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Russell is 73 & I listen to them every day....loved them since I was a child in the early 70s.

What up Tony

So true

I wasn't to thrilled with this tune,,but heck,,he was experimenting with sound effects.He mastered the Wah Wah and distortion. The cover song,,he recorded that came out a masterpiece,,is Bob Dylan All along the Watchtower. The best song he ever compose and played is Machine Gun,,the Voodoo Sligh Return and every other

She has incredible technique but just because you CAN play 1,000 notes per minute doesn't always mean that you SHOULD play 1,000 notes per minute.

WOW !!! I learned so much !! Thanks for uploading this. We should think more about erecting statues to these men, instead of tearing down old ones. These men's contribution to modern music and American culture, and modern life is global in impact.

They joined James Brown's band in 1965 but check out Clayton Fillyau in 1962 on "I've Got Money".

Love and Light to the foundation of the truth.

She is the new sheriff in town!!!!!

He MIGHT have been high, lol. Yeah he was high but that was his lifestyle. I love Hendrix and have a lot of his music. I don't mind that he did it how he wanted to do it and just when you thought he lost the melody, he came right back to it. 😉

HENDRIX WILL ALWAYS BE THE BEST IN MY OPINION. I’VE BEEN LISTENING TO JIMI EVER SINCE 1980

I've been following her here on UA-cam since she was 13 years old (she's 28 now), and she's been amazing all this time. She's in an incredible jazz-fusion band called MaMoGi with her husband Mark Hartsuch on sax and a drummer from India named Gino Banks. The music is crazy, dude.

She is not the best, she i not in the class of say a Charles Berthoud. She plays as so many other good bassist out there however she don't have depth of a charles berthoud!

It is rare that an artist sounds as good and even better live than their recordings. Lucy is in a class by herself. This young lady is destined for stardom. Everything she sings goes to another level as she has the ability to make these classic tunes her own. As young as she is at 20, her singing is way beyond her years. She seems to get even better as time goes by...just incredible.

Short answer, LSD

Yea she's one of the best and she's unique

There is no word. That can Describe. How beautiful this song is I lost my motherat the earliest age of 6.And she used to play the daylight of this song I love all 3 versions Phyllis hyman and prince But Mister russell No one will ever touch him When he sing this song why they don't write songs like this anymore 😢

How would you differentiate Soul from R&B? And why did the Billboard change it's Hot R&B Singles chart to Hot Soul Single Sales in late 60s? At the end they reuse the term Hot R&B Single/Song then add 'Hip-Hop' after it

two drummers...... a bass players nightmare

Myself being an old punk rock bass player in New york city late 70s I can't play bass anymore but I can still D.J. in japan there is dozens of all female bands with killer drummers and bassists but they're guitar driven Straight killers there's BAND MAID, LOVEBITES, GACHARICH SPIN, ALDIOUS and BABY METAL they were not around when I was stationed in japan I wouldn't have left!

Linda Creed wrote the song along with Tom Bell ...tell that part.

A Euphoric Masterpiece by Pink Floyd? Yes!

I recommend making a reaction to one of the best vocalists in the world. Meet Diana Ankudinova! Diana has the title - Queen of Goosebumps. Challenge yourself, can you resist the charm of her voice? Comments under the video: "What perfection, it's out of this world, not even to explain how extraordinary her voice is." "It is definitely the most beautiful voice in the world❤" 1) super unique voice (dramatic contralto with rich polyphonic overtones); 2) the most complex vocal techniques, a bewitching voice; 3) Diana sings in 6 languages : English, French, Russian, German, Spanish, Arabic and any musical genre; 4) incredible charisma, artistry and living of any song; 5) a vocal range of 4 octaves; 6) a large army of fans around the world; 7) an independent artist, without producers and labels, only with the support of fans and reactors like you; 8) more than 21 thousand reactions (all collected in my playlists). The incredible fate of a girl found with a broken collarbone at a bus stop and ended up in an orphanage.

Wow, Russell has still got it! Sounds amazing. Loved the Stylistics--such beautiful love songs! My favorite is "You Make Me Feel Brand New." 💜

… growing up down South playing music in the early 70s we wondered why JB had two drummers!! he said he would wear out one drummer but after studying their styles, they play differently!!! the narrator gave great examples of Mr. Stubblefield’s playing style but for the best example of Mr.Starks’s playing style check, Sex Machine !!!

James brown like those syncopated beats

An excellent funky funky video.

They were version of hip hop back then he gave birth to. Hip hop

I think music world will miss the faces of Tito and Michael Jackson! We owe them a lot for some of the joy they created in the music.

As a drummer myself of over 60 years, and did a short stint with JB in Cleveland along with Little Royal and the Swing Masters in the 60s!!! My all time favorite James Brown groove with that hip "fatback and syncopation" rhythm pattern that evoked not only Funk but it swings like a bastard is "I Got The Feelin'!!!" Awwwww Yeahhhhh!!!! Thank you Clyde and Jab'O...you left your mark on this planet!!!!

GTFOH! It's absurd to say drummers alone "created" funk..the bass and guitar were inseparable parts of the James Brown groove, i.e. the pocket. Sure, "Cold Sweat" featured the drums but don't forget the chicken scratch guitar from "There Was A Time" or "The Big Payback" and "Think 73". An elementary version of this funk style can be heard on "Licking Stick" featuring a prominent bass and a complimentary funk rhythm guitar riff.

They say she is one of the best. Is she?

All of there songs are favorites.....but two stand out for me... Stop, Look, Listen...and.... People Make the World go Round 😊

Jimi was mimicking the sound of bombs and warfare , as the US was in the Vietnam War. Jimi said he played it that way " not to take away from all that's great in America", but played the way the air was at the time "" the air is slightly static. " Jimi and his bass player Billy Cox, and the rhythm guitarist at Woodstock Larry Lee were all in the 101st Airborn unit of the Army. Larry had just come back from Vietnam a month before Woodstock, and had been shot a steel plate put in his head. ✌🏼

Fantastic!

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This kid is incredible. I've seen him live twice. If you get a chance to see him live GO!

Not enough room for three?

Naw! This story is completely wrong. Mr. Orange said, he wrote the song on their Christmas break. Check his out story about it. The Commodores was trying to come up with a song to compete with the Ohio Players song Fire.

Don't forget Roy Hamilton who also worked with Otis and had influence on Elvis's sound.

This should be retitled..The Dude That Got Paid Extremely Well for Writing Elvis Songs!

The one thing i will always respect was that those early New York Hip Hop Pioneers always paid Homage to James Brown and the Musicians that played with James.

He is SO GOOD!!!!

…that’s why I credit Sly Stone as the creator of Funk, no disrespect to James Brown but he couldn’t write or read music 😳💯✔️…

The Funky drummer break always amazed me. How the hell was it done?! Clyde is credited of course but it almost sounds like 2 drummers. The snare and the high hats are so busy I can't see 2 hands doing all that... when Clyde played it again and other drummers tried to replicate it, it definitely was not the same... either way the shit was funky and Clyde and Jabo deserve all due respect and then some. Btw, I'm not a drummer so I can admit that I just may not know what the hell I'm talking about. 😂✌🏾

Back in the day, if James Brown wasn't being played at your party it wasn't a party! Much much respect to these funky drummers. GOD Bless.

That my granddad is Clyde stubblefield.

Hip Hop was born from Funk James Brown

THIS IS SO TRUE 💯 🥁🥁♥️👑👑✌🏾