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24 videosYouTube Mix for James Brown- 7:45
The Story of James Brown (pt3)by Sphinxpdq20,731 views
- 7:39
The Story of James Brown (pt2)by Sphinxpdq17,896 views
- 7:15
The Story of James Brown (pt1)by Sphinxpdq42,271 views
- 9:53
Macey Gray & James Brown,-Ghetto love-Man,s world 2 Versionsby dutchsoulman10,326 views
- 5:41
THE LEGEND JAMES BROWN LIVE - EYESIGHT 1978..♫♪♫♪♫ !!! PEACE.by serialfunk4,584 views
- 6:15
James Brown on Arsenio hall Show 11by jshakka81,056 views
- 59:55
James Brown - Monterey California 1979by Servant2All42,523 views
- 5:10
James Brown on Arsenio hall Show 1by jshakka37,872 views
- 6:05
A Tribute To James Brownby hanginwithstang12,713 views
- 0:29
James Brown "Future Shock" T-Shirt adby biffstudd14,390 views
- 6:55
Slapbak EPK 2011by traklight1,245 views
- 9:44
DJ AmPm Tribute 2 James Brownby chrisdevins4,158 views
- 0:58
Please Please Please / TRIBUTE TO James Brownby jakebox19656,318 views
- 3:35
Dance Style a la James Brown 1978by Gman4MF285,961 views
- 3:29
BB King & James Brown - Sweet Little Angelby ivarus7573,740 views
- 2:21
James Brown Jr at Cha Cha's Coney Islandby drystarr6,180 views
- 6:30
Ginuwine Tribute To James Brownby StJamesIII12,303 views
- 8:32
James Brown - There was a time (1968)by djiwa279,417 views
- 3:13
James Brown Live - Get up offa that thingby LANDSOFFREE696,636 views
- 7:31
James Brown - Refuse to Loseby ScooBoxProductions174,586 views
"Eyesight" is FUNKY AS FUNK !!!!
akjjb 2 years ago
Most old James Brown video was recorded on White 1960's TV shows, as America, was and remains a racist country. James Brown sold over a million Apollo Theatre, New York , tickets to mostly African Americans over the years. His "Fair Deal Productions" was started just to market himself to white audiances.
Buckeyecat2002 2 years ago
James Brown records would get rocked hard at house parties of that day as well. I can say with confidence that he was unargubly the most popular black performer in show business of that day. Before he was called the godfather of soul he was then known as Soul Brother Number One, and for good reason. If you are old enough to remember the popularity of M.C. Hammer of the late 80's you'd have to put an exponent of 20 to get a sense of just how exciting James Brown was in those days.
NkrumahTure 3 years ago
If you could go back in time (the 60's) and take a trip through the black neighborhoods of that day you would have heard James Brown vinyl records played daily. Blacks were and still are his core fan base. But in those days the networks were not putting many black teenagers on t.v. That era is known for its segregation, Subsequently besides radio stations that's how black artists promoted their records by appearing on the dance shows of the day. There were no black ones until 1970, soul train.
NkrumahTure 3 years ago
you know what? black people can´t afford the price of the fucking entry ticket
Zurda42 4 years ago
Blacks did not like his music in those days? I do not see(first scene)any in the crowds
humanforotherhumans 4 years ago
"Eyesight" is one of JB's best gems from the mid/late-'70s -- after a brief dry-spell. He does some amazing, awesome moves in this performance -- classic James Brown to Michael Jackson stuff.
maccadese 4 years ago
That's South Carolina talent for you, we've all witnessed pure talent.
travizmusic 5 years ago
Eyesight,a unbelievable live version from 1979, is yust:funky,funky,funky. thanks for posting
100jbfunk1 5 years ago
It's amazing how James could capture and keep your attention by just standing at the mike. What presence. Hard to believe someone with such energy would ever die.
pazu7 5 years ago