ALWAYS ENTERTAINING!!..James Brown Papa’s Got A Brand New Bag
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So funny Amber said “he’s so funky.” This song is widely considered the very first Funk song. The man literally invented the genre! This is 1965. No one had done a song that sounded like this! 🔥
@Chris Bush, and James Brown did a song "Too Funky In Here," speaking of funky!
8th Grade Garage Bands played James Brown. They were pretty good.
I like when she said "he might dance a little".
@@joiedevivre2005 his dance moves had dance moves
Lee Dorsey might have something to say about that .
THE GODFATHER OF SOUL. The hardest working man in show business. You must see his live song to fully appreciate this man.
definitely
Yep! here's an analogy:
James Brown is to live singing as bird of paradise is to chirping.
@@joannevincent2035 Well said
I got to see James Brown live a few years before he passed away... He didn't seem well, pissed off and left the stage, so his backup singer pretty much completed his whole set. She could sing, was about 10-20 years younger, but wasn't well either. I was bummed about the show, not because I didn't feel like I got what I paid for, but because it was the last impression I have of him. It was such a strong one that I have a difficult time hearing his music now without thinking of that show. With all that said... pick an older live show edited for TV. That's how he should be remembered.
You know he is singing about dances?
His dance moves influenced everyone - Mick Jagger, Michael Jackson, Prince. And his HAIRSTYLE! Epic! ICON.
His dance moves influenced his wigs?
James Brown didn’t wear wigs. He dyed his hair and had a relaxer or a press and curl, but that was always his own hair.
That was his hair no wig
His CAPES. Morris Day stole that one. Lololol
Speaking of … Morris Day and the Time “Jungle Love”, “Fishnet”, and “The Bird”.
WHAT TIME IS IT?!
Do a live version of "Get Up Off That Thing". The horns are outstanding, and his MOVES....
That one and Sex Machine are my faves!!
I just recommended the same song (live performance!) before seeing your comment. Of course, any song James Brown should have live performances chosen!
From Dr Detroit!
Part of every James Brown song are his moves and performance on stage. Definitely a live performance master
Watching him live is a whole different experience.
Yeah it is!
His feet move the fastest when he dances ... You have got check out Sex Machine
I wish everyone would suggest more live performances
Hot pants
@@elizabethfranco1284 Anything or everything he did in the T.A.M.I. Show. (1964)
You have to see him LIVE too! His dancing is epic!
You'd love Chadwick boseman 's portrayal in the movie get on up.that kind of explains it.mick Jagger was a producer,I believe.he taught Chad how to do the dances, which is funny because mick was kind of a stiff dancer on stage until he got upstaged at a concert in which both appeared.
This is another artist you need to watch live performances of. His foot work & dance moves are great!
You have GOT to see James’s dance moves, Btw!
This man could dance his ass off!!
Huge influence for Prince, who carried the torch proudly!! 💪🏼👊🏼
James Brown is so cool! Love his scream! Great song! You guys pick some great tunes to listen to. Brings back my youth. An expression from that era .... people would ask you "what's your bag, man?" Meaning what do you like or what do you do? or if there's a situation, it could mean "what's your problem?" so Papa's got a brand new bag, a new interest, a new dance, a new something. Again, great choice!! The Mashed Potato is a dance. From way back in the early 60's.
You gotta SEE his videos. He’s a performer above all else!!
yup
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I recommend James Brown
" Outta Sight live on the Tami Show 64" . They watch this, they will experience the best live performer ever.
May I respectfully also suggest James Brown's youngest superfan, Courtney Hadwin, too. Especially her performing "Papa's Got A Brand New Bag" on AGT at 14 years old, AND DOING IT JUSTICE! [JB woulda LOVED that young girl]
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For an exemplary live performance, you MUST see him doing "Please, Please, Please." The bit with Maceo and the cape is legendary.
He definitely had a gravely voice. Eddie Murphy does a good imitation of him, though a little over embellished. Yup, JB was extremely talented.
"Get in the ... HA ... Hot Tub"
@@brettg274 😂😂😂😂
Eddie Murphy - Hot Tub - classic!
🎶 Hot in hot tub gonna make me sweat 🎶 That skit makes me crack up everytime!
OH YEAH! Godfather of Soul!
James Brown almost created the funky sound. He is legendary. There is a concert film called The T.A.M.I./T.N.T. show that is a bunch of artists performing in this special concert. You should watch James Brown's full performance (I think it's 3 songs). He is so exciting to watch, and he is the second to last performer in the concert. The Rolling Stones were the final act. It is a known fact that Mick Jagger was offstage watching James Brown and started sweating bullets because he had to follow that.. The Stones performance is one that shows Jagger trying to dance like James Brown. Brown was a harsh leader of his band. If you saw him live and he turned toward a band member and he sang something like "I caught you" that was him telling the band member that he heard that person play the wrong note and that meant that person would get fined for the mistake.
The Godfather of Soul AND the hardest working man in show business! I was raised listening to James Brown records. Saw him once live and it was the best live show I'd ever been to. He was amazing.
The jerk, the fly, mashed potatoe, alligator are all dances from back in the day! Gotta watch James live!!!
The 2014 film about his life starring Chadwick Boseman as James Brown is an absolute MUST-SEE!!! It's called "Get On Up". I live in his hometown of Augusta, GA and there are statues of him downtown on Broad Street and our arena is called The James Brown Arena (back in the day when my family moved here it was called the Augusta-Richmond County Civic Center). Great reaction to a legendary tune...
James is doing his crazy dance moves, while the Sax is playing-You really need to check out something live by him! Great choice!
For those of us who were around when this song first came out , it was so different from anything we were used to hearing. Definitely a paradigm shift in r&b music.
You two need to see a live performance. He definitely had his own style. Great showman!
James Brown's 60th birthday, he played outside, in the rain at a local San Diego Casino. He said thanks for sticking around for my birthday, we're going to do everything. He even had the hotdog vendors give us the plastic bun bags to help cover or heads. Full orcastra and backup singers, did solos with each one. Great Showman 👍
....oh, you lucky....
James was very strict with his band and if they missed a beat or something he would fine them! He was a funky perfectionist.
He fined them even during rehearsals! He truely believed in perfect practice makes perfect.
You folks are REALLY, REALLY missing out in not obtaing videos of live performances of various artists. So much to enjoy when you can see the emotions set forth, the effort expended, the soul displayed.
yup
Seconded!! 😎 🎶🎸🕺
Whatever song you do next has to be live. His dancing is an Experience you have to see!
James Brown used to live in Beech Island, SC, and my husband worked at his house under a subcontractor. James was building a room in his house called "The Octagon Room." As described, each one of the eight walls was going to have a huge Plasma TV screen. It was almost done, and when James got home off of his tour, he didn't like it, and pulled every one of the TV's down (that was a lot of money down the drain). Anyway, my husband was on call to his house if James had trouble with any of the electronics in his house. One Saturday, the gate guard called my husband to come and fix a TV. I rode with him, the guard let us in, and when we rode up to the house I was shocked. He had a 10-car garage, and when we pulled up in front of his house, in front of us was a Rolls-Royce that was next to a Bentley, and a Mercedes was next to us. There were some calls in the middle of the night for things like basically he didn't know how to work the remote control...but a nice man! He left us tickets to one of his local concerts in Augusta, GA, at the guard shack for coming out in the middle of the night :)
James Brown is just one more reason you guys NEED to watch The Blues Brothers movie---- he has a great role as a singing Baptist preacher ...
Picture it 1965 I was dancing the jerk to this at my high school seniors party. Loved him then and love him now.
Lol, I was born in '65. Looks like a lotta great things happened that year! 😎
Saw him live at Glastonbury, easily the tightest, most in each others pockets band I have ever seen. The whole performance was literally faultless.
He did the whole show, the first ten minutes was the band vamping on a riff, while an mc whipped up the crowd before JB's arrival on stage. At the end he did the cloak thing three or four times. Magical!
Live in Macon is ICONIC!!!!
I ssSSOOOOOO ENVY YOU! I never got to see him in person, only a few TV performances, a lot of radio and records, some 8-track tapes, even a reel-to-reel once. Now YT. But never live in person.
Nothing like James LIVE. Songs are great but his show and his charisma on stage is what made him the Godfather of Soul.
James brown dance moves created break dancing i really enjoy all the reactions to all the different genres of music you listen to
Watching y'all chair dance is so cute it always puts a big SMILE on my face 😁
When we were kids and heard that James Brown was going to be featured on some show, we rushed in front of our TVs because we did not want to miss his dance moves. Unmistakeably unique.
James Brown holds a special place in my heart.
He was the first concert this white boy ever attended...at the Apollo in 1968!
Let's just say I had awesome neighbors as a kid in the Bronx.
We had the distinct pleasure and honor of watching this super star on stage every Saturday night for many months from 68-69 at Sheps dance club in a little town Mansura, La. The dance name of Bill Haley was called jitterbug ing!
J&A, gotta do James Brown live to reallly appreciate!!! Even if you have to blur it on UA-cam. Try "I Got You" or "Get Up Offa That Thing"
Yes, the Mashed Potato was a dance move popularized by The Contours "Do You Love Me" in 1962. You've probably seen it done many times without knowing it. "(Do the) Mashed Potatoes" was a James Brown single in 1959 released under the name "Nat Kendrick and the Swans". Dee Dee Sharp dropped "Mashed Potato Time" in 1962. James Brown also dropped "Mashed Potatoes U.S.A." in 1962. The move was also named dropped in "Land of a Thousand Dances" by Wilson Pickett, "Having a Party" by Sam Cooke, "Shake a Tail Feather" by Ray Charles, and "Wah Watusi" by The Orlons among others.
Maceo Parker played tenor sax on this tune. I saw James the first time in 1968. And then with my son who was 15 at the time years later. Brown was already 60 by then and he still danced around and kicked butt.
He made and kept a super-tight band, the man was a Maestro. To me, he was like a successor to Cab Calloway, a genius himself.
The best thing I've ever seen James Brown do -- maybe the best performance I've ever seen period -- is his performance at the TAMI Show from the mid 60s. It's amazing -- all 4 songs or so. The Rolling Stones performed just after him and they're almost as good -- but nobody topped JB live at his peak.
You need a new rule: videos must be performances. Everyone is right. You have to SEE him perform, it makes the song even better.
1965 ... Funk, modern rock, and maybe punk all starting in this magical year.
My cousin skipped out of the house and saw James Brown and the Flames many,many years ago. I wasnt able to go. I missed out. I did get to see Sam and Dave though wheh I got to my mid teens. Amazing talent we grew up with.
Great reaction, guys! James Brown is always entertaining! For opera/classical, I suggest Andrea Bocelli and Sarah Brightman. They collaborate on "Time to Say Goodbye." It's a beautiful pairing.
Seconded! Epic performance. [What, you don't Rock, pop, doo wop, funk, blues, new age, classical AND opera too? Shame!]
I got to see him perform live at UMass in the late '60's or early 70's (can't remember exactly what year). Complete with his trademark move, where a couple of guys in the band cover him with a coat and appear to be escorting him off stage, making bit seem like he is totally exhausted. After a few steps he throws the coat off and tears into the rest of his song. He was amazing.
"Please Please Please(Baby please don't go"
Brown had one of the tightest, most powerful horn sections in pop music.. gotta see some of the videos of his live shows.. yes, he was singer.. but more than that, he was a stage performer, very physical.. known for his dance moves
James brown GIVE IT UP TURN IT LOOSE back in late 70s early 80s in Brooklyn this was a straight up breakdancing song will make you jump right up start dancin!!
Try James Brown In Concert he gets down . Tears the place down . He was a tough ticket.
I was lucky enough to see him perform live, and it was epic.
R&B and soul!!
I saw James Brown and the Famous Flames at the Muskogee Ok. Civic Assembly Center in 1967 . He danced the whole show and never repeated the same dance move twice in a row .Talk about a Funky Bass Line , the only white guy in the band was a blonde haired white guy and he was playing the Bass. I feel sad for the people who missed out . Truly the Godfather of Soul.
So. many. songs. My favorites are 'The Payback,' 'Get on the Good Foot,' 'Superbad' and 'Paid the Cost to be the Boss'.
Ultimate hypnotic beat (or maybe I should say "hip-notic"). Then add the James Brown funky swag... what else do you need?
Yup, the mashed potato, the swim, the stroll, the freddie, the twist - just some of the many dances from the 50's/early 60's. Slightly before my time, but my mom talked about them & taught them to us when we were kids in the late 70's.
Best live performance of James Brown in my personal opinion is "NIGHT TRAIN"!
Not only the Mash Potato but he also mentioned The Fly and The Jerk which were also types of dances during the time. I could do a mean Mash Potato when I was a kid. HEIY!
I usually suggest that you listen to the music without the "guiding" video concept, but anytime you review James Brown you should really watch a live performance. Talk about energy!
SONG: Nights In White
Satin
ARTIST: MOODY BLUES
SONG: With Out You
ARTIST:
HARRY NILSSON
You need to see him in live videos. In 1966 I was a 20yr old draftee going to radio school at Ft Gordon Georgia. Of the 50k GI's there I was one of the few lucky one's to have my car there. My buddy and I were dating 2 Augusta college girls when we went to what we thought was a concert of Percy Sledge, the man who sang "When a Man Loves a Woman". Well it wasn't Percy Sledge, it was James Brown. We were white, probably 90% black audience, everybody was having a great time, never had seen anyone move like him, the first concert I ever attended, it was great.
They don't call him the godfather of soul for nothing. 😉👍
The Godfather is awesome!!🤘🔥
James Brown is bigtime fun! I am so glad you reacted to this.
James Brown was true friends with Elvis` they always tried to see who knew more gospel songs. When Elvis passed- he came and sat with him at the wake for hours [saying goodbye]
Living in America by James Brown is a great song
Wow! I just realized that Prince probably got that guitar lick at the beginning of Kiss from this song.
If you’re looking for more funk, you can’t go wrong with the Ohio Players and their song Fire. And Sly and the Family Stone singing If You Want Me to Stay is exquisite. I’m also going to add my vote for Hallelujah by Pentatonix. Amber, you will want to close your eyes but please resist the urge. The video adds so much to the song. Loving your channel!
Papa was a rolling stone...is a great one to watch live at Daryl's House ft Train...you will love it.
Papa was a rolling stone at Daryl's House with Train...
By the way Daryl's House ,,,,,,Daryl is the lead singer for Daryl Hall & John Oak.... Daryl invites musicians to his house for a jam sessions that's why I'm asking you to check it out...you will love it.
If you want to get into another bit of opera you have to try Freddie Mercury & Montserrat Caballe - Barcelona. Freddie wrote this for Montserrat as he was a massive fan of hers after seeing her perform. You won’t be disappointed. Maybe female Friday? X
Wish you had a video showing him dance.
During what they call “The British Invasion” ‘64 all these Brits were taking over the Charts. Beatles, Stones, Chad & Jeremy, Gerry & Pacemakers, Petula Clark, etc. etc. The only 2 Americans they couldn’t take off the Charts were James Brown & Elvis. JB has some of the Tightest Horns in the Business, they are called “The Fabulous Flames”. If you want 20 minutes of total Funk try “Doing it to Death” by The JB’s (James Brown Band)….one of my all time favorites of his is “There Was a Time”, get the Video where he shows you The Mash Potatoes, The Camel Walk, and a couple more dances ….SanJoseBob
You REALLY need to watch The Blues Brothers. So many great proformances. Including James Brown.
Amber you are correct ! Must do a live. His moves are 🔥
Your next James Brown “Living in America”
Funky Drummer & Mother Popcorn are some of my favorites by James Brown
I have a suggestion for you - Howlin' Wolf - Smokestack Lightning - a classic old original blues from the '50s!
Okay as I thought the first few comments that I've already looked at our saying just what I was going to say you must see James Brown perform live and dance!! The man probably lost at least 10 lbs per performance just from perspiration!! Absolutely earned the title of Godfather of Soul and while we're at it for Amber, The Godfather of Funk!!
"Soul Power" is a classic. Also, "Sex Machine" is great. Keep going.
The Godfather Of Soul! James Brown is an absolute legend! Has so many great songs!
Grandpa G loved this man!!! Introduced me to the Great James Brown, and Little Richard!!
God bless Grandpa G. Got a cold one waiting for you, Jefe!!
Joe Tex was James Brown’s rival. Check out Joe Tex’s “I Gotcha”
And I’d recommend the studio version for sound quality.
Muddy Waters "Hoochie Coochie Man"
Elvin Bishop "Fannie Mae"
Delbert McClinton "I've Got Dreams To Remember"
Little Walter "My Babe"
Kenny Neal "Look But Don't Touch"
Growing up in the 60’s for me I had two favorite musicians: The Beatles and James Brown.
James Brown and his band of renowned!
Oh.. you GOTTA watch the Godfather of Soul DANCE!!! Michael Jackson just copied him!!!
Another early Rock n roll black artist is Jackie Wilson. You need to see his live performance of Lonely Tear Drops from 1960!! Its great!!! And his Baby Work Out live in 1965 on Shindig. He may be the smoothest person ever!!
'I Feel Good'. Like others said, live is 'Out of Sight'. 'Night Train', 'Please, Please, Please'. Out of Sight on the TAMI Show...fun, fun, fun. I think he does 3 numbers on the show...must see. Yall should watch that whole program...so many performers, Brown, The Rolling Stones, Beach Boys, Smoky Robinson, The Supremes, I believe Marvin Gaye, Chuck Berry, more. You get a bunch of 60's performers, a straight mix of black and white performers. As for opera, The Three Tenors...which are Pavarotti, Domingo, and Carreras.
Outta sight live is another great James Brown song to watch
Got to see James live great 👍
James Brown was in the Blues Brothers movies. Great scene.
"Get on the Good Foot" by James Brown is a great vibe.
Mashed potato is a dance move, yes! But he also mentions the Jerk, the monkey, the alligator, the fly, the jump back jack, and the twist. All moves you and your girls would have a lot of fun looking up and learning!
Mashed Potatoes was a dance that became popular after The Twist. The song was by Dee Dee Sharp. James Brown's best Bass Player was Bootsy Collins, who later joined P-Funk,
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I recommend James Brown
" Outta Sight live on the Tami Show 64" . They watch this, they will experience the best live performer ever.
Godfather! You have to see him work. No frills band - just pure funk! Have a collection of James Brown 45's still love to play. Sex Machine, The Payback, Papa Don't take no Mess, Get on the Good Foot, Cold Sweat, Super Bad, Living in America. James Brown has probably influenced every singer and/or dancer that there is!
You can see him as a preacher in the film "The Blues Brothers" singing a number along with loads of old stars. Also you can see during the Ray Charles number, dancers doing all the old 60's dance craze like the mashed potato, the monkey, the fly and others.
I gotta tell you when I was young I would go to bed with a radio on. When this song came on I would jump out of bed and do my best james brown dance. Love him! Hardest working man in show biz. Watch him dance. When he slides his feet back and forth. That's the mashed potato.
First time I heard the King of funk and soul, Mr. James Brown, I was about 14 years old. It was on a artist compilation put out by a local radio station (KGB 30 Boss Hits). I was enthralled.
James Brown is an amazing singer and dancer! He is a true entertainer! He is The Godfather of Soul! You need to watch a live performance.
Mashed potato, the jerk, the twist, etc. All popular dance moves back in the day