James Brown Vinyl, CD & Tape 43 Artikel

5 tracks ... classic funk album sampled by almost everybody!!

14 tracks ... classic funk album sampled by Lord Finesse, Notorious B.I.G., Ultramagnetic MCs, DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince, EPMD, Kool Moe Dee, LL Cool J, Lords of the Underground and many others!

Einer der bekanntesten Livemitschnitte des einflussreichen R&B / Funk / Soul-SängersJames Brown findet den Weg zurück aufs Vinyl. „Live At Chastain Park 1985“ enthält 16tolle Livenummern.

180 gram vinyl!

- "The Little Groove Maker Pt I" sampled by De La Soul for "Me, Myself and I"- "Mother Popcorn" sampled by Antoinette for "Hit 'em with This",Doug E Fresh for "On the Strength" andHeavy D for "Flexin'"- "Popcorn with Feeling" sampled by Brand Nubian for "Who Can Get Busy Like this Man. . .",Convicts for "1-900-Dial a Crook",Heavy D for "Blue Funk" andRun-DMC for "Bob Your Head"

heavily sampled classic funk album!!- "In the Middle" sampled by Chubb Rock for "Organizer"- "The Chicken" sampled by 2 Live Crew for "I Ain't Bullshitin'",Big Daddy Kane for "Calling Mr. Welfare",CEO for "Hit Me with the Beat" andMain Source for "Think"- "Why Am I Treated So Bad" sampled by The Associates for "From the Ground Up"- "Soul Pride" sampled by Digable Planets for "9th Wonder (Blackitolism)",Mad Flava for "Gotz ta Flow ta This",Mr. X & Mr.Y for "1956",Peshay for "Psychosis" & "Vocal Tune" andRoni Size for "Hot Stuff"

The 3rd studio album from James Brown and The Famous Flames, originally released in 1960. Though the title track was a cover of The “5” Royales, it’s guaranteed that James Brown is who everyone on the planet now associates the song with. Absolutely essential early R&B from the Godfather himself, The Hardest Working Man in Show Business. Back in print on Wax Love!

180 gram vinyl!

180 gram vinyl!

180 gram vinyl!

The 4thJames Brown LP, originally released in 1961, is one of the harder titles in his early discography to find. Though it doesn’t contain any of his massive, instantly recognizable hits, it’s regarded among collectors as one of the finest pure R&B albums of its era. And it includes some of his best charting singles such as “Just You And Me Darling”, and “Lost Someone”. Beg, scream, & shout along with the Hardest Working Man In Show Business, The Godfather of Soul himself: Mr. JAMES BROWN!

Perhaps the most famous live album in the history of live albums, it’s hard to top James Brown & His Famous Flames Live At The Apollo, NYC, October 24th, 1962. Featuring a band that was tighter than any other in the business, and an absolutely on point James Brown, Live At The Apollo is the record that made Brown an international soul superstar. Just listen to the crowd’s screams on “Lost Someone” and you, too, will feel the power, the true SOUL POWER.

The seventh studio album from the godfather of soul, Mr. Dynamite himself, the hardest working man in show business, James Brown. Prisoner Of Love is pure R&B and soul mid-tempo pain and pleading. Featuring his first big pop hit in the title track, Prison Of Love is another classic piece of early 60s R&B reissued by Cornbread on 180 gram LP with download card.

In a career filled with hits, legends, and countless high points, 1959’s Please Please Please may very well be the highest point of all. The debut album from James Brown and his Famous Flames, Please Please Please comprised all his charting singles up to that point as well as many classic B-sides. If the legendary title track weren’t enough, the album also features the #1 single “Try Me”, and 14 more of Brown’s early R&B classic. Absolutely essential album for anyone with a soul.

This deluxe edition of " Live At The Apollo Volume 2" is pressed as a 3LP for the first time containing the complete 1968 concert.

This 180g 2LP set documents James Brown’s early career on King records, there is more than a hint of the funk styling that saw the Godfather of Soul evolve into the Minister of the New Super Heavy Funk.

180g vinyl.

Original Motion Picture Soundtrack to the 2014 Tate Taylor (the Help) directed film based on the incredible life story of the Godfather of Soul, the film gives a fearless look inside the music, moves & moods of Brown, taking audiences on the journey from his impoverished childhood to his evolution into one of the most influential figures of the 20th century. The soundtrack features studio & live versions of many of Brown's hits-from his first, 1956's "Please Please Please" to "Out Of Sight," "I Got You (I Feel Good)," "Try Me," "Papa's Got A Brand New Bag," "It's A Man's Man's Man's World," & "Get Up (I Feel Like Being A) Sex Machine." Also includes two previously unreleased live recordings heard in the film; "Please Please Please" and "It's A Man's Man's Man's World" were recorded at the historic Fort Homer W. Hesterly Armory in Tampa, Florida on April 23, 1966.

1st release of 3LP set as envisioned by James Brown, mastered from his 1971 mixdown reels, unused until now.

- "Album Intro" sampled by Pete Rock for "Tru Master"- "It's a New Day" (Live) sampled by Artifacts for "Dynamite Soul",Big Daddy Kane for "Calling Mr. Welfare" and "The House that Cee Built",Black Moon for "Enta Da Stage",DOC for "Funky Enough",Doug E Fresh for "World's Greatest Entertainer",Lord Finesse for "Isn't He Something?",Public Enemy for "Who Stole the Soul?" andDa Youngstas for "Iz U Wit Me"