@sequoiadendron5 Hi, In answer to your question, If you like the un-syncopated sound of James Brown in that era, you would also dig Dyke and the Blazers. Check out "We got more soul" and, of course, Funky Broadway. As far as sax solos, it's not the same style, but I always loved the break in Wilson Picket's land of 1000 dances.
@FolkloreHymn Lady gagas the only good one out of them, you have to admit that even if you dont like the genre of music. Usher and that faggot kid can go suck a dick
I cant believe this guy was over in this performance! one word...POWERFUL! All you young artist out there, will you still love the music and have passion for it at age 50?! Will you still funk the music like a dog in heat? or will you roll over in your money and just enjoy where it got you?
Another #1 hit for James Brown on the Rhythm & Blues charts. It was the 163rd #1 R&B song of the Rock Era. It also hit #7 on the Top 40 charts. This was considered the first "funk" song. And the man who would become known as The Godfather of Soul was on his way.
Bootsy Collins (the bass player) changed the level of The Hardest Working Man in Show Business's thang. Later he was pivotal in the creation(s) of Parliament/Funkadelic, which in turn laid down the basic beat of rap/hiphop. You can look it up. (Or google it.) UH! GOOD GOD!
April 4, 1968: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is shot and killed on the balcony of a Memphis hotel. Riots break out in 30 American cities, leaving 39 dead. James Brown goes on national television and urges restraint and constructive channeling of anger by American black youth.☺
@xeroscrono Yeh, I was just joking. The only song I want to hear the Black Eyed Peas making is one where a inescapable building fire breaks out in the studio that they're making it in.
James Brown was a fucking musical revolutionary. We may never see the likes of him and other great showmen of his era ever again. Welcome to the Age of Indifference.
The first record I ever bought was a 45 rpm record. "Cold Sweat" ! Fuckin' James Brown! THE Godfather of Funk! American Icon. Thank you James...You and the Beatles were my first musical influences. Bless You.
Cold Sweat parts ! & 2 was always my favorite fast song by JB. Couldn't help but jump up and dance. The original on the 45 is the best., the beat sounds better. Where's Bootsy in this one?
Appears to culled from a good Video comp. I believe on VHS only. A better choice for this landmark song would be from *any* late '60s TV show or concert. Maceo is his sizzlin' self but the arrangement is too busy.
it must have been hard for my dad to teach me REAL music but gosh if i have a son i don't know how i'll do it
RandomGoodness567 4 days ago
Love the caption at the start about "continuing exploration of funky rhythms"... think we all enjoy "exploring" those!!
MCBhangramuffin 1 month ago
i am an alto sax player. Really digging the sax solo, can anyone please suggest musicians similar to this? aint it funky now
sequoiadendron5 1 month ago
@sequoiadendron5 No offence but that`s one of the best alto sax players ever himself - Maceo Parker. So search for his songs I guess...
EarthMiner 1 month ago
@sequoiadendron5 Hi, In answer to your question, If you like the un-syncopated sound of James Brown in that era, you would also dig Dyke and the Blazers. Check out "We got more soul" and, of course, Funky Broadway. As far as sax solos, it's not the same style, but I always loved the break in Wilson Picket's land of 1000 dances.
karlmahlmann 1 month ago
FUNKING AWESOME. I dont care,...Just love it!
JanRichardus 1 month ago
So...the guitarist was rocking some VH in his spare time? ;)
strangersound 1 month ago 3
@FolkloreHymn Lady gagas the only good one out of them, you have to admit that even if you dont like the genre of music. Usher and that faggot kid can go suck a dick
smuggles908 2 months ago
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kmp3000 3 months ago
Two funk gods - James and Maceo
gietek 3 months ago
The Saxophone!!
ShoCkSIF 4 months ago
The Godfather of soul and funk........
hapzap13 5 months ago
what a great motherfunker !!!!!!!!!!
TheFakenGay 6 months ago 2
God said, "Let there be funk," and there was funk.
MamoDad 6 months ago 4
That's what you call the pocket.
PGROSYE02 7 months ago 2
I cant believe this guy was over in this performance! one word...POWERFUL! All you young artist out there, will you still love the music and have passion for it at age 50?! Will you still funk the music like a dog in heat? or will you roll over in your money and just enjoy where it got you?
grwnman75 7 months ago
Another #1 hit for James Brown on the Rhythm & Blues charts. It was the 163rd #1 R&B song of the Rock Era. It also hit #7 on the Top 40 charts. This was considered the first "funk" song. And the man who would become known as The Godfather of Soul was on his way.
mkl62 7 months ago
Bootsy Collins (the bass player) changed the level of The Hardest Working Man in Show Business's thang. Later he was pivotal in the creation(s) of Parliament/Funkadelic, which in turn laid down the basic beat of rap/hiphop. You can look it up. (Or google it.) UH! GOOD GOD!
zipster53 7 months ago
First True Fink song...AMAZING
KB24isClutcherThanMJ 7 months ago
maceo its on fireeeeee
TheSatanas666 7 months ago
dat shite is tighter than a Gnats ASS and finer than frogs hair!!
lwwatterson 7 months ago
Maceo's hair is the sh_t lol
bassstar56 7 months ago
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gabrielwareing 7 months ago
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★★★★★
4Tamashah 8 months ago
Shit is too funky.
radiosurgery 8 months ago
lets see pat boone try to cover this song lmao
brianb9532 8 months ago
MACEO PARKER
Judas130 9 months ago
the drummer looks unhappy :( go to 3:23
Ciaran55 9 months ago in playlist James Brown 4
We can still hear you here on earth James, Oh Good God!
shy331 9 months ago
there was a time that band player could not be changed by computa......
kenaisi 9 months ago
@kenaisi And when the singer had to be in tune on his / her own.
ilovekelly75 9 months ago
This shit is bomb.
Bodie007 9 months ago
WHERE IS THE DRUM BREAK?!?!
cky12qxz 10 months ago
i fucking love Maceo. shit's invredible
riotofdablood 10 months ago
2:57 BLACK VAN HALEN WTF
superlou1s 10 months ago 2
Do you have the original 1969 Cold Sweat?
artistsixteen 10 months ago
Old Sweat. Love this song!
brontebrente 10 months ago
Some one say which is the live concert ? is it possible to have the DVD ?
xfauthoux 10 months ago
April 4, 1968: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is shot and killed on the balcony of a Memphis hotel. Riots break out in 30 American cities, leaving 39 dead. James Brown goes on national television and urges restraint and constructive channeling of anger by American black youth.☺
StLouisEarl 10 months ago
SO FUN!!! WOOO! LOL :)
stacymovie 11 months ago
who is the gaylord disliking this video >:( ?
trapfman 11 months ago 3
OOOOOH YEAH!!!
funkafizeme 1 year ago
WHAT's THE BASS PLAYERS NAME ANYONE?
JohnFHebert 1 year ago
@JohnFHebert Oh yeah, that's the great Bootsy Collins!
alexgreenberg 10 months ago
@alexgreenberg what? really?....sweet thanks
JohnFHebert 10 months ago
Some of us got to catch him in his hey day...
blockstart 1 year ago
Maceo parker second funkiest man alive. Simply best sax player in my standards at least when it comes to Funk
maxblood 1 year ago
Maceo PArker (saxman) Kingston N.C. My man
coporal4 1 year ago
@1:09 that's soooo Cleveland playing the tambourine.
dogatemymathhomework 1 year ago
i had that album and COLD SWEAT IS MY FAVORITE.... even over i feel good, papa's and funky thing... what do you James authorities think?
starrrkrazeee 1 year ago
The bass line's speed is fucking BEAST
Playing along here and my arm started to cramp up!
Edelibo 1 year ago
Does anyone know which concert this is...and what is the bass players name?
maddtappin 1 year ago
DANG, tHIS IS MUSIC RIGHT HEREEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
libmystr 1 year ago
This is what the word funk actually means....accept no substitute.
sherriffofhongkong 1 year ago
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The Black Eyed Peas would do an awesome remake of this song!
fatkidsgettinghurt 1 year ago
@fatkidsgettinghurt
Wouldn't be a great song as it's today. Do not get me wrong, Black Eyed Peas is a good group, but they can never jam like James Brown did.
(Aside from that, they have no wind instruments; and without these instruments the song would lose its "soul ")
xeroscrono 1 year ago
@xeroscrono Yeh, I was just joking. The only song I want to hear the Black Eyed Peas making is one where a inescapable building fire breaks out in the studio that they're making it in.
fatkidsgettinghurt 1 year ago 2
I felt the cold sweat while i was dancing to this :)
323096685 1 year ago
James Brown was a fucking musical revolutionary. We may never see the likes of him and other great showmen of his era ever again. Welcome to the Age of Indifference.
LambCouplet 1 year ago 17
@LambCouplet gay
lump0lard 1 week ago
@lump0lard sorry what was that moron?
LambCouplet 1 week ago
Damn!!! vut out right in the bass part!! Cmon! Give the bass players some!!
maddtappin 1 year ago
The first record I ever bought was a 45 rpm record. "Cold Sweat" ! Fuckin' James Brown! THE Godfather of Funk! American Icon. Thank you James...You and the Beatles were my first musical influences. Bless You.
LoverOfYeshua 1 year ago
Love it
my2nutz 1 year ago
the guy at 1:10 - so concentrated on the tambourine xD
Johnno3D 1 year ago 6
hes all sweaty!
e6t47 1 year ago
Maceo, play that horn!!!
iviarko 1 year ago
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THIS is fucking music.
Bulldog22031 1 year ago
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hitomusic 1 year ago
give the drummer someeee
kfdisawesome 1 year ago
the best drum beat ever!!!
ShoCkSIF 1 year ago
The one and original funk master !!!!! Thanks for the post.
hapzap13 1 year ago
Good God !!!!! Hit me band.
hapzap13 1 year ago
Best music ever!
rabbit1pl 1 year ago 3
Funky shit! ♥
Keijz74 2 years ago 2
Maceo Parker
Great Saxophon Player!
mobasiberklan099034 2 years ago 4
Cold Sweat parts ! & 2 was always my favorite fast song by JB. Couldn't help but jump up and dance. The original on the 45 is the best., the beat sounds better. Where's Bootsy in this one?
kariebeez 2 years ago
The funk is tremendous! "I'm gonna tell my momma!"
jazz1bro 2 years ago
a direct line to the heart of groove
shinybald36 2 years ago
You all know you dancing in your seat.
HE IS THE MAN!
EtwilightJ 2 years ago 15
@EtwilightJ
panchotrucupei 1 year ago
love the proof of the band watching him dance for the beat at 1:06
chorbach 2 years ago
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chorbach 2 years ago
It's totally impossible to make music better than this...hotter than hot...
reyvolcan 2 years ago 4
To 'TheDisplayTeam'. He was 52 at the time. This was 1985.
PaulDA2000 2 years ago
the greatests
compactcasette 2 years ago 2
he's the motherfukin one !!!!!!
enkioule 2 years ago 48
HUH!
Cold SWEAT!
epohnadia 2 years ago 3
maceo is da best....
blow maceo blow....
poplife123 2 years ago 7
i love himm .. brilliantt
hettyhettyhetty 2 years ago
superb groove.
escapeisminfunk 2 years ago
How the HELL did he hit that note at 0:35? Amazing. He was about 100 at the time as well.
TheDisplayTeam 2 years ago 7
He's James Brown.
epohnadia 2 years ago 34
HEAT!
jamey0098 3 years ago
super! my love.
jb rest in peace.
kheire007 3 years ago
Appears to culled from a good Video comp. I believe on VHS only. A better choice for this landmark song would be from *any* late '60s TV show or concert. Maceo is his sizzlin' self but the arrangement is too busy.
ensconse 3 years ago