I love hearing James Brown hollering in background 😂 "Shes back bad! Shes bad aint she?" ....first heard this on XM older soul jams last yr, instantly heard that at 1:22 and had same reaction...but i had put on my Playlist
It's an incredible tune - written by James Brown and played by the JB's. Outstanding vocal performance by Lyn!. Check out some more James Brown! The Payback, Talking Loud, Saying Nothing, Papa Don't Take No Mess, Soul Power, can't go wrong!
Back in 1988 we used to go to our local club were the DJ would play Rob Base and DJ Easy Rock "It Takes 2" followed by this original, and he would do that all night (play the hip hop track followed by their original track it was sampled from). I rushed out and bought all that stuff and still have it all on great sounding vinyl. In the mid to late 60s James Brown's manager at the time (I believe it was Christopher White) said that when JB was first doing funk stuff that it was all to strange for mass pop appeal. Alot of the JB singers like Lyn Collins, Marva Whitney, Bobby Byrd, Vicki Anderson not to mention the classic rock & roll singer Hank Ballard all recorded outstanding funk tracks like this, and so many are samples in the hip hop culture from the 80s onwards. This was my kind of music growing up and I was born 20 years to late when this stuff was a whole new type of music. It still sounds fresh to my ear so please do more James Brown's Funky People stuff Asia and BJ. Your just scratching the surface of the amount of underground stuff that was done in the late 60s and early 70s. Peace.
@@kimberly8858 yeah it makes more sense lol, love the beat in this though, there's a whole genre built on this beat along with the winstons amen brother beat which was just before this I think, 1969...
If you were listening to 80’s/90’s Hip-Hop, chances are you were also hooked by the James Brown sound & his family: Lyn Collins, Marva Whitney, Maceo Parker, Fred Wesley, Bobby Byrd, Vicki Anderson etc… May I suggest- i believe in miracles by the Jackson Sisters, another JB club banger
yes its the original sample .... this was also sampled by a female mc named roxanne shante called ''go on girl '' and tons of other groups in the 80s and 90s
This song has been sampled over 3,000 times. Everybody from Kanye West Janet Jackson Fergie Nicki Minaj Jay Z EPMD has used bits and pieces of this song in their records
Yes, this song was sampled in a lot of hip hop songs. Starting with the "use what you got to get what you want", but all the way through, this song is in so many hip hop songs.
I highly recommend the In Yo’ Face - The History of Funk collection (6 CDs - you can get them on Amazon). That’s how I discovered where that sample came from.
Yep that's where it all came from. Hip Hop was built on young brotha's going through their parents record collection and using ALL JAMES BROWN joints. Then the West Coast came in using Parliament Funkadelic and Zapp songs.
Oh yeah, this was the jam back in the day!🔥 James Brown wrote and produced it for Lynn. And that's James along with his band, The JB's backing her up. Great reaction guys! There's another group from the 70's you need to check out, The Johnson Brothers. Suggested songs are...Get the Funk out of My Face, I'll Be Good to You, Ain't We Funkin' Now, and Stomp. They really lay down the Funk🎵🎶🎸🔥🔥
Yo, if you don’t move to this song something’s wrong. I heard pieces of this sampled at least 3 times to my memory. I heard it was sampled many many times and I don’t doubt it. This song……aw man is all I can formulate in words.
I am almost EMBARRASSED to admit this………BUT a truly close friend at the time (who was Caucasian) turned me on to this tasty hit. Recently rediscovered it in my archives and have been sharing it with my German friends (where I live). Nasty, infectious groove that has the ladies “telling it like it is”. F******* Fierce
1st female voice mixed by the dj in hiphop out the gate...I was in the fever 1 nite in the Bronx and James brown beats and Lyn Collins was a large part of the nite
This song was 50 years old by the time Asian BJ reacted to it. I’m sure all hip-hop/ rap fans know that this is not the only old funk song that have been sampled . There’s many others.
I Have To Say!! Aretha Franklin 👑🎤!! Might Be The Queen Of Soul.. But!! Far And Far Most!! It's Definitely Two More Other More That Can Reach 👊 Aretha Franklin Crown!! And Them Two Are The Two Godmother's Of Soul.. And Them Two Are Patti LaBelle 👑🔥.. And Lynn Collins 👑 🔥.
I’m 61 and I never heard this song until literally yesterday on a different reaction channel. I was nine years old when this song came out. I am old enough to be Asian BJ’s mother. if I never heard the original, can’t expect them to know it either.
not only "it takes two" by rob base & dj ez rock but also "alright" by janet jackson comes from this song
This was my jam! You couldn’t help but get up and dance.
I love hearing James Brown hollering in background 😂 "Shes back bad! Shes bad aint she?" ....first heard this on XM older soul jams last yr, instantly heard that at 1:22 and had same reaction...but i had put on my Playlist
It's an incredible tune - written by James Brown and played by the JB's. Outstanding vocal performance by Lyn!. Check out some more James Brown! The Payback, Talking Loud, Saying Nothing, Papa Don't Take No Mess, Soul Power, can't go wrong!
It couldn't have been a hit....I would remember it.
This song been sampled so many times.
I believe it's the most sampled song in hip hop history.
Back in 1988 we used to go to our local club were the DJ would play Rob Base and DJ Easy Rock "It Takes 2" followed by this original, and he would do that all night (play the hip hop track followed by their original track it was sampled from). I rushed out and bought all that stuff and still have it all on great sounding vinyl. In the mid to late 60s James Brown's manager at the time (I believe it was Christopher White) said that when JB was first doing funk stuff that it was all to strange for mass pop appeal. Alot of the JB singers like Lyn Collins, Marva Whitney, Bobby Byrd, Vicki Anderson not to mention the classic rock & roll singer Hank Ballard all recorded outstanding funk tracks like this, and so many are samples in the hip hop culture from the 80s onwards. This was my kind of music growing up and I was born 20 years to late when this stuff was a whole new type of music. It still sounds fresh to my ear so please do more James Brown's Funky People stuff Asia and BJ. Your just scratching the surface of the amount of underground stuff that was done in the late 60s and early 70s. Peace.
Yes this is the original that they sampled, she was a james Brown band member that went solo.fyi there a video of her singing this on soul train.
That James Brown one of men in the back ground you hear talking saying things like she bad, she bad, and other things
@@kimberly8858 that vocal still gets used lol, I always thought it was "too bad"
@@Adam-g-uk I think he saying she bad she bad besides in background
@@kimberly8858 yeah it makes more sense lol, love the beat in this though, there's a whole genre built on this beat along with the winstons amen brother beat which was just before this I think, 1969...
James Brown written all over it..... you can hear him in the background
And Bobby Byrd
These beats are still getting sampled hard in the UK and have been since the early 90s in jungle and dnb music...
I love this track so much. That hook!
If you were listening to 80’s/90’s Hip-Hop, chances are you were also hooked by the James Brown sound & his family: Lyn Collins, Marva Whitney, Maceo Parker, Fred Wesley, Bobby Byrd, Vicki Anderson etc…
May I suggest- i believe in miracles by the Jackson Sisters, another JB club banger
Well spotted BJ - this song was the foundation stone for many 80's heavy hip hop bangers samples 🎶😎🙌👍
I. Love. This. Song! Best groove ever!
Actually this ENTIRE song has been sampled, repeatedly lol
Asia was thinking about Aretha Franklin "Think" from the film "The Blues Brothers".
Aretha make Think 1968, but made a new (faster) version for The Blues Brother movie.
Yes it is the song it originally came from ❤️
You can clearly hear James Brown in the background of this funky groove.
And her brother, Bootsy Collins, was playing bass.😮
YES! I DIED when they realized!
yes its the original sample .... this was also sampled by a female mc named roxanne shante called ''go on girl '' and tons of other groups in the 80s and 90s
YES!!! Y'all have bought out a great original!!! I see you BJ, this is Original!!! James Brown on this. Excellent request.
Never heard this...love it!
This song has been sampled over 3,000 times. Everybody from Kanye West Janet Jackson Fergie Nicki Minaj Jay Z EPMD has used bits and pieces of this song in their records
Yes, this song was sampled in a lot of hip hop songs. Starting with the "use what you got to get what you want", but all the way through, this song is in so many hip hop songs.
This has been sampled so many times.....oh and if you don't want to move when this track comes on you are officially dead
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WRITEN , PRODUCE AND BACKGROUND, BY JAMES BROWN
Asia & BJ, love this song, never heard it before! I see she worked with James Brown, so you know she's funky and a badass!!
The song think you were talking about was by Arthur Franklyn
now everybody make your moves on the dance flooooor 💖💖💖
Lyn Collins also sang backup on "Big Payback" and "My Thang" by James Brown. Also that "Hey! Ow!" was Mr. Brown
Also Janet Jackson sampled this song for her hit ''Alright''.
I highly recommend the In Yo’ Face - The History of Funk collection (6 CDs - you can get them on Amazon). That’s how I discovered where that sample came from.
James Brown's Funky People Vol. I-IV 💯❤
I was in 8th grade when this came out. It was on my K-Tel album “Super Bad is back.”
Rob Base & DJ EZ Rock made a song from that verse
One of my favourite tunes
she was produced by James Brown btw
This song was sampled thousands of times. House songs sampled the little break part but sped up. 80s rap songs too. Not just Rob Base
James brown is the father hip hop. Everybody sampled him
Yep that's where it all came from. Hip Hop was built on young brotha's going through their parents record collection and using ALL JAMES BROWN joints. Then the West Coast came in using Parliament Funkadelic and Zapp songs.
James Brown did the Woo but Bobby Byrd did the Yeah in the Woo Yeah Break
That's where they got it from.
Oh yeah, this was the jam back in the day!🔥 James Brown wrote and produced it for Lynn. And that's James along with his band, The JB's backing her up. Great reaction guys! There's another group from the 70's you need to check out, The Johnson Brothers. Suggested songs are...Get the Funk out of My Face, I'll Be Good to You, Ain't We Funkin' Now, and Stomp. They really lay down the Funk🎵🎶🎸🔥🔥
And playing bass was Lyn’s brother: Bootsy.
@@1dkappe Wow! Did not know that! Thanks!
@@miltonslocum8957 Also Phelps “Catfish” Collins on guitar.
@@1dkappe Definitely learning something new! The Collins family was well represented!
Yo, if you don’t move to this song something’s wrong. I heard pieces of this sampled at least 3 times to my memory. I heard it was sampled many many times and I don’t doubt it. This song……aw man is all I can formulate in words.
I am almost EMBARRASSED to admit this………BUT a truly close friend at the time (who was Caucasian) turned me on to this tasty hit. Recently rediscovered it in my archives and have been sharing it with my German friends (where I live). Nasty, infectious groove that has the ladies “telling it like it is”. F******* Fierce
James Brown and the J.B.'s greatest Funk band!!!
The Female Preacher!!!!
1st female voice mixed by the dj in hiphop out the gate...I was in the fever 1 nite in the Bronx and James brown beats and Lyn Collins was a large part of the nite
Yes, it's where Rob Base got it from.
Yes that is the original.
This song was 50 years old by the time Asian BJ reacted to it. I’m sure all hip-hop/ rap fans know that this is not the only old funk song that have been sampled . There’s many others.
Rob Base and DJ EZ Rock - It Takes Two (Most popular song that sampled this one).
Bobby Byrd "I Know You Got Soul." Eric B & Rakim sampled this. He was also a James Brown protege.
Love the groove ❤️
Rob Bass sampled this song with "it takes two". listen to it
I love the organ drive part.
Funky! I didn´t even know this song I admit. Sounds a bit like Aretha Franklins "Think".
YAAAS🔥🔥🔥🔥 JB on the helm2...
Was kewl mix . was original wit play that funky music n a James Brown sprinkle
Yes indeed Rob Base and DJ easy rock sample this song.
The Drummer John Starks.....James Brown's Funkiest!!
Yes it is the original song😊😊
Every Hip Hop , House Track sampled this one song
Black oak Arkansas" Jim Dandy" live version.
If you want to get shocked by a sample, check out Leon Haywood-"I Want'a Do Something Freaky to You"
And Roxanne Shante too
Damn I haven't heard of this in years
Patra sampled this song too.
The Foundations " Build me up Buttercup" if you listen once you can't get it out of your head!
She was the most smoked woman in the biz ever bad group how could not play ripe her off you remember this James brown how was the most sampled man
Get up off that chair 💃🏻🕺🏻
James brown influence james discovered her.
I Have To Say!! Aretha Franklin 👑🎤!! Might Be The Queen Of Soul.. But!! Far And Far Most!! It's Definitely Two More Other More That Can Reach 👊 Aretha Franklin Crown!! And Them Two Are The Two Godmother's Of Soul.. And Them Two Are Patti LaBelle 👑🔥.. And Lynn Collins 👑 🔥.
Soul Tran jam!!
You should try Aretha Franklin song ( Think ) from 1968
Tha jam!
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The Godfather pumping that church-type organ too. Yeah, this is where it came from children.
This is one of the mainstream UK songs that sample the think break ua-cam.com/video/YZfgppIH3rQ/v-deo.html but there's plenty...
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Nice
James Brown in back ground with others saying she bad she bad and a lot of other things
AND STILL HOT.
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They must be extremely young to not know this song
I’m 61 and I never heard this song until literally yesterday on a different reaction channel. I was nine years old when this song came out.
I am old enough to be Asian BJ’s mother. if I never heard the original, can’t expect them to know it either.
Can u do reaction - Kirk Franklin - stomp or revolution
Miss sexy lisp!😊
jbs
I’m sorry
It’s Moga allmeri
When the organ came in, I was DANCIN"!!! (30 years ago)
Awesome work 👏
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
This is all James Brown...