James Brown "Papa's Got A Brand New Bag"/Dippity-Do ad

[GarwinEugeneW]

LONG BEFORE MICHAEL JACKSON, THERE WAS JAMES BROWN!!!. everything Michael Jackson did James Brown already had done it.

[sosoulfull1]

forever you dance...........sing and forever you clown



[eltoro145383]

Cold-blooded, funky, rythemic  and entertaining---Mr. dynamite is the MAN and GOD FATHER OF funky soul music.

Doing the twist, Robert Allen

[eltoro145383]

Cold-blooded, funky, rythemic and entertaining---Mr. dynamite is the MAN and GOD FATHER OF funky soul music.

Doing the twist, Robert Allen

[eltoro145383]

Cold-blooded, funky, rythemic and entertaining---Mr. dynamite is the MAN and GOD FATHER OF funky soul music.

Doing the twist, Robert Allen

[eddystille]

Muito bom,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

[ollieill1]

Haha, he aint even trying to lip sync. he's just like "watch me get paid to bust these moves and make these girlies scream"

[Veee6]

I hope to meet him in heaven once :)

[bluntec]

i rate this 1000 stars.

[coporal4]

This was around 1965. I remember the dippity-do comercial and dancing to Papa's Bag. Martin Luther King was killed in 1968 "userbrains" James had come out with a song I'm Black and I'm Proud in 1968 right before King was killed.

[brandfoley]

Dont want to put down my own race but white guys cant do it like that.He prolly danced before he walked.

[metaldave08096]

@brandfoley I'd be scared to see a white guy move like that

[relg007]

@metaldave08096 Haaaaaa! Could happen anyway, hey!

[rayt88]

is it just me or are his feet hypnotizing!

wot a legend

[mbazell]

Michael Jackson's mentor.

[userbrains]

is this the night when Martin Luther King was shot? this show is on a university right?

[GregoryButters]

Funny comercial at the end! )))

[Bengijo242]

THIS GUY HAS SOME INFLUENCE ON JUST ABOUT EVERY DANCE THAT CAME AFTER IS TIME.....!!!!!

[64giuliano]

Pura dinamite

[kathy160]

james brown is the man... he became a giant star during time of segregation....the white man couldnt even keep him down..........

[determination9995757]

dam them's some tight ass pants. just looking at it is cutting off my circulation. LOL!!!

[bradgotch]

You can not tell me James did not start the Moonwalk 20 years before Michael. God bless you James Brown.

[abonawas]

my mom is an arab women ....cant speak a word of english and never heard of james brown or any other brown.....she watches this song with me and after hearing it many times and watching it many times she says.....this james brown son is he a machine......yeah mom he is i says.......she now always asks me to play that man with the moves she says.....right on mom....here comes jb

[ollieill1]

@abonawas "yes mom, James Brown is a machine... a sex machine!"

[penmastertoch]

@abonawas Right on, MOM!

[ddactyl]

0:23 at least the admen include the image of a sixteenth note

[WayOutWardell]

Wow. 5:14 - Dippity Do can make you look like Carl Wilson!

[Buckeyecat2002]

JB had a way of keeping his reperatore fresh. Here we see him dancing to his own music, with no singing or lipsincking. He was one of the few performs to perform live several tmes on Soul Train.

[MisterSmiley9626]

now i know were micheal got his jive leeve it

[MisterSmiley9626]

at 2.40 da dud moon walks

[Buckeyecat2002]

Mr. James Brown was 5'4."

[ewireless1]

Mr Brown has some tight foot work. Man that dude could dance.

[mssquirrely]

AWESOME!! Love & Miss JB, R.I.P.

and LOL!! I use to use my moms pink Dippidy Doo Gel , thks 4 tha MEMORIES!

[dippercat]

The audio is directly from "Live at the Apollo" from 1962. I have listened to that album a hundred times. The video is from 1964 or 1965.

I am an old  white man but James Brown was my hero when I was a little boy.

[primarydominant]

this isn't lifted from the appollo album, this was just the introduction they always used. papa's got a brand new bag isn't on the appollo album

[dippercat]

I stand partially corrected. Only the intro was lifted from the Live at the Apollo album.

[jameylee1]

you are correct. the music intro after mr. brown comes out on stage is from "live at the apollo" 62, night train is from that album also, i just listened to it.

[CheckMate657879]

Reading some of these comments, I see that most know nothing about James Brown - probably don't even know that he wrote most of the songs he sings - probably couldn't even begin to form a thought of ever having your own feet move at the speed of his, and on "the one."

And, just so you'll know - most performers lip-synched on those early tv shows because of the existing technology, or not, and especially if they couldn't use their own band.

[Buckeyecat2002]

Mr Brown looks extremely hight challenged here.

[BooBots]

Upon learning about the product from this post, I decided to try the Dippity-Do. I ate a couple of finger-scoopsful and after only 4 minutes, my hair began spinning around and doing the splits. I threw a cape on it, and it threw it off, begging please please please. Thank you, Dippity-Do!

[locobuick]

Scottish psychiatrist Dr. Charles Follen McKim Maloney worked closely with Mr. Brown on the choreograpy of this piece. The two often vacationed together on the rancho of Don Vidor Guitron in La Penita, Mexico in the early 1960's,

[unusualsuspect71]

I believe Mr. Brown first met Dr.Charles Follen McKim Maloney when he sought the doctors help for a severe case of rockin pneumonia.The rockin pneumonia caused Mr. Brown to suffer mild siezures especially when excited. James was aghast at these mild seizures untill Dr Maloney showed him how to utilise them in funky soul brother dance moves. Mr. Brown then insisted that the condition be left untreated.

[locobuick]

Mr. Brown was treated by Dr. Charles Follen McKim Maloney for rockin' pneumonia, however, credits him more for treating his boogie-woogie blues.

[unusualsuspect71]

I believe Dr Maloney is the only man to ever succesfully treat a case of the boogie-woogie blues. The boogie woogie bugle player of company B actually succumbed to it, he was unable to get to the great doctor in time!

[locobuick]

The great Dr. Maloney, only age ll at the time the boogie-woogie bugle player of Company B contracted the boogie-woogie blues, was actually studying to be a priest at the time and could not leave the monastary.

[JRL10040]

I understand Dr.Charles Follen McKim Maloney went on to develop Dippity-Do as a medicine to preserve the essential funk, not realizing that it acted as as a delayed reaction funk amplifier that would add extra funk genes to future generations even if they never heard of the product.

[samlejerk]

Just great ! Very talented artist. This the period I prefer from James Brown discography, early to mid 1960

[zzzfore]

Haha! The man had so much talent he could even make a bad lip synch into art. Immense! Love the dipity-do commercial too. Thanks for the video.

[jameylee1]

i totally agree with you about the lip sync(zzzfore)

[Lovepuffs]

thank GOD for James

[zzzfore]

Awesome +

[latefor]

james brown doing his own go go dancing to a record i like it also i love his tailor

[sunnfun]

There will NEVER be another JAMES BROWN!!!

[ensconse]

They even clap on the 2/4! Terrific clip.

[n0gar]

Man, those 1960's look scary! I did not even know they had gel back then!

[woodie62]

They didn't or just didnt use it on men. The process was the way they went.

[LouisJr]

young james doing the "Boogaloo" lol. he was so cold!

[poshnosh16]

WOW! i want some dippity-do! :(

lol I loved this...Brown was always so energetic on stage..an amazing performer...trully legend :)

[PeerlessPaavo]

What show is this? "Shindig" or "Hullabaloo?" Lip-synch or no, James was always fun to watch.

And I actually prefer clips of old shows with original commercials. The brunette in the Dippity-Do ad is a very young Erin Gray.

[jazzzco]

james brown is so smooth on his feet.

[poshnosh16]

i hear ya..he is amazing...its like his feet have a mind of their own XD