Got to see James Brown twice. Once in Buffalo, NY at the Tralph and once at a Jazz Fest in Sedona, AZ. The man ws just so good. I'm 71 and miss him alot. More talent than 100 performers of today! i feel good...
In ‘66 I was one of two young Black girls who attended the Verde Valley School in Sedona! The Godfather in Sedona, AZ just BLOWS my mind! I did’t really get hip to him (feeling his music) until ‘72 when I was in college!✊🏿
James Brown was Much more than an artist/ performer. He was Legend, Not only in the sense of music. He was a Legend as a Human being. He gave more to charity than Handsets of known Hollywood actors combined would not have done. He had a total loyalty to God. He had a heart of Gold, I will surly miss him a Lot.
JAMES BROWN : HIS music was yesterday, today, and the future. Jackie Wilson, Nick Jagger, Prince, and Michael Jackson to name a few..dancing.....YOU SAW came from James Brown's blueprint! JB never denied his trials and tribulations. He took what God gave him and made it work! This man worked as a child to help pay the rent........He could have been an excellent Jazz composer as well. But MOST of all ...his conversations always included the Greatest of them...God .!
I saw a show about James on PBS and they had a Classical Composer analizing the music of James Brown. He said James did everything wrong, not properly structured, and different, and it worked brilliantly...! Go figure.
There is truth in what you've said, however you didn't even mention the most important things he did. This man revolutionized music in many ways not the least of which would be the creation of a major genre, one could argue 'genres', and the fact that James Brown's absolutely original sound was the undeniable inspiration/progenitor of almost everything even remotely popular afterwards. Even the sounds of today have an evolutionary lineage easily traced back to the hardest working man in showbiz. Oh yeah he really knew how to treat the ladies too. True blueprint when it comes to handling bitches. Lastly, he was/is the model one points to when arguing for the concept of responsible pcp use.
Well, nobody possess his multiple talents and that's the reason why James Brown is the one and only. NOBODY can Imitate, duplicate or do better than the man himself James Brown.
This was the first thing I ever recorded with my brand new VHS player way back in 1985 lol. I was late to the game, thinking it would be too difficult to set up to the TV and use.
JOAN! BLESS HER! RIP!Look at how much TIME she gave JB, that’s RESPECT ! She was really nervous as hell, that why she mess up on the DATE of Please, please, please! IF you really love JAMES BROWN , go buy or stream the TAMI SHOW! Unbelievable JAMES BROWN PERFORMANCES Live! He bought the house down!
In the 80s Hiphop & Rocky 4 brought jb back major. During this appearance he had not long got inducted in hall of fame & Had 4 hits riding the charts while his old showbizness peers had either passed away or only ate off oldies revues. He would continue to be in demand for 2 more decades but his domestic and drug issues wore him down . He continued his charity work and respect for artists he influenced and new talent. Rip to the godfather this holiday season 2022.
Wow- I was at his first show at the Lone Star, NYC, January 1985 - the groove changed my life. Thank you James brown- and the then Soul Generals - will never forget how sick it all was - and the roots players who made his sound.
Go ahead James help yourself i will always miss you and never forget you or your people thanking me for the Xmas card wish when you was wrongfully locked away on Christmas
When he went back on another of her shows in the late 1990's or 2000, she didn't even remember she had met him before! And she also annoyed me by saying "In 1978 he made Please Please Please"! God, do your homework!
She was doing a diss respect to JB by asking some questions that had nothing to do with his triumphs. Sex change? I would have said you can check it out if you like let everyone know. And ya my wife is great in every room of my house. They had beat JB up pretty bad by that time. And he just wanted to work. Thank you for the road map on these haters JB. RIP!
She was a comedienne first... that was her swag if you knew her routine. She talked about folks saying she was ugly to dogging her husband and boyfriends. I think she was quoting his book at the time. He didn't deny much in the book except how he treated his band,women, and paid them. that first book is a must read and is still available but later he'd write a updated second book called I feel good . Many the books that came out after his death were historical and broke down his mannerisms.
i loved jb but my god, he was a horrible woman abuser., tamny terrel wgi he beat the crap out of when she was 16, and even his late wife adrienne, bu i loved him as a great performer.
James Brown was a great singer. James Brown was not a great human being. People who had been with him his entire life or treated so horribly by him Bobby bird literally got $900 a week when James was making $7000 every night. Forget the fact that Bobby birdcall wrote most of James Brown’s hits and new James Brown from the time he was 15 years old. After James Brown died, it literally took about five years for his state to quit him in the ground because of infighting within his worthless family. James knew that his family was worthless so he didn’t leave them any money. He left all of his money to the homeless children of Georgia. Believe it or not, James Brown’s family fuck that order for five fucking years seriously they weren’t out there making the money. I don’t think James is a great human being, but he was a great artist, and in the end he left a legacy to those children that should be respected.
Bobby Byrd co-wrote a lot of songs with JB not most of them himself. Your right about him being a terrible person and I think when his career went into a slump in 75 no one cared
Yeah it's better than the original but the song is a weak and lame attempt to recreate the sound of 'Living In America'. And the lyrics are horrible, similar to 'Nature' which had great music but equally idiotic lyrics. If they had any sense they should have released 'Goliath' as the 2nd song, which in my opinion is tghe best JB record on the album by far and one of his best of all time period.
The 80s was a great time to be alive
Got to see James Brown twice. Once in Buffalo, NY at the Tralph and once at a Jazz Fest in Sedona, AZ. The man ws just so good. I'm 71 and miss him alot. More talent than 100 performers of today! i feel good...
In ‘66 I was one of two young Black girls who attended the Verde Valley School in Sedona! The Godfather in Sedona, AZ just BLOWS my mind! I did’t really get hip to him (feeling his music) until ‘72 when I was in college!✊🏿
I remember that show well. Joan also had Orville Redenbacher as a guest. When he made some gourmet popcorn, James tried some and said "I feel good"!😃
This song had more lyrics than at least 1995 of his other 1999 songs.😂!!! Bro still had some moves. I think he was about 52 years old on this show.
James Brown was Much more than an artist/ performer. He was Legend, Not only in the sense of music. He was a Legend as a Human being. He gave more to charity than Handsets of known Hollywood actors combined would not have done. He had a total loyalty to God. He had a heart of Gold, I will surly miss him a Lot.
He had a mean back hand too.
@@kingcam0775 Ask tammi terrell and various bandmates.
@@kingcam0775 There's no need to even dwell on that
@@ronniemoon57 It is in response to a comment talking about his moral character.
I'm glad they use this song
For Rocky IV God Rest your Soul James Brown the godfather of Soul
Not many people got that much time on a show like this...and look what he brought with him...incredible.
Great rendition of Living in America
Love them both!! Continue RIHP James Brown & Joan Rivers!! 🙏 💘
Can James Brown get down?????
HELL YEAH.
Look at that hair😃😊
Two legends right there.
Rest in Peace Both of You
JAMES BROWN : HIS music was yesterday, today, and the future. Jackie Wilson, Nick Jagger, Prince, and Michael Jackson to name a few..dancing.....YOU SAW came from James Brown's blueprint! JB never denied his trials and tribulations. He took what God gave him and made it work! This man worked as a child to help pay the rent........He could have been an excellent Jazz composer as well. But MOST of all ...his conversations always included the Greatest of them...God .!
I saw a show about James on PBS and they had a Classical Composer analizing the music of James Brown. He said James did everything wrong, not properly structured, and different, and it worked brilliantly...! Go figure.
The Iconic/ legendary James Brown was authentic, swift footed, super talented and charismatic. R. I. P. Mr. Brown, Love always 🙏🏿❤️❤️🇯🇲🇺🇸🙏🏿
James could have been a superstar with just only his dancing style.Put his voice and dancing together then you have a mega superstar.
That’s why he’s the king of soul
There is truth in what you've said, however you didn't even mention the most important things he did. This man revolutionized music in many ways not the least of which would be the creation of a major genre, one could argue 'genres', and the fact that James Brown's absolutely original sound was the undeniable inspiration/progenitor of almost everything even remotely popular afterwards. Even the sounds of today have an evolutionary lineage easily traced back to the hardest working man in showbiz.
Oh yeah he really knew how to treat the ladies too. True blueprint when it comes to handling bitches.
Lastly, he was/is the model one points to when arguing for the concept of responsible pcp use.
Somehow, I don't think he ever thought of himself as big of a giant as he really was.
Well, nobody possess his multiple talents and that's the reason why James Brown is the one and only.
NOBODY can Imitate, duplicate or do better than the man himself James Brown.
This was the first thing I ever recorded with my brand new VHS player way back in 1985 lol. I was late to the game, thinking it would be too difficult to set up to the TV and use.
Although no TV owner myself, I remember no other show affording as much stage space to guests as Joan's did 🍸
JOAN! BLESS HER! RIP!Look at how much TIME she gave JB, that’s RESPECT ! She was really nervous as hell, that why she mess up on the DATE of Please, please, please! IF you really love JAMES BROWN , go buy or stream the TAMI SHOW! Unbelievable JAMES BROWN PERFORMANCES Live! He bought the house down!
At the first rock n roll hall of fame event. JB said to Jerry Lee Lewis “now is the time of legends.” And he was right!
They're both dead and gone forever, but we will never forget them.
Yooooo I love that guitar chuck in the beginning 😩 I needa learn it !!
god bless you both
Soul Brother Number 1, Mr. Dynamite, The Amazing Mr. Please, Please himself. JAMES BROWN!!!!!
GREAT
In the 80s Hiphop & Rocky 4 brought jb back major. During this appearance he had not long got inducted in hall of fame & Had 4 hits riding the charts while his old showbizness peers had either passed away or only ate off oldies revues. He would continue to be in demand for 2 more decades but his domestic and drug issues wore him down . He continued his charity work and respect for artists he influenced and new talent. Rip to the godfather this holiday season 2022.
JB looks great in this clip. thanks for postin! nice to see JB and Maceo Parker back together again during this time.
I REMEMBER THIS EPISODE
Thank you so much for uploading this wonderful Performance by the Legendary Godfather of Soul Mr. James Brown!!!💓💓💓🎼🎼🎼🎶🎶🎶
Wow- I was at his first show at the Lone Star, NYC, January 1985 - the groove changed my life. Thank you James brown- and the then Soul Generals - will never forget how sick it all was - and the roots players who made his sound.
Wow sounds so cool he still had great energy during that time
Go ahead James help yourself i will always miss you and never forget you or your people thanking me for the Xmas card wish when you was wrongfully locked away on Christmas
Rip joan i love u
RIP James Brown
"1976 ??"
Didn't JOAN miss the mark ...by about TWENTY YEARS ??
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE came out in ***1956 !!!***
williamg2552 Mannnnnnnnnn! did she Ever! LMAO
@@jameslemmons9737 LOL! Yes, I caught that! I wish Joan did some research prior!
She’s White what do you expect !!!
@@jimmysapien9961 The race card was inappropriate.
This was 1986. I doubt she thought this 52 year old man debuted only 10 years earlier. She probably just misspoke.
living in america
RIP Joan and JB
Good show
IT WAS IN THE 50'S THAT HE VAME UP WITH PLEASE, PLEASE.
Gravity live ! Yes, better than the original.
Gravity
the saxophonist is brilliant
Maceo Parker i think
🔥💥😍👍🤗👏🥰💥🔥
Is anybody paying close attention to this video?! Look!
Gravity...bring us some Ike Dyson!
great interview Also sound qlty
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Y’all ain’t peep how Joan got salty when James mentioned his wife🤣.. @ 10:02
Living în america
Since Dan Hartman wrote that song and James made it a smash, I think Dan should have returned the favor and duetted with him.
The best showman
When he went back on another of her shows in the late 1990's or 2000, she didn't even remember she had met him before!
And she also annoyed me by saying "In 1978 he made Please Please Please"! God, do your homework!
You're right! 1978??? and Beethoven has just passed away a few minutes ago... It IS annoying, such an ignorance.
+Paul DAvanzo Be Honest, how many white people know at least 5 James Brown songs? a very small few,
nevertheless the year they were made or released .
she was eccentric,but I guess she was thinking his multiple versions of please. he did cut it around 76 ,but I guess she was thinking disco
She said "1976" . Not 1978.
Two of Joan's favorite black artist were James Brown and Little Richard..She said that many of times.
Joan Rivers James Brown release please please please In 1956 Not 1976! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Two bands with the tightest rhythm sections? James Brown and The Silver Bullet Band. Close third? Isley Brothers.
pause video at 5:33 and watch his tongue!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mick Jabber produced a documentary or regular movie on James Brown.
It's Mick JAGGER, not Jabber
I'm sorry but that kid from Gary .... what's his name again?...just nothing to next to James Brown.
Everybody is nothing next to James Brown
Andrew Doolittle lol completely two different performers that both admired each other.
at 5:34, nobody notices James lizard tongue come out???????
It looks that long because it merges with the saxophone mouth piece. Look closeley
Hair is layed!
ALESSANDRO ALESSANDRO DE SOUZA BOM DIA
6:16-6:40 Lol
❤❤😢🎉🎉🎉🎉😂😂😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤
gravity
I meant 1986.
ALESSANDRO DE SOUZA
Alessandro de Souza
She was doing a diss respect to JB by asking some questions that had nothing to do with his triumphs. Sex change? I would have said you can check it out if you like let everyone know. And ya my wife is great in every room of my house. They had beat JB up pretty bad by that time. And he just wanted to work. Thank you for the road map on these haters JB. RIP!
She was a comedienne first... that was her swag if you knew her routine. She talked about folks saying she was ugly to dogging her husband and boyfriends. I think she was quoting his book at the time. He didn't deny much in the book except how he treated his band,women, and paid them. that first book is a must read and is still available but later he'd write a updated second book called I feel good . Many the books that came out after his death were historical and broke down his mannerisms.
That's the nature of the show it's 50% gossip 50% talk show. Not a slight to James in particular.
noctice
ALESSANDRO DE SOUZA
Alessandro de Souzza firme
How old was he here?
UltimateGuru23 he was 53.
I hate to point out the obvious but the years of smoking, drinking and doing drugs were beginning to tell by the mid-1980s.
He is the one of alla
Does anybody notice her attitude?
"1956 not 76"!
i think I'm having a heart attack! PS he's terrifying!
1976? I think she’s off my a decade.
Was his wife Adrianne white or light skin?
She was Latin.
So you mean was she white or half white?
The music is dragging
This song wasn't that good. But it was in a huge movie, so he had to perform it.
i loved jb but my god, he was a horrible woman abuser., tamny terrel wgi he beat the crap out of when she was 16, and even his late wife adrienne, bu i loved him as a great performer.
So was Tina Turner, literally abused women as a pimp back in Tennessee, and yet she's still a feminist icon.
James Brown was a great singer. James Brown was not a great human being. People who had been with him his entire life or treated so horribly by him Bobby bird literally got $900 a week when James was making $7000 every night. Forget the fact that Bobby birdcall wrote most of James Brown’s hits and new James Brown from the time he was 15 years old. After James Brown died, it literally took about five years for his state to quit him in the ground because of infighting within his worthless family. James knew that his family was worthless so he didn’t leave them any money. He left all of his money to the homeless children of Georgia. Believe it or not, James Brown’s family fuck that order for five fucking years seriously they weren’t out there making the money. I don’t think James is a great human being, but he was a great artist, and in the end he left a legacy to those children that should be respected.
Bobby Byrd co-wrote a lot of songs with JB not most of them himself.
Your right about him being a terrible person and I think when his career went into a slump in 75 no one cared
Everyone in his band looks scared shitless.
Joan Rivers to James Brown ... "Did you have a sex change? Really?" (!)
NO HE DID NOT HAVE A SEX CHANGE. HE WAS MALE SINCE DAY ONE.
@@ronniemoon57 I edited my comment to clarify .. I know he didn't, I just couldn't believe Joan River's question ...
Yeah it's better than the original but the song is a weak and lame attempt to recreate the sound of 'Living In America'. And the lyrics are horrible, similar to 'Nature' which had great music but equally idiotic lyrics. If they had any sense they should have released 'Goliath' as the 2nd song, which in my opinion is tghe best JB record on the album by far and one of his best of all time period.
“The man who did more for the cape than Zorro.” Nice.😂😂😂! Of course no one caught it.🫣