That opening sax scream by Maceo Parker is one the stankest sounds in rock history. It has no peer anywhere. From about 2:21 to the end of the song Bootsy Collins lets everybody he's here to play!
Maceo Parker and Bootsy Collins owned this song. The opening sax scream is without peer in rock music. Starting at about 2:22 and for the rest of the song, Bootsy let's us know he's in the house!
This is not the mix as heard on vinyl. Guitar was up and piano almost gone - which wroked since the bitch is not in tune. Can someone supply the other deal? I recall it fades out in time. Great to hear this again. Plus it's an Isleys tune, right?
The Grunt is an instrumental version of " Keep On Doing," by the Isley's. Marva Whitney's "It's My Thing" is an answer song to The Isley's It's Your Thing. James Brown's "Shout and Shimy" was a rip off of the Isley's "Shout."
I'm listening to a lot of instrumentals tonight, and this song, now that I listen, was sampled on Magic Mike's, "Yo!" and Vanessa Willams's Running Back To You! Another rap song I can think of, seem like Public Enemy,
This is an instramental version of the Isley Brothers 'Keep On Doin" from their 1970 album "Get Into Something".James remixed it a bit and put extra STANK on it.
Thank you phish forum for turning me onto the nonstop greatness that is the JBs. I have known about this group for 1 minute and 29 seconds, but this is my new favorite band
Anybody heard the Kashmere Stage Band version of this? Can anyone remember what it was called - I think it went under a different name than "The Grunt". Pretty sure its on "Texas Thunder Soul 74' "but not all the tracks are on Youtube and i cant find my CD!
Yes I know they sampled James like everyone else but, every time i hear this song I think about PE's Night of The Living Baseheads & Rebel Without A Pause.
@ericdlayne Plus "night of the living bassheads", also "terminator x to the edge of panic" uses the same "rebel" sample but in reverse. I love Public Enemy... Great to finaly hear where they ripped those funky samples from.
good..I have heard this joint a million times...every time feels like the first! This shit is waaaaay to funky to be ignored. James Brown=Godfather of Soul FOREVER!!!!!
this is one of the best songs ever made, anyone know if there is a version where james sings on it? 1:12 start of something as funky as a tramps underbriefs, yeah so if there is a version out there with words let me know ya?
@TheRealSoulfulDude not my knowledge but this is an instrumental cover of an Isley Brothers track called Keep on Doin', their version has singing in it
damn i love the drumming in the song reminds me of a slam dunk when the glass breaks hardest hittin funk youll probably ever hear ima smoke one to the funk gods peace love and funkiness
This is actually a remake of an Isley Brothers track called Keep on Doin'. Instrumentally, though, it's funkier, but everything is the same musically.
First 1:30 of this track contains 200% more booty-shaking soylent funk than most 10 other songs...
This track must annoy musicians -- they'd say something like, "Hey, guys, let's record the funkiest track EVER!", and their bandmates would reply, "What about the J.B.'s "Grunt"?" And they'd be like, "Oh, yeah, forgot about that. Guess we'll have to do something else..."
yes the rhythm the rebel without a pause, i'm lowering my level
quasimoto270 1 month ago
FUNKY
mikowcs 1 month ago
That opening sax scream by Maceo Parker is one the stankest sounds in rock history. It has no peer anywhere. From about 2:21 to the end of the song Bootsy Collins lets everybody he's here to play!
3kingkool 2 months ago
Maceo Parker and Bootsy Collins owned this song. The opening sax scream is without peer in rock music. Starting at about 2:22 and for the rest of the song, Bootsy let's us know he's in the house!
3kingkool 2 months ago
wow
pintosound 2 months ago
pe and bep are the first things i think about when i hear this shit
therealbrooksie 2 months ago
Funky horns !!
antav9 2 months ago
Rebel without a pause, Soul brother # 1
Meowsaidthekitty 3 months ago
This song shows the link between JB and P-Funk! It is the sheet!
albinowolf2 3 months ago
This is not the mix as heard on vinyl. Guitar was up and piano almost gone - which wroked since the bitch is not in tune. Can someone supply the other deal? I recall it fades out in time. Great to hear this again. Plus it's an Isleys tune, right?
newsmanbluesman 3 months ago
0:56 - chills in my bloodstream!!!
kolossol1 4 months ago
@kolossol1 OH YEAH OLD HEADZ TO DA FLOOR
TheTEDDYSTONE 3 months ago
can not get enough of this !!!
hgbuybubu 4 months ago
Night Of The Living BASE!Heads!
VBaskin2010 4 months ago
What a wonderful mix of Jazz and Funk! Love it!
TheWoud 5 months ago
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soulcousin1 5 months ago
by this i measure your soul. do you have one or not???
chuckdandy 5 months ago
I dare you to NOT nod your head while listening to this, I don't think its humanly possible.
Sysaphys 5 months ago in playlist Secret sauce
Sonic vs Omar !!!
Pawcio28PL 6 months ago
The Grunt is an instrumental version of " Keep On Doing," by the Isley's. Marva Whitney's "It's My Thing" is an answer song to The Isley's It's Your Thing. James Brown's "Shout and Shimy" was a rip off of the Isley's "Shout."
Buckeyecat2002 6 months ago
PUBLIC ENEMY!!!! NATION OF MILLIONS!!!!!
c2daj2dat 6 months ago
Ahh some funk in the night.
oliverecords 7 months ago
I'm listening to a lot of instrumentals tonight, and this song, now that I listen, was sampled on Magic Mike's, "Yo!" and Vanessa Willams's Running Back To You! Another rap song I can think of, seem like Public Enemy,
keyzitis 8 months ago
This is an instramental version of the Isley Brothers 'Keep On Doin" from their 1970 album "Get Into Something".James remixed it a bit and put extra STANK on it.
smoothie6ft3 8 months ago
Thank you phish forum for turning me onto the nonstop greatness that is the JBs. I have known about this group for 1 minute and 29 seconds, but this is my new favorite band
davey0110 8 months ago
45 King "Simply Dope, pt 2"
oskamadison 8 months ago
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Binndaify 9 months ago
Anybody heard the Kashmere Stage Band version of this? Can anyone remember what it was called - I think it went under a different name than "The Grunt". Pretty sure its on "Texas Thunder Soul 74' "but not all the tracks are on Youtube and i cant find my CD!
Binndaify 9 months ago
this is da shit back in 1970s thx for posting
broadmat70 9 months ago
@broadmat70 My Pleasure,thanx 4 FUNKIN' wit me!!!!
GStrongRAW 9 months ago
@GStrongRAW no prob hope u get more likes and no dislikes. :D
broadmat70 9 months ago
This song is nothing short of badass
gmorton1000 9 months ago 3
Yes I know they sampled James like everyone else but, every time i hear this song I think about PE's Night of The Living Baseheads & Rebel Without A Pause.
darxyde00 9 months ago 7
AAAAAAW YEEEAAAH!
TheSaxman72 9 months ago
0 dislikes... perfect just as the song itself
israelVXL 9 months ago
someone know's a track where there's in continuation the sound of the sax in the first second in this video?
MrPierka 10 months ago
@MrPierka Public Enemy Rebel Without a Pause
SC01TY 10 months ago
@SC01TY thanks man!
MrPierka 10 months ago
@SC01TY And the night of the living baseheads...Remix
Coveryourassetsnow 9 months ago
@Coveryourassetsnow And 'Protect Ya Neck' Wu-Tang Clan.
browny8p8 8 months ago
@MrPierka Cypress Hill, Break em off Some
vivwritten 9 months ago
@MrPierka Public Enemy - Rebel Without A Pause watch?v=kN6_XdwbtX0
ericdlayne 7 months ago
@ericdlayne Plus "night of the living bassheads", also "terminator x to the edge of panic" uses the same "rebel" sample but in reverse. I love Public Enemy... Great to finaly hear where they ripped those funky samples from.
Datathief100 7 months ago
at 1:12 that shit really gets ta spankin..man.
discoAL 11 months ago
Protect Ya Neck - Wu-Tang Clan
Labor Day - Black Eyed Peas
MasterAmbassador 11 months ago
Protect ya neck.
Ironbaker 1 year ago
does anyone know what instrument is that from 0:01-0:05?????????????
MugenWarriorKun 1 year ago
@MugenWarriorKun pretty sure it's a trumpet...that just got demolished...ooohweeee!
jonmmadison 11 months ago
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It's the sax... I've been playin for over 8 years
stcavato 11 months ago 2
Cruuuuuuuse in a '50 Merc, chopped and slammed... Painted black.... Oh yes
MrChickenman1971 1 year ago
Still on the ONe !!! 1
rerob52 1 year ago
Man, Public Enemy might not have had beats for their first two albums if not for James Brown. LOL This is hotness.
skrapdiggy 1 year ago 2
Song Of The Day.
ListenToTheDanielle 1 year ago
Download the audio from this song at speedyconversion doht cohm.
BaillieJohannsen71 1 year ago
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1220amsoulradio 1 year ago
So funky it's hard for me to hanlde
ThatSmoothOperator 1 year ago
Bootsy LIVES!!!!! wow, cant get enough of the Collins brothers!!! FUNKadelic!!!
HallPassExpired 1 year ago
Beautiful now this is funk!
NitroEthiopian 1 year ago
good..I have heard this joint a million times...every time feels like the first! This shit is waaaaay to funky to be ignored. James Brown=Godfather of Soul FOREVER!!!!!
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WHODAFUNKIZDIS 1 year ago
BASS!!!!!!
BeyondInfinit 1 year ago
Sampled by Ultramagnetic MC's on Ease Back.
karey26 1 year ago
salt n pepa public enemy use samples in that
yohanntimban 1 year ago
the grooviest track ever
bar none
belisariusorb 1 year ago
BEST!!!!
kaljan 1 year ago
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TheRealSoulfulDude 1 year ago
this is one of the best songs ever made, anyone know if there is a version where james sings on it? 1:12 start of something as funky as a tramps underbriefs, yeah so if there is a version out there with words let me know ya?
TheRealSoulfulDude 1 year ago
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@TheRealSoulfulDude not my knowledge but this is an instrumental cover of an Isley Brothers track called Keep on Doin', their version has singing in it
Kwekwe 1 year ago
Black eyed peas - holiday
is a blatant rip off of this song. Makes me angry.
maxc16 1 year ago
@maxc16 This song is a blatant ripoff of Keep On Doin' by the Isley Brothers.
Zervic 1 year ago
damn i love the drumming in the song reminds me of a slam dunk when the glass breaks hardest hittin funk youll probably ever hear ima smoke one to the funk gods peace love and funkiness
ezeroh1 1 year ago
Public Enemy!!!!! Yes The Bomb Squad did justice to this song!!
jwh1999 1 year ago 3
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OLDGROOVE 1 year ago
Now you know where Public Enemy got the samples from! Thank you!!
m7a7b725 1 year ago
james brown can do no wrong.
mattratt512 1 year ago
GTA SAN ANDREAS
decjko 2 years ago
YES!
jdrios1971 2 years ago
Ouch! Heavy funk. One of ma favs.
blyrio 2 years ago
:) is cool
Siiquithap 2 years ago
So damn serious!! wooo1
LLMelvinL 2 years ago
Daaaaamn!!! This is like public enemy's entire back catalog in one song!!!!
Kwekwe 2 years ago 5
This shit go hard. Raw gangster funk
pbpeterson12 2 years ago 4
This is actually a remake of an Isley Brothers track called Keep on Doin'. Instrumentally, though, it's funkier, but everything is the same musically.
phillydisco 2 years ago 2
Black Eyed Peas "Labor Day"
mrbunghole 2 years ago
this song was sampled in one of Public enemys tracks
ManiacSerialKilleR 2 years ago 2
Way more than one...
leifa1 2 years ago
This is the greatest funk instrumental ever.
eunomi 2 years ago 2
wu tang sampled this on protect ya neck II
kolisionn 2 years ago
Switchin' to FUNK mode baby!!!!!!!!! :)
Mercurio260681 2 years ago
PE sampled the ish out of this one song.... (Don't Believe The Hype, Night of the Living Baseheads, Rebel Without a Pause)
ewalton2477 2 years ago 3
First 1:30 of this track contains 200% more booty-shaking soylent funk than most 10 other songs...
This track must annoy musicians -- they'd say something like, "Hey, guys, let's record the funkiest track EVER!", and their bandmates would reply, "What about the J.B.'s "Grunt"?" And they'd be like, "Oh, yeah, forgot about that. Guess we'll have to do something else..."
LOL... thanks for posting it!
johnclavis 2 years ago 55
LMAO....U have a legit argument brotha!! Ur welcome.
GStrongRAW 2 years ago
No he doesnt, hes a douch
CheeseBread67 2 years ago
Damn straight, LMAO
3927Peter 2 years ago
@johnclavis id say the first 3:32 of this track contains 200% more booty shaking soylent funk ;-)
TheRealSoulfulDude 1 year ago 4
@johnclavis It;s not as Funky as Soul Power. No that is a record to get down to.
funkyfox63 1 year ago
@johnclavis No Doubt!
kenfar7 1 year ago
indeed one of my fav ways too get my day started.. love peace and harmony..
OOOLDSKOOOOOL 2 years ago 4
FUnKaLiCioUs!
tinaloveseddie 2 years ago 16
hey!
OOOLDSKOOOOOL 2 years ago
i like J&B :D ....kool funky track G
carolineal 2 years ago 3
on fire!
crazybboycatalin 2 years ago 3
This is KIIIIIIIIIIIIIIILLER!!!!! You just SLAYED ME!!!
samsevern 2 years ago 7
LMAO!!!
GStrongRAW 2 years ago