Who Did It Better - James Brown vs. James Brown (1970/1972)
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- As always, please listen to both renditions then share your thoughts in the comments section.
"Talkin' Loud and Sayin' Nothing" is a funk song written by James Brown and Bobby Byrd. Recorded in 1970 by Brown and the original J.B.'s with Byrd on backing vocals and updated with a new melody, it was twice released as a two-part single in 1972. It also appeared on the album There It Is.
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I liked 1970 version better. 1970 sounds raw and full of passion, whereas the 1972 version sounds like it was remade for clarity; he seems more intentional about driving the message home. Both versions were executed well. Either way James Brown is 🔥
Bootsy & Phelps Collins were part of the Original JB's. They quit, & left to join PFunk. James Brown, determined to prove his royal badness, re-recorded the songs he had, regrouped and did it again. Hands down, James Brown is a pioneer.
James Brown wins hands down ✊🏽
❤
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0:56 0:57 0:57
'72 version has got extra funk & fire to it musically & vocal wise.
First time i EVER heard the first version. I like it but the other version's the best.
The second version on Polydor.
The production of 72 was sharper. Spite will do that 😆🙏
I'm familiar with the 2nd version, I like it better. James Brown either way!
I have been listening to James Brown since the beginning when it was James Brown and his Famous Flames 🔥 so I can’t remember not liking any of his albums but the 1972 version of this song is definitely funkier than the first one. But JB from the 70s to the 90s 13:05 13:05 influenced all of the Funk bands that came after im from Funkadelic to the Gap Band and Bootsie Collins just to name a few. By the way JB doesn’t get enough credit for the way he sang ballads.
Love the second version better. Mainly because of the rap bridge. But both versions are funk wallows.
Guitar parts inspired Prince.
Second version is what I use to do "The Four Corners"
to.
Classic
💃🏾🎶💃🏾🎶💃🏾🎶
Didn’t know there was an earlier version, I am much more familiar with the later one. With the second version, _James Brown_ had topped himself, since the second one is much better than the first one. 😊❤
They really are 2 different songs...the original is the one I like,,,congas and all.
James Brown for the win
Mr.Dynamite!
1972! I was 6 1/2 when my sister was born. Never heard this song before My Dad loved James Brown. Happy Father's Day! Enjoy
I like the J.B.'s Version
Both versions are on Polydor, or the first is King Records, the second is Polydor. I Polydor bought out his contract.
I Love & Appreciate Both But The First Cut Is Rawer....Dirrrtier...Funkier....Looser.... Heavier. 2nd It Tight As Hell & Slicker Than A Cat's Back.
James is so funky, the only person that can compete with James Brown is James Brown.
From the album There It
Is. On the Polydor records.
He was just as influenced
by rock and roll music.
Definitely James Brown.
Hands down James Brown ✊🏾💪🏾
I don't expect you to agree with me. But that's a fact!
Released on King records,
1970.
1970
The funkier intensive
version of the song. 5:41
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James Brown is
rockin' this one.
The other one is on
Polydor records.
Now as far as original content, if YOU made a preface and/or synopsis of the work could old recorded stuff still BE monetized?! #WEHUSSLE #KaliefBrowder
Not really. Content ID moves the money to the owners
Ya see how ppl do reaction videos tho... gotta BE a Way to chop IT UP then get IT off! #WEHUSSLE #KaliefBrowder
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1972 wins
YES YES 🎉🎉😊😊.
1970 -72
70
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Not much in it but I'd go for the 1970 version. Both brilliant.
microphone tech was on point with the 1972 version, but as far as James sounding like he did at live shows, I go with the 1970 version