This is probably the first and only time he did this song on TV! It didn’t catch on like “Black and Proud”, but it’s still a meaningful song that’s VERY important. This song is 50 years old and i live by this song everyday and i didn’t even exist when this came out!
Infectious bass line !!!!!!! I saw James in the 90's when Chaka Kahn opened for him. It was the most amazing 3 hours of my life. I am still recovering from that funk incident!!!!
James Brown was a Garveyite...One God! One Aim! One Destiny! "Don't give me integration...give me true communication Don't give me sorrow...give me equal opportunity to live tomorrow."
Forget about the ghetto of labels and genres. It is a trap. Don’t put artists into clearly identified boxes, let them roam free to be who they are. There are only two types of music, good music, and the other kind...
JAMES BROWN's "I Don't Want Nobody to Give Me Nothing (Open Up The Door & I'll Get it Myself)" Hits THE HOT 40 Billboard Chart on 4/19/1969 at No. 20 for 6 Weeks on KING RECORDS.
My Father's favorite song Lawrence, 10 kids w/ my mother he had his faults but was a MAJOR provider & did mostly the right thing by the family. I still stand in his grace.
My dad was the same way but he provided for us along with my dear mother and my grandmother! I MISS THEM ALL THANK YOU HEAVENLY FATHER IN THE NAME OF JESUS CHRIST OUR LORD AND SAVIOR FOR THEM IN MY LIFE!!!
Goddamn Paul Mooney brought me here. Lol. James Brown was one of the pillars of Black Americans culture. In the 1980s and 90s he was the most sampled artist in the world.
I live my life by the title of this song. If you don’t want anybody to “give you something “ you quickly realize that you have to get it yourself. That means you gotta work! That and only that makes you a man! No matter how you flip it. God blesses the man that realizes this. No “hook a brother up.” No “lemme hold sutin.” Begging if for the unfortunate. If you physically can’t earn then ima look out. Otherwise… earn. Blacks would have BEEN in position if they knew this. Sure, they held you back dang right they did. So! So what!!!? Where they at now? Where you at? In your late sixties? So! You still got it! Many fortunes were made after 60. Most important line JB says…” we got talents we can use on our side of town, let’s put our heads together, build it up from the ground!
The king. 4 straight rap hits before there was even a thing called rap. He truly was a man before his time. 1> Black and I'm proud 2> king heroine 3>funky president 4> the big payback. He single handedly created rap. I am the real super bad😊
Those 76 people that rated thumbs down must take from people called USERS! A REAL man or woman will go get it themselves making things happen with the help of God. Always be a way-MAKER. CHURCH!
Always one of my favorites. Such a motivating song. This song, along with Curtis Mayfield's "Get on Up" always lifted my spirits when I was a young college student at Laney College in Oakland, California.Love him.
The song takes me back back a lot of memory when I was in elementary school I had a dance class and this is one of the songs that we dance to it was a very motivational song and still is today thank you Mr Brown RIP !! We danced mostly to James Brown songs 😘
Joyce Gresham I was born in Aug of ‘69, I wish I was alive to experience James Brown’s music during the late 60’s and 70’s like you did, he’s my favorite artist
"Empowerment!"...Cause I'm damn capable!! "Work, Strive, Excell.".. Now.. Give me some footwork JB, and we got this! ;-D The man's musical "Gift" far exceed what we can see! God's Natural!... ;-) My Thanks, for the clip..
this one is one of my one of my fav fromafter i heard it nflix docu (more than five times)! also, sammy davis jr cover “what kind a fool am i “ is a hidden treasure ... ;)
Amazing video documentation, Ike. I'm so glad that someone could see the future historical greatness of this man, as far back as 1969, to create and add to a video archive of one of the greatest entertainers of all time. James Brown rarely even appeared on Dick Clark's American Bandstand, and this was two years before Soul Train would broadcast from Chicago, if my memory serves me. JB was considered too raw, and soulful, for the milk toast networks. Hell, they'd already banned Nat King Cole.
his song is so true, get off welfare , help your self , get an education stop asking for shit , get out and get it. i grew up in south central ca watts, 9 of us in the nickerson gardens projects, ( gangs and, drugs) my dady rip played this he said get out there get an education kids ,, a trade and dont be part of the problem, be a part of the solution my brother is a LT in the us army, three brothers are in law enforcement 2 lapd, one sheriff , i am a rn , my sister a pharmacist , other sis a emergency md at ucla, and my other sis a criminal fraud invesigator of irs and another a professor at howard university, so even though we came from the hood projects we made it. My dad is gone but he really made us understand .... that we had to ...make it... welfare is the slavery of the 21 centry , our people seem to not want to try, they want to begg .. sad..
Damn right James that's my motto see I got out here an work for mines an now I'mma do it on tha fkn good foot Living in America thank you James Brown keep it moving
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This song is 50 years old and is still relevant today. These are the type of songs we need today.
the song, the mentality, the drive that drove these songs to.
Only JB could teach us a lesson and make us groove at the same time. Butane James was and will always be the KING!
Right on
Yep❤😂
💯🎯💯
Been dancing off GFOS since I was 3yr old. Became an adult and paid cash money of $10 for his shows. 🤔 What are the cost of live concerts today?
@@queenfba003
I saw JB just before he died in Amsterdam for €75. That was almost 20 years ago. I'm going to see Bob Dylan this year for €135.
This is probably the first and only time he did this song on TV! It didn’t catch on like “Black and Proud”, but it’s still a meaningful song that’s VERY important. This song is 50 years old and i live by this song everyday and i didn’t even exist when this came out!
Notice the white audience were not feeling it.
When this came out I ran the 45 into the ground. We just loved this Brother!!!!
Me too
This man was THE MAN! Bar none!
Infectious bass line !!!!!!! I saw James in the 90's when Chaka Kahn opened for him. It was the most amazing 3 hours of my life. I am still recovering from that funk incident!!!!
YOU AIN'T NEVER LIED!
That was in Central Park!
I don't want nobody to give me nothing... open up the door I'll get it myself.☺️😁🤩😘
Happy birthday.
Mr James Brown
This is Malcolm X in form of lyric & music. Rest in Peace James Brown
Brother Brown was the BADDEST cat ever!!!!!!!!!!!!
Awesome.
He often came to ontario
You ain’t nevah lied!!! The baddest cat ever!,,
The lyrics of this song are very strong. It really reflects the social contest on that time.
Nobody can touch James, always got James playing on my long road trip. Superbad
1:37
Each and every time I hear this song...my Amazing, Smart, Strong, and VERY Proud father comes to mind. R.I.P. Daddy. We miss you so!😔💔
Mr. James Brown is giving us a rap and the truth. Get it James!!!!
James Brown was a Garveyite...One God! One Aim! One Destiny!
"Don't give me integration...give me true communication
Don't give me sorrow...give me equal opportunity to live tomorrow."
Your words Ring true especially today when Black lives matter
Profound line....no integration...give me communication...that’s some serious stuff there.
@@mcragwe When we get older, im 65,we pay more attention to the message
Wow what a PLATFORM that was used properly. Can't ask for any more then that.
This is harder than most hip hop songs nowadays. Love it.
James Brown advocated the benefits of education to schoolchildren✊🏾
52 years ago this was on a Black man's heart and is still on the hearts of thousands of black folks.✊🏼
👁️👃👁️ Yuh dun know.
One of the first hip hop songs by the king of soul... u can always change the name of the genre but, james brown done it first.....
James Gant ...It was not called hip hop then. That was 1969.
Forget about the ghetto of labels and genres. It is a trap. Don’t put artists into clearly identified boxes, let them roam free to be who they are. There are only two types of music, good music, and the other kind...
No. NO! This is NOT hip-hop.
This is Augusta Georgia football funk.
hip hop didn't come along until later! and when it did they sampled james, the most sampled artist in rap!
JAMES BROWN's "I Don't Want Nobody to Give Me Nothing (Open Up The Door & I'll Get it Myself)" Hits THE HOT 40 Billboard Chart on 4/19/1969 at No. 20 for 6 Weeks on KING RECORDS.
sound like a little Rap in there i say he was the first. That just me now old school James brown along say i loud i am black and proud. RIP James.
such a brutal performance. I love it.
Pablo Eme Eme no doubt, brother brown has more moves than exlax! !!!!
Just Found My New Favorite Song Of All Time!
Bad ass James Brown, bad ass sax, bass, greetings from the South Bronx.
My Father's favorite song Lawrence, 10 kids w/ my mother he had his faults but was a MAJOR provider & did mostly the right thing by the family. I still stand in his grace.
My dad was the same way but he provided for us along with my dear mother and my grandmother! I MISS THEM ALL THANK YOU HEAVENLY FATHER IN THE NAME OF JESUS CHRIST OUR LORD AND SAVIOR FOR THEM IN MY LIFE!!!
Still love James Brown The Greatest Soul Singer
Goddamn Paul Mooney brought me here. Lol. James Brown was one of the pillars of Black Americans culture. In the 1980s and 90s he was the most sampled artist in the world.
Self determination the only way we as a people will climb out of the pit of poverty
I think the youth needs to take a listen
I live my life by the title of this song.
If you don’t want anybody to “give you something “ you quickly realize that you have to get it yourself.
That means you gotta work!
That and only that makes you a man!
No matter how you flip it.
God blesses the man that realizes this.
No “hook a brother up.”
No “lemme hold sutin.”
Begging if for the unfortunate.
If you physically can’t earn then ima look out.
Otherwise… earn.
Blacks would have BEEN in position if they knew this.
Sure, they held you back dang right they did.
So!
So what!!!?
Where they at now?
Where you at?
In your late sixties?
So!
You still got it!
Many fortunes were made after 60.
Most important line JB says…” we got talents we can use on our side of town, let’s put our heads together, build it up from the ground!
He dresses, sang, danced and used the platform of educating yourself.
The king. 4 straight rap hits before there was even a thing called rap. He truly was a man before his time. 1> Black and I'm proud 2> king heroine
3>funky president 4> the big payback. He single handedly created rap. I am the real super bad😊
Wow! I love the powerful message! So glad that I got to see him perform live before he left this earth! Amazing bass work behind that legendary voice.
This music and baseline is a work of genius!
Those 76 people that rated thumbs down must take from people called USERS! A REAL man or woman will go get it themselves making things happen with the help of God. Always be a way-MAKER. CHURCH!
G.O.A.T. ... and it's not even close!
I love this song it is timeless!I keep it in my playlist for daily motivation! Thank you GodFather and bless up.❤️🙏🏾
Always one of my favorites. Such a motivating song. This song, along with Curtis Mayfield's "Get on Up" always lifted my spirits when I was a young college student at Laney College in Oakland, California.Love him.
Love this guy! so strong a statement for equality i don't want no welfare check i want the dignity to earn my living
The song takes me back back a lot of memory when I was in elementary school I had a dance class and this is one of the songs that we dance to it was a very motivational song and still is today thank you Mr Brown RIP !! We danced mostly to James Brown songs 😘
Joyce Gresham I was born in Aug of ‘69, I wish I was alive to experience James Brown’s music during the late 60’s and 70’s like you did, he’s my favorite artist
A HEAD OF HIS TIME FOR SURE!!
Willie Russell AND one-of-a-kind too!
I don't want nobody to give me nothing the door open I when to trade school I got mine myself and I'm blessed thank God. No tuition bills
KING JAMES BROWN...ALL BOW DOWN!!!!
Love this song! Such a powerful message!
A great innovator and performer.
This is my husband motto too!! James Brown speaking the truth! Listen up people!!
no matter what i will be back here again to listen
love the bass in this
AlexTSTFFTP yes the bass gives a big asset to this song !!! The first impact ... sustains the all atmosphere !!!
1969 after the loss of Malcolm and King it was all hands-on deck in the African American Nation!
Mr. Brown ALWAYS made the latest dances his imperative in his performances. He stressed styling the steps correctly and with flair.
The System don't play this song, They Play I feel Good. Huh man
mrstanbmw EXACTLY
Prophetic words from the godfather himself.
I agree James! And that bass is awesome!
That awesome bass was played by none other than Bootsy Collins.
@@lwmson This is '69. Bootsy and Catfish didn't come on till '71.
He is a true legend that walked this earth and James Brown was the GOAT ( greatest of all times).
God has set before us an open door that no man can shut. Rev. 3:8
John High/Jazz Channel amen Jesus bless you
Amen to that one, Amen.
James Brown !! What a master...Godfather of Soul. Love everything about him.
"Empowerment!"...Cause I'm damn capable!! "Work, Strive, Excell.".. Now.. Give me some footwork JB, and we got this! ;-D The man's musical "Gift" far exceed what we can see! God's Natural!... ;-) My Thanks, for the clip..
Somehow, "We dropped the ball"...Get on up! ;-)
I only am obligated to God never man.Tyrone Davenport Sr.
Man he is the god father of soul mr james brown he pass a way on December we will miss you and your grate song rip mr james brown
Excellent lyrics
REAL MUSIC....REAL MUSIC....JB FOREVER!!!
Thank you, Mr. James Brown!
Such POWERFUL MESSAGE, just listen to the lyrics, and let me add it’s just plain funky too!!!!
Powerful song! Preach
If he had lived longer we would be striving and let’s not forget MLK and Malcolm!
The ONE !!!! 😎
This song is true even today
Yess Sir💥💥💥💯
Black ppl don't want sorrow
The truth!
@@mcragwe The truth is, we need more unity,respect & education,.. we have potential.lets use it...
I adore U Young James Brown from all over worlds.....&I adore U Ramsey Rudo Spence My Omniversal entity
Ike Dyson... you are amazing... thank you for all these tunes from my youth :)
Mr. Brown said it all...
Amen
and than some
I can tell you he is. I saw him in 1968 when I was 6 and I can remember it like it was yesterday. It was in Flint Michigan at Whiting Auditium.
Saw him in Sacramento that same year. James was truly peaking in 1968.
FANTASTIC !!! Was likely magic like the first time I saw him as well !! I was 13 !!!
This music was way ahead of it time this dosent sound like it's come out the sixties
Sing it Mr. Brown.
Questo pezzo e splendido
;~`~; MY OTHER FATHER!! I MISS YOU SO MUCH..I ALMOST CAN'T STAND THAT YOU ARE NOT PHYSICALLY HERE...SOULLLLL POWER!!! RITE ON!!!!!
Man took Funk too another level and a Message
I love this legend!
Plus,this was the first concert that I went to.1970!🎃
Classic, Soul Brother #1
James Brown will forever be the King. And I love the message. Great song!!
this one is one of my one of my fav fromafter i heard it nflix docu (more than five times)! also, sammy davis jr cover “what kind a fool am i “ is a hidden treasure ... ;)
Absolutely fantastic!!
I cannot thank you enough for posting this!
Exquisite!
This is my husband's motto...just open up the door and I'll get it myself!
Your husband sounds like a REAL MAN.
This is my motto as well.
And that's the problem white supremacy will not open that door.
@@samwheat8348 because we're going to do better than them
@@samwheat8348 Exactly...and well said. Peace friend.😊
Ma come fa il pubblico a stare immobile su questo ritmo irresistibile? !? 🤔🤔🤔🤔😉
This song came to be because of the influence of my first leader The Honorable Elijah Muhammad. I love this song!!!
Words to live by from the Godfather. JB...timeless as Truth.
Words so true,even for today.🙌
Amazing video documentation, Ike. I'm so glad that someone could see the future historical greatness of this man, as far back as 1969, to create and add to a video archive of one of the greatest entertainers of all time. James Brown rarely even appeared on Dick Clark's American Bandstand, and this was two years before Soul Train would broadcast from Chicago, if my memory serves me. JB was considered too raw, and soulful, for the milk toast networks. Hell, they'd already banned Nat King Cole.
his song is so true, get off welfare , help your self , get an education stop asking for shit , get out and get it. i grew up in south central ca watts, 9 of us in the nickerson gardens projects, ( gangs and, drugs) my dady rip played this he said get out there get an education kids ,, a trade and dont be part of the problem, be a part of the solution my brother is a LT in the us army, three brothers are in law enforcement 2 lapd, one sheriff , i am a rn , my sister a pharmacist , other sis a emergency md at ucla, and my other sis a criminal fraud invesigator of irs and another a professor at howard university, so even though we came from the hood projects we made it. My dad is gone but he really made us understand .... that we had to ...make it... welfare is the slavery of the 21 centry , our people seem to not want to try, they want to begg .. sad..
Wow!!
@@sierria64
I salute you and yours.
But…
SOME of our people.
Most definitely NOT all.
Peace,
Stay safe,
Be well.
Blessings!!
The godfather of Soul ALWAYS 4:48 had a message and it was definitely on the ONE!!!
Remember this performance on tv as a kid
James J. Brown 1933- 2006
this is what Seattle kids need...
Even though the sound is trash you hear that bass line and horns yes sirrr 🔥🔥🔥
On the ONE baby. JB was Gettin it. Too funky
Damn right James that's my motto see I got out here an work for mines an now I'mma do it on tha fkn good foot Living in America thank you James Brown keep it moving
My constitution song for FBA people. A time in America with few immigrants in our communities!❤
Open up the door N.F.L...Let Kaep play...Cleveland Browns you need him.
Masterpiece
His band mates should have sang this after every gig money brother share with those awesome musicians 🥁⚖🙏🏾☝🏾🎼✌🏽
Prince brought me here after watching his 2005 performance at naacp awards and covered this song.
The Greatest
This is the anthem