I wish music was appreciated like this these days…you don’t see people these days using their soul like this….like there’s no tomorrow singing.. I love the authenticity in James Brown. Legend
We are all people, Elvis, Rolling Stones, Frank Sinatra even Michael Jackson to an extent are not defined by the colour of their skin but by the talent they possess
First of all this Man was a true genius and this song means that without the love and care of a woman then nothing would be possible for all MAN-kind. RIP James you are truly missed
They actually read off his signals but with enough experience and chemistry together, they can bounce off each other. Watch some live bands. You'll see them put up a 1 or a 2 for certain hits.
one of the greatest of all time....what we lost when this man passed cannot be put into words. His music will always live on....When I was 13 I had to sneak his records into my house because my parents wouldn't allow them in...this was 1966...I was the only white kid who had every jb album
This might be the most intense performance I've ever seen. He's unashamed, bearing his soul like he has nothing to lose. He sings every note like it might be his last.
This is is a man whose band follows his cue like clockwork. No mistakes, no missteps. Beautiful performance., I should have been there! I was 3 years old then and in Africa! Wow!
Awesome. Heartbreaking. There's a reason this man was called the Godfather of Soul, and here's why. There are two great live versions of this song, the one from the Sex Machine album (with the full late 60's James Brown Band in peak performance), and this from 1981. The King's empire was crumbling. All the extraordinary work Mr Brown had done for the past 20+ years was falling through his fingers. Disco was tearing it all apart. The hits had dried up. The taxman was on his tail. And as well versed in showbiz as he was, you can't help but feel the genuine rage and despair as the GFOS falls to his knees, his once magnificent head of a hair now a wild mess, nowhere near his mic even, crying 'help me somebody!'. There will never be another James Brown. But one was more than enough. Cherish his music.
Change is a must and everyone who can't embrace change will have to stop doing what they love doing. GFOS continued performing right to the 2000's . That was commitment.
+Julian Macias definitely! i love how the man went down to his knees in the backround! i was about to fall from my chair, but the soul from this track catch me up!
i think this song is one of the most beautiful and stunning treasures of all the times. this should be the soundtrack of every man and woman life. Rest in peace brother JB. the one and the only king. the Soul Brother N.1. 1 love
i feel sad and sorry for james in this performance, when he drops to his knees and just starts saying 'love me somebody' it feels so honest and true. what an emotionally amazing performer.
I was 6 years old and watched my parents dance to this song...I knew then, about the strong bond...between a man and a woman...in love! Thank you James Brown. No Doubt, The hardest working man in show business! R I P!!!! much love and peace, a long time fan. You showed me real..SOUL!!!! Amen!
he was not the king of soul, he was and will ever be the god of soul! i don't care what ever he did, but his songs are untouchable!!!!! thans mr. james for such melodies you gave us!!!!!!!
the best of the world and the heaven....................... Dios esta disfrutando de tu voz en el cielo James Brown............ aaaaaawwwwwwwwwwwwwhhhh amazing song....... un mundo de hombres que no seria nada sin las mujeres........................ nothing
This man has had an effect on my musical taste and changed the face of black music. I feel blessed to have seen him 3x , a giant! All these castingshow-artists of today will never ever even come close to this talent!
I bought the original DVD of this hole concert on 2007.I was 18 then.I never stopped listening to this specific song... I'm from Greece. I'm a big fan of Michael Jackson and I wanted to know his idol music. I love listening to old black music. Nat King Cole, Stevie Wonder, James Brown, Etta James...
soul...pure natural soul....african-americans have contributed so much in changing the landscape of the most popular music of the last century.....jazz...... rock'n'roll......soul.....
When he started thanking people, I was really hoping that he'd mention Otis Redding. Thank god he did. The soul and the blues just pours from Otis's voice like the entire Mississippi River draining into the ocean.
I respect James Brown as much as anyone who ever lived and watching and listening to him pay tribute to other performers just shows you what kind of a person he really was. The video clip ended before he finished with the tributes, but I think he went on to also pay trubute to John Lennon and Jim Morrison. The man was as big a legend as there ever was and he also respected and appreciated his fellow performers.
On this day in 1966 {June 4th} "It's A Man's Man's Man's World" reached #1 {for 2 weeks} on Billboard's R&B chart... About one month earlier on April 30th it entered Billboard's Hot Top 100; eventually it peaked at #8 and spent 9 in the Top 100... James Brown passed away on Christmas Day of 2006 at the age of 73... May he R.I.P.
The camera work is stunning, it reminds me of John Cassavetes’ films, it’s so intimate and powerful. I was lucky enough to see the Godfather of Soul in Buenos Aires in 1997. Nothing like him.
James Brown, Mister dynamite, godfather of soul, king of funk, number one showmam is still with us! His music ,his moves, will never die. Just listen to the music ! !
Such an iconic, irresistible, interesting, incredibly & impossibly intractable talent--that makes me implacable without being able to listen to one of his songs...this one in particular.
I just had to look this up to see who is on drums - fantastic - and what a band. Montreux jazz shop has this on sale as a DVD and CD - Credits as follows - James Brown (vocal) Hollie Farris (trumpet) Jaasan Sanford (trumpet) Joe Collier (trumpet) St Clair Pickney Jr (saxophone) Jerry Poindexter (keyboards) Ron Laster (guitar) James Nolen (guitar) David Weston (bass) Fred Thomas (bass) Tony Cook (drums) Arthur Dixon (drums) Ann Beedling (vocal) Martha McCrady (vocal) Kathy Jordan (vocal)
One fo the best performers ever. It seems he's making love with that mic. Pure passion, pure pain, pure love. R.I.P James Brown, "the Godfather of Soul"
Thanks so much james Brown wherever you stay in the heavens!! Thanks for this song, for your ritmic, and soul!! In a very hard moment in my life your voice is my faith!!!
one of the best funk,soul,gospel singer of all time...I like this way of singing..not the flat,long notes all the time,...James...thanks for your life spent to sing your emotions richt to our hearts...
I'm a white man from northeast England and this man is a absolut master of funk he dose not miss a beat hes in control the whole time u cant learn this shit and ther is no new ones that come anywhere near .get up like a sex machine whoooooooo
Quel chanteur et interprète !!! Le roi de la soul je peux écouter cette chanson 50 fois d'affilée je le kiff il me donne des frissons à jamais le King ❤❤❤
Only a true Gentleman like Mr. James Brown can take time to pay so immense tribute to Great ones like Elvis- Otis Redding - Sam Cooke - Janis Joplin &co. This is my second preferred version of 'This is a man's world' after the one along Mr.Luciano Pavarotti. Well done James Brown 'You' are the King ♪
Dünyanın kalbine herkes sanatını armağan edemez! James Brown iSTANBUL'A geldiğinde yağmurlar yağmış ve onun müthiş sahnesinden dünyaya armağan gelen bu sanatçı yüreğinden çok şey öğrenmiştim!.. Onun hayat notaları ve insanlığı hep aramızda yaşarken ona ne yazsak eksik kalacak!.. MERHABA BROWN...
music is from the within, there's always some James Brown within us, some a lots, some a little and James Brown is never lost, except he is at the end of this song
he worked soo hard you can see he put sooo much heart and soul into it had a great voice and such great moves, you rock! My dad always loved you went to many concerts of yours!
Georgia representing🤟🤟🖤🖤 southern soul, james was one of the greatest of all time, my family loves his music, his voice was so soulful, very gospelish. so many great artists from our state.
The more older you get, the more you understand these musicians 🎶 🎶
Ya heard !
Yes I agree with you 😊
I think you unintentionally explained why great musicians are so famous posthumously
No woman, no cry…. for sure.
Fore sure
When Michael Jackson says your his idol.... That's saying something!
Trueeeeeee
VERY
I wish music was appreciated like this these days…you don’t see people these days using their soul like this….like there’s no tomorrow singing.. I love the authenticity in James Brown. Legend
Using their soul, you are correct! Nothing quite like this anymore!
Charles Bradley
That's why he is called, 'The King of Soul'. Never forget it.
He was singing from his soul.. R.I.P James Brown
FACTS‼️ Deep deep down in there.
never got enough credit for his singing ability. he shows it here, on the real
@@thekidhartford5266 he was literally known as "the hardest working man in show business, the godfather of soul"
He was singing from cocaine, but it's called soul
I’m a 33 year old black woman born in 1984 and I’m blown away by his performance. I’m watching Black Excellence at it’s finest! LEGENDARY!
god bless you bb
That the only you can see by now.........?.....dont you see mother earth crying?and whispering.....i am??wake up girl...its a mans world
And you are not 33......you are 28.....fuck maths
Shakira Wise are you a fan of Michael Jackson?
We are all people, Elvis, Rolling Stones, Frank Sinatra even Michael Jackson to an extent are not defined by the colour of their skin but by the talent they possess
First of all this Man was a true genius and this song means that without the love and care of a woman then nothing would be possible for all MAN-kind. RIP James you are truly missed
Tribute Remix James Brown
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Da Giuseppe Volpicelli
🤗😍😎😃😄😉😊🙄😏
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Michelle Hubbard hi
You got that right he's talking about loving a woman and all man does with his love for that one woman
I stopped at "this man is a true genius" 😂😂😂
Ps...but it would be nothin' without etc.etc. ❤️😬😬😬😁
I love how connected he is with the band.
Oh hell Annabelle
I thought exactly the same.
Always
They actually read off his signals but with enough experience and chemistry together, they can bounce off each other. Watch some live bands. You'll see them put up a 1 or a 2 for certain hits.
Gênio da música.
one of the greatest of all time....what we lost when this man passed cannot be put into words. His music will always live on....When I was 13 I had to sneak his records into my house because my parents wouldn't allow them in...this was 1966...I was the only white kid who had every jb album
THE greatest
Thats crazy!
whats ur age legend
Tribute Remix James Brown
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Da Giuseppe Volpicelli
🤗😍😎😃😄😉😊🙄😏
desisports adda He said he was 13 in 1966 so he’d be about 67 now.
This might be the most intense performance I've ever seen. He's unashamed, bearing his soul like he has nothing to lose. He sings every note like it might be his last.
Dam man music was something different back then 🤜🏿🤛🏼
This is is a man whose band follows his cue like clockwork. No mistakes, no missteps. Beautiful performance., I should have been there! I was 3 years old then and in Africa! Wow!
Ain't nothing l like sipping on Remy Martin, smoking Marlboro Lights, and Listening to James Brown. I am sooo throwed...... =)
Awesome. Heartbreaking. There's a reason this man was called the Godfather of Soul, and here's why. There are two great live versions of this song, the one from the Sex Machine album (with the full late 60's James Brown Band in peak performance), and this from 1981. The King's empire was crumbling. All the extraordinary work Mr Brown had done for the past 20+ years was falling through his fingers. Disco was tearing it all apart. The hits had dried up. The taxman was on his tail. And as well versed in showbiz as he was, you can't help but feel the genuine rage and despair as the GFOS falls to his knees, his once magnificent head of a hair now a wild mess, nowhere near his mic even, crying 'help me somebody!'. There will never be another James Brown. But one was more than enough. Cherish his music.
Check out Tampa Florida 1966 live version
William Thomas Also the one on the Ed Sullivan Show
Checkout the collab with the great Luciano Pavarotti
Change is a must and everyone who can't embrace change will have to stop doing what they love doing. GFOS continued performing right to the 2000's . That was commitment.
@@pdr305 I love that collaboration. Pavoratti ain't no joke.
What an era. 👏👏
don't blame the woman for the dislikes, i consider this song de best statement of love for the woman!
the audience must have been in a type of hypnosis: the tension, power... incredible. this doesnt happen nowadays anymore
This is his best live performance of this song. Hands down.
4:09 This is soul music at it's absolute finest
+Julian Macias definitely! i love how the man went down to his knees in the backround! i was about to fall from my chair, but the soul from this track catch me up!
Old School Music Hell yeah it is
Tribute Remix James Brown
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Da Giuseppe Volpicelli
🤗😍😎😃😄😉😊🙄😏
That change up at 5:28 . Omg
@@mikedavila3703 OMG💥
i think this song is one of the most beautiful and stunning treasures of all the times. this should be the soundtrack of every man and woman life. Rest in peace brother JB. the one and the only king. the Soul Brother N.1.
1 love
OMG i never seen someone sing like that before... thats incredible
This is a MANS world...unfortunatelY! But it would be nothing NOTHING without a woman or a girl!!!
Great song!!!
The timing on this band is simply amazing. Everything in in sync, everything. You don't see shit like that today. Simply amazing.
i feel sad and sorry for james in this performance,
when he drops to his knees and just starts saying
'love me somebody'
it feels so honest and true.
what an emotionally amazing performer.
he says; help me somebody.
@@JaredNgesa it can go both ways, that's what she said
He was 48 years old here !
Red wow
2021 and I’m still coming back to watch this performance. RIP Legend
hardest working man in show business
like I said the brother knew his kraft.
i'm a grown man, but i can still feel tear rolling down my cheek, while listening to this genius. One word - Perfect.
A LEGEND, The Godfather of Soul himself.
The moment he spun around and grabbed the microphone stand down is beyond smooth.
THIS IS SOUL ..
PURE LEGEND
I was 6 years old and watched my parents dance to this song...I knew then, about the strong bond...between a man and a woman...in love! Thank you James Brown. No Doubt, The hardest working man in show business! R I P!!!! much love and peace, a long time fan. You showed me real..SOUL!!!! Amen!
4:10 : LEGEND, this is a move of LEGEND
Great performance from James so much feeling in this song.
We will never see this again in the future.
Simply timeless Anybody else here 2019🤞❤
My favorite song. Powerful gem
he was not the king of soul, he was and will ever be the god of soul! i don't care what ever he did, but his songs are untouchable!!!!! thans mr. james for such melodies you gave us!!!!!!!
this is why thy call him the GODFATHER of soul R.I.P james thanks for your music.
An icon of Soul. And he credits those before him.
James Brown is the man in music
James Brown was and will always be the KING! He gave his all on the stage....till his last day.
the best of the world and the heaven....................... Dios esta disfrutando de tu voz en el cielo James Brown............ aaaaaawwwwwwwwwwwwwhhhh amazing song.......
un mundo de hombres que no seria nada sin las mujeres........................ nothing
He is one of the greatest in the history of music, this song and his moves are the soul of the world, R.I.P.
This man has had an effect on my musical taste and changed the face of black music. I feel blessed to have seen him 3x , a giant! All these castingshow-artists of today will never ever even come close to this talent!
Epic performance of a timeless soul song!❤🙂 RIP iconic Mr. James Brown.
I bought the original DVD of this hole concert on 2007.I was 18 then.I never stopped listening to this specific song... I'm from Greece. I'm a big fan of Michael Jackson and I wanted to know his idol music. I love listening to old black music. Nat King Cole, Stevie Wonder, James Brown, Etta James...
soul...pure natural soul....african-americans have contributed so much in changing the landscape of the most popular music of the last century.....jazz...... rock'n'roll......soul.....
This is what you call a showstopper!!
I love how he would let the music move and consume him, such passion for art.
When he started thanking people, I was really hoping that he'd mention Otis Redding. Thank god he did. The soul and the blues just pours from Otis's voice like the entire Mississippi River draining into the ocean.
Michael had some great teachers coming up. He was lucky to have come along when he did.
sein bestes Lied.. einfach göttlch..
rest in peace.. legend...
So much energy he put into this . Almost like he could recall all the memories at that moment that lead to the making of this song. Legendary
He always left earth off into some other realm with every performance
RIP James Brown 🙏
This is legendary live consert
NOBODY better at this ever, PERIOD!!!! J,.B. at his very best. Awesome performance ,great band .PEACE ALWAYS BROTHER!!!
Jesus christ this is beautiful. Chills and tears through the whole song.
I respect James Brown as much as anyone who ever lived and watching and listening to him pay tribute to other performers just shows you what kind of a person he really was.
The video clip ended before he finished with the tributes, but I think he went on to also pay trubute to John Lennon and Jim Morrison. The man was as big a legend as there ever was and he also respected and appreciated his fellow performers.
On this day in 1966 {June 4th} "It's A Man's Man's Man's World" reached #1 {for 2 weeks} on Billboard's R&B chart...
About one month earlier on April 30th it entered Billboard's Hot Top 100; eventually it peaked at #8 and spent 9 in the Top 100...
James Brown passed away on Christmas Day of 2006 at the age of 73...
May he R.I.P.
The camera work is stunning, it reminds me of John Cassavetes’ films, it’s so intimate and powerful. I was lucky enough to see the Godfather of Soul in Buenos Aires in 1997. Nothing like him.
Man i feel this song so bad in my heart
James Brown, Mister dynamite, godfather of soul, king of funk, number one showmam is still with us! His music ,his moves, will never die. Just listen to the music ! !
I was on his show in Tbilisi in 1999, It was unforgetable
La orquesta
Le hace el amor a mis oídos a mi alma
Es increíble me gusta la guitarra
Such an iconic, irresistible, interesting, incredibly & impossibly intractable talent--that makes me implacable without being able to listen to one of his songs...this one in particular.
OMG 4:10 is amazing, just when i thought MJ had the best moves...
Не is something unbelieveble... cool... sexy...charismatik..perfect
I just had to look this up to see who is on drums - fantastic - and what a band. Montreux jazz shop has this on sale as a DVD and CD - Credits as follows - James Brown (vocal) Hollie Farris (trumpet) Jaasan Sanford (trumpet) Joe Collier (trumpet) St Clair Pickney Jr (saxophone) Jerry Poindexter (keyboards) Ron Laster (guitar) James Nolen (guitar) David Weston (bass) Fred Thomas (bass) Tony Cook (drums) Arthur Dixon (drums) Ann Beedling (vocal) Martha McCrady (vocal) Kathy Jordan (vocal)
One fo the best performers ever. It seems he's making love with that mic. Pure passion, pure pain, pure love.
R.I.P James Brown, "the Godfather of Soul"
Thanks so much james Brown wherever you stay in the heavens!! Thanks for this song, for your ritmic, and soul!! In a very hard moment in my life your voice is my faith!!!
Nice.
Wonder how many thumbs up you'll get for this!
Derrick May & Carl Craig as well.
How the rhythm changes when he start the tributes....I can listen to this forever !
This is what u call a top notch performance 🔥🔥🙌
4:10=coolest microphone move ever.
one of the best funk,soul,gospel singer of all time...I like this way of singing..not the flat,long notes all the time,...James...thanks for your life spent to sing your emotions richt to our hearts...
I'm a white man from northeast England and this man is a absolut master of funk he dose not miss a beat hes in control the whole time u cant learn this shit and ther is no new ones that come anywhere near .get up like a sex machine whoooooooo
Wow. Amazing. Didn't even see that spin move coming! Too smooth.
Immense artiste et performer,,,, absolument génial et inoubliable
Such a kinda man giving tribute to
Other artist I LOVE YOU JAMES BROWN
you are my idol and you have a wonderful voice i hope you rest in peace
Quel chanteur et interprète !!!
Le roi de la soul je peux écouter cette chanson 50 fois d'affilée je le kiff il me donne des frissons à jamais le King ❤❤❤
One of the greatest blues performances I ever saw.
Isso que é música de verdade!
Only a true Gentleman like Mr. James Brown can take time to pay so immense tribute to Great ones like Elvis- Otis Redding - Sam Cooke - Janis Joplin &co.
This is my second preferred version of 'This is a man's world' after the one along Mr.Luciano Pavarotti.
Well done James Brown 'You' are the King ♪
28 people would not know good music, even if it hits them right between the eyes...
...the first Black Man to ever own a radio station! Now who play all the hits for you on the radio??
THE HARDEST WORKING MAN IN SHOW BUSINESS !!!
Definitely top 5 sickest grooves ever made 😮💨
Dünyanın kalbine herkes sanatını armağan edemez!
James Brown iSTANBUL'A geldiğinde yağmurlar yağmış ve onun müthiş sahnesinden dünyaya armağan gelen bu sanatçı yüreğinden çok şey öğrenmiştim!..
Onun hayat notaları ve insanlığı hep aramızda yaşarken ona ne yazsak eksik kalacak!..
MERHABA BROWN...
Best live performance ever...
REAL MASTERPIECE......................................................
James was da that damn man.
music is from the within,
there's always some James Brown within us, some a lots, some a little
and James Brown is never lost, except he is at the end of this song
I saw him in concert the year before he died and it was such a phenomenal concert. He really did put a lot of passion and effort into his shows.
the World should hear this ---version 1981 James Performing in Montreux
he worked soo hard you can see he put sooo much heart and soul into it had a great voice and such great moves, you rock! My dad always loved you went to many concerts of yours!
Greatness!!! ..your eyes and ears have been blessed. .so be thankful. .can I get a amen
Only true musicians can appreciate this type of presentation...absolutely Gangsta! Love it!
metalhead brother here dude .... this guy is so fucking epic !
one of my favorite soul classic songs. R.I.P James Brown
Watching him sing this makes me just cry. That man sang from his soul back in the day. Nobody can be compared to him then OR now.
GOAT, then, now, forever !!
Georgia representing🤟🤟🖤🖤 southern soul, james was one of the greatest of all time, my family loves his music, his voice was so soulful, very gospelish. so many great artists from our state.