OH MY GOSH!| FIRST TIME HEARING James Brown - Try ME REACTION
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- OH MY GOSH!| FIRST TIME HEARING James Brown - Try ME REACTION
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James Brown "Please, Please, Please" - LIVE AT THE TAMI SHOW VERSION. It's a slower song, and a top 5 live performance of any artist ever. That man puts on a show!! It would put a big smile on my face to see y'all enjoy this classic
The whole set at the Tami show ----
@@eddiekertel8919 That concert is historic! It was like an indoor Woodstock of the early 60s with so many performers. Mick Jager and The Rolling Stones who folowed JB did not want to perform (although they did) because JB was on fire!
This was originally recorded in 1958 when James Brown was 25 years old.
"Try Me", titled "Try Me (I Need You)" in its original release, is a song recorded by James Brown and The Famous Flames in 1958. It was a #1 R&B hit and charted #48 Pop - the group's first appearance on the Billboard Hot 100.[1] It was Brown and the Flames' second charting single, ending a two-year dry spell after the success of "Please, Please, Please".
I love James Brown! Without him, we most likely wouldn’t have had MJ, Prince, and an untold number of hip hop tracks. I’m underestimating, I know.🖖🏼
Fact's
Sorry about the unfinished parentheses
@@deandavidson1375 Huh?
@@ThePittsburghToddy I don't know for sure what you're asking me
@@deandavidson1375 The “unfinished parentheses” part is what I was referring to.
Yes, this was a young James Brown. Unbelievable talent. He is sorely missed. He was known as the hardest working man in show business.
Yes, this is a young James Brown. 25 years old when this was released. It was his first song to hit the Hot 100. I love this song. When I was 12 and started going to a local dance that was held every Saturday they were still playing this song, even though it was about a year old by then. And when they didn't play it, I requested it!
Wow, now we're talking. There is nobody like James Brown!!! 💜💜💜💜
When I hear James Brown, I think of, besides his huge personality and of the incredible artist and entertainer he was, is how grieved he was by Elvis's death. He spent hours at Graceland sitting at Elvis's casket. He was so grieved, he had to be helped out. He loved Elvis, the man not just the singer.
I read this, too, and I had no idea until recently.
I love James Brown and this is one of my favorite songs by him. Brings back great memories! Great song to slow dance by. Thank you for playin it. The song came out in 1958 and was written by James Brown. He was around 25 years of age when he wrote it.
Wow! This was recorded in 1958! Honestly, I haven't heard this song before, but omg, I'm so thankful to you guys for choosing it. I LOVE everything about it. His voice, those lyrics, the tune, and oh those woodwind instruments (are they woodwind or brass ?) (clarinet/sax, I'm not sure which). Either way, I loved it. ❤❤🎵🎵🎷🎺
Oh my!! Yes, believe it is an earlier one. Yearning quality is up front in his voice. 1958 Tune! The horn arrangement definitely is also. Almost Acker Bilk style! James did this song with the Famous Flames. Now, there's a live version from 1986. The man knew how to sweat! Oh the vocals!! Yes, 1958 voice, Jay. "Please, Please, Please" on stage. Thanks. Great reaction.
Jay & Amber, you'll love his "I Got You" or "Get Up Offa That Thing"!!! Gotta be live, even if you have to blur it!
edit - Jay, you are correct,he was just 25 years old!! 1958, his second song to chart!
His first hit "Please, Please, Please" was also slower but great vocals.
Sounds like a clarinet, back then they had whole orchestras! Next James Brown song for you is Please Please Please! So soulful 💯❤️
Those were saxophones not clarinets.
@@mildredpierce4506 your so right I forgot about those.
This before he did funk he sings good back in his young days
YES. One of best for many decades and generations. Love this song out of his many hits. This song is bluesy. Note to mention great showmanship.
Saw James Brown in concert 57 years ago!!! My date and I sit in the balcony of the public auditorium in Chattanooga, Tennessee. I was a freshman in college. It was awesome. Everyone there were having a great time; dancing in the aisles. Police weren't happy but no one cared. James Brown's performance was off the charts.
James Brown! What a performer!!
Mr. Dynamite.
So proud of you two you've came on such a long way since you have started 💖💫💖💫💖💫💖💫💖💫💖💫💖
And still such a long long musical journey ahead! Just scratching the surface so far!
The Platters, Only You. Early R&B, Rock and Roll. 4 number ones. 40 top 100’s.
I was 21 yrs old in 1958 and at the time in the Army. I was in Georgia for Commo school and a few of us went to Savannah Ga and watched him in Concert. Great performance
Everytime I hear Try me it's one of those songs, to me that bring me back, to when I first heard it in the San Gabriel Valley Baldwin Park Ca. I liked songs that were 10 years before my time, Try Me still brings back the love I have for this song. I heard it 50 years ago and it feels like i'm hearing it for the first time eveytime I hear it, I had a 4 track tape player with James Brown's Night train, try me, prisoner of love and more all songs were sung by him in late 50s.
James was my son’s favorite singer since birth! He had I Feel Good down great.
1958 James Brown. His 1st single to chart on the Billboard Hot 100 peaking @ #48 but on the R&B/Soul chart -- where Brown ruled -- it went to #1. It was Brown's 2nd charted single on the R&B chart, preceded by "Please, Please, Please" which peaked @ #5 in 1956 -- 2 years earlier.
"It's A Man's World" "I Got You" or "Get Up Offa That Thing" are also great James Brown tracks.
I only discovered this song about a year ago. So powerful singing to a lady for her to try him to accept his love. To except his wanting for her. So powerful.
It is a young James brown from 1958. This was his second massive hit after please, please, pleasefrom 1956. In another 6 - 7 years, he would begin to break away from this r'n'b sound and start perfecting what would become known as funk starting with I feel good and papa's got a brand new bag. He would perfect the funk sound with Cold Sweat in 1967.
It’s a Man’s World. My favorite James Brown song.
End of the night slow dancing singing the words while she looks at you smiling music. Game over every time.
As a woman I can confirm this 😆
@@nancyscogin7549 lol good times
Nice choice of his early work. Long live the 50's.
I was born in 1950 and grew up in this era and as I grew up and went through the 60's, 70's, 80's etc..as a musician I go back to the 50's to play on stage because it brings out your vocals the best.
I dedicate this song to my daddy. He loved James Brown and gone are the days when we would listen to the oldies with him! I love you Dad.
My Aunt and Uncle lived down the street from James Brown's mansion in Beech Island, SC.
This is some "doo whop" from James before soul became soul.
It's A Mans Mans World live 1966 IS PURE FIRE, James Brown in rare form!
The movie " Get on up " the scene when he sings this song, touches your heart.😢❤❤❤❤
A listener mentioned the TAMI show from 1964. JB was the next to last performer on that show. He was sensational. The last act was The Rolling Stones. Mick Jagger from the Stones said: How do we follow that? TAMI means Teenage Awards Music International. Great concert from that decade!
When music was pure talent not technology.. He came to my high school in 1966 and hung out with us. A real down to earth guy❤❤ I love his music. . My husband ( was my boyfriend at the time) took me to his concert that weekend❤ .
Released in October 1958...got to #1 on the R&B charts...a CLASSIC!!!
James Brown did not do a lot of slow tunes but I loved “Kiss in 77, “Please, Please, Please,” “It’s a Man’s World”. I can’t think of any others. My sister was a teen in the 60s and she was a crazy fan. She took her “little sisters” to the Regal Theater in Chicago. JB was the headliner. He used to come off stage at the end and the girls would go nuts and get all over him. Sister left us snd rushed the stage; came back with part of his tie wrapped around her hand!!! I was probably 9 years old at the time..it was wild!!
React to his songs: "Get up offa that thing" "Papa Got A Brand New Bag" "Doin ' It To Death" "The Payback" " Papa Don't Take No Mess" "Open Up The Door (I'll Get It Myself)" and "Mother Popcorn"
*SUPERBAD*
This is 1958. His second charting single. His first being Please Please Please from 1956. So, yes, a very young James Brown.
James Brown. The Godfather of SOUL
I love this slow song by James Brown! Also check out Papa Don't Take Know Mess!
I love the godfather soul. He had so many good songs. You should check out Marvin Gaye and Tammy Terrell duets together They had some monster hits like. "Ain't nothing like the real thing" or "You're all I need to get by"
Trumpets AND saxophones! 😉 👍
James Brown
Living in America.
It blow my mind that you have never heard James Brown , such a great voice
"Bewildered" was the flip side of this song. Late 50s maybe 1960. Back up vocals are Bobby Byrd and The Black Birds. They did a great single " In Rhythm" around 1973.
Rolling Stones review of the James Brown box set . " this can not be over estimated in impact and value'.
I saw James Brown at Woodstock in 1999. He opened the show. He was getting old by then, but he put on a great show.
A little background on this. Well I’ve been a James Brown fan since I was 12 and 1968 he’s my all-time favorite singer and I have basically everything he ever recorded and saw him live about 100 times over 35 years. But anyway his first record was PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE in 1956. It went up the number six on the Soul charts and for the next two years he put out about 10 singles that basically flopped and he was given an ultimatum by Syd Nathan at King Records. He came up with TRY ME. Which went to number one on the Soul charts in number 48 on the pop charts and the rest is history. The background singers were the Famous Flames, actually he was part of the Famous Flames at the time. That was a great reaction I love that you guys love the song? A couple of suggestions please. LOST SOMEONE and BEWILDERED. If you do react to those make sure you get the original singles from the early 1960s.
The Godfather of soul! Back when I was growing up he was the King.
ETTA JAMES, ETTA JAMES ETTA JAMES!!!"Tell Mama" which was covered by Janis Joplin!!!😎
One of my favorites from James Brown, lots of emotion.
James Brown was the originator of funk music with his song “ cold sweat” a beat used by his band leader from a song from Miles Davis called “So What” .
This is his younger days more of a fifties sound .I'm not sure of the year but great song from an icon of R&B. Thank ya'll
The horns was a blend of saxophone and trumpet. Quite common in the 50s. Later in the 60s the trumbone was added to bands for a 3 horn blend. Some would take the 3 and add a second sax, like Earth Wind and Fire 's Phoenix Horns
That his group he started with the famous flames
Living in America is a great song as well performed by James for the Rocky IV movie
The Famous Flames 1958 when Mr. James Brown was with them.( founded in Toccoa, Georgia, in 1953 by Bobby Byrd. James Brown first began his career as a member of the Famous Flames, emerging as the lead singer)
GODFATHER OF SOUL!! Please check out his 80's hit "Living In America" it is a fantastic, albeit cheesy song! It was also featured in "Rocky IV" - which you guys should check out the "Rocky" movies! I'd also suggest "Cupid" by Sam Cooke. Also check out Solomon Burke, Roberta Flack & Donny Hathaway. Keep Smiling! :)
They need to hear this if for no other reason than they can then listen to Weird Al's "Livin with a Hernia" where Al even gets to use James' band in the video.
I met James in NC where he was to play at the National Guard armory.
His limo stopped in front of my house and I ran out and was told by his driver he was lost.
I said no problem , jumped in my 1954 Chevy and escorted him over .
He introduced me to his three drummers.
Went to an after party with them
Garnett mimms - "for your precious love", Charles and Eddie - "would I lie to you", chi-lites - "oh girl"
Nobody will ever top him!
James Brown and The Fabulous Flames 🙏
Love me some James Brown
This gives me such a melancholic nostalgia for a time Before I was even alive!
1958 DOO-WOP OR R&b OR A CROSS BETWEEN THE TWO. i LOVE IT!
Yes it’s a very young James brown early in his career. One of his first hits.
A MUST HEAR Classic,, James Brown "Down And Out In New York City"
Definitely watch the T.A.M.I. Show you you'll see James and The Flames at there very best Night Train Please Please Please and Try me live and electric. Stones ( first time Jagger was really animated (because he saw James Brown for the first time). You will love this show Other surprises too. You just might who inspired Michael Jackson. Thanks for that treat keep 'em comin' 👍
James Brown is the Godfather of Funk and the back of Hip Hop
This song was recorded in 1958, nearing the end of the Doo-wop period, hence the sound and rhythm of this piece.
Love James and that he and Elvis were so close. Please, Please, Please. , Papa's Got a Brand New Bag, I feel good are some of my favorites by him
Oh love this song! We had the 45 record when it first came out oh the parties I've seen with this song playing with these girls in their petticoat dresses I will never forget those memories. This is James brown from early days
One of my older brothers had the album James Brown Live at the Apollo, and I think this song was on it. If not, it was on another of his James Brown’s albums. I grew up listening to James Brown. Loved hearing this! Thank you for choosing this and for your reactions.
That's a *very* young James Brown, late 1950s, when he sang a lot of ballads. You need to check out "Bewildered," from the same era. This is a decade before I was born but I love me some James Brown ballads. About ten years later, Bob Marley did a soul-ish ballad called "Try Me," clearly influenced by this. (Bob loved American R&B.)
Bewildered is one of the best James Brown recordings! His voice is so clear. People don't give his range enough credit.
Prisoner Of Love and Bewildered are two big hits from the early era of James Brown. Just before he broke out with the beginnings of funk! You should check out the TAMI show video from 1964 and his performance of Out Of Sight! That whole set was hot. The next act to follow him was The Rolling Stones who were on their introduction to America tour. They were backstage watching James and didn't want to go on behind him because he burned it down! They were terrified! It was rumored that as he passed them leaving the stage, he said...."Welcome to America boys!" 😉🤭🤣🤣🤣🤣
It could be that was the catalyst which propelled the Stones to try harder. Now they as well as James, are legends.
@@bobbyd968 That goes without saying. The great are always driven to excellence by their experiences. They were fans of James Brown and were more than likely star struck. I love the Stones too!
CLASSIC!!! it's been soooo long since I heard this one! Great pick! 👍😃❣️😃👍
"Papa's Got a New Bag" well worth the listen.
I like James Brown, The Payback was the song I played just before military operations or training!
I agree, you have come a long way. I remember watching the video of you scowling to ACDC and then all the sudden lighting up to it
Appreciate you take the time, I realize it's lot, to go thru your comments..love you give the people what they want, rather than tell us how busy you are and how man requests you receive. We know that's true. Other reactors ignore our requests for months and tell us they are busy. Thank you. We know you're busy cause you got lives and kids! But we love how much you try and remind us it's all due to our requests.
The Godfather of Soul...Soul Brother #1!
James Brown....the Godfather of Soul music and one of the gods of Soul music has many slow songs. "This is a man's world" and "I got you," by James Brown are slower songs.
He sung a Ballad with Pavarotti, This is a Man's World on Video 📹
Early JB. Now “Please, please, please”. Same era. And the inspiration for Woopie Goldberg in Sister Act 2 at the fundraiser 🤣
Fabulous live video available.
James Brown the Godfather of Soul. Sam Cooke. Sam and Dave. Aretha Franklin, Percy Sledge, Marvin Gaye, Ray Charles, Wilson Pickett all soul music legends.
" Please, Please, Please " is another slow one by James...You both will love it.
Live shows are the only way to go for James Brown . . . fer sure.
He oozes showmanship ~ ~ ~ ~
This song was recorded in late-1958. On this record, and many other, James Brown sang with The Famous Flames. The song was released on the Federal Records label. According to Wikipedia, "Try Me" went to "Number One" on the Billboard R & B Chart, and was their first "Top 50" hit on the Billboard Pop Singles Chart. The single sold over one million copies in 1959.
In the 1950s and early-1960s, James Brown was a much smoother singer, and did some stylistic experimentation on those James Brown And The Famous Flames records and albums. By the mid-1960s, James Brown And The Famous Flames evolved into a more soulful sound on records, in order to compete with the Stax/Volt Records success during that time period. He and his group and orchestra traveled all over the United States, from coast to coast, developing word of mouth amongst the Rock music fans, and building up goodwill with regional promoters and radio stations. He proved to them that he and his group and orchestra could make them money. By the mid-1960s, James Brown And The Famous Flames began to make music industry insiders take notice, as he was increasingly being booked for TV performances on regional Rock music programs that appealed to white audiences. Brown hit the big time when he was booked for a series of TV performances on "The Ed Sullivan Show" on CBS. I remember watching a TV performance by James Brown And The Famous Flames on "The Ed Sullivan Show" here on UA-cam, and Ed Sullivan made it known to the audience and viewers at home, that James Brown was a very important music artist in the music industry, and was respected for his songwriting, and his appeal to wide varieties of music audiences of that time.
Suggest you check out the James Brown performance of Please Please Please on TAMI for a real example of what a showman he truly was.
I first heard this song back in the 90’s from a movie called Untamed Heart, even as an 11 year old I was IN LOVE with this song and the voice singing it. Still one of my favorite songs of all time, we actually had this song play at our wedding ❤
Slow dance heaven. 🥰❤ Teen town memories.
Yaaaassssssssss
Definitely if you like his slow jams Please please please; his live performance is 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥
This song!💜💜💜💜
Next you've gotta check it's a Man's Man's Man's World... The video is here on UA-cam. Love that song. James Brown was the man.
VERY young James Brown. Still doowop R&B -- before be jumpstarted & dominated Soul.
Oh my God I have never heard this in my life it is absolutely amazing I love it I love it I love it thank you you two
Gonna have a funky good time. It’s a must!!
this is the JB I grew up listening to late 50's PRISONER OF LOVE is good to
This is legit one of my favorite songs
A few other songs for you to check out are "The Boss", "The Payback", and "Papas Got A Brand New Bag". Another classic to check out is Fred Wesley & the J.B.'s, "Doing It to Death"