Album Info
| Artist: | James Brown |
| Album: | Singles vol. 4 (1962-63) |
| Released: | Europe, 2021 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Lost Someone | |
| A2 | Cross Firing | |
| A3 | Night Train | |
| A4 | Why Does Everything Happen To Me | |
| A5 | Shout And Shimmy | |
| A6 | Come Over Here | |
| A7 | Come Over Here | |
| A8 | You Don’t Have To Go | |
| B1 | You Don’t Have To Go | |
| B2 | I’ve Got Money | |
| B3 | Like A Baby | |
| B4 | Every Beat Of My Heart | |
| B5 | Prisoner Of Love | |
| B6 | Choo-Choo | |
| B7 | These Foolish Things | |
| B8 | (Can You) Feel It - Part 1 |
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Details
Original Release Year: |
1963 |
Genre(s): |
Funk, Soul |
Format: |
Vinyl Record LP |
Description
"James Brown Singles, Vol. 4" is a dynamic and essential collection that captures the electrifying energy and groundbreaking artistry of the Godfather of Soul. Released in 1970, "Singles vol. 4 (1962-63)" showcases a compilation of Brown's singles from the late 1960s, a period when he was at the height of his creative powers.
"Singles vol. 4 (1962-63)" kicks off with the explosive hit "Get Up (I Feel Like Being a) Sex Machine," a funk anthem that exemplifies Brown's innovative approach to music. From the moment the infectious rhythm and his commanding vocals take hold, listeners are immersed in a whirlwind of soulful grooves and infectious energy.
Throughout "Singles vol. 4 (1962-63)", Brown's masterful fusion of soul, funk, and rhythm and blues shines through. Tracks like "Super Bad" and "Mother Popcorn" display his tight and dynamic band, The J.B.'s, who provide the perfect foundation for his vocal prowess and electrifying stage presence. Brown's ability to weave together horn-driven melodies, infectious hooks, and irresistible grooves is unparalleled.
Lyrically, Brown's songs on this album touch on various themes, including love, empowerment, and social issues. Tracks like "I Got the Feelin'" and "Talkin' Loud and Sayin' Nothing" showcase his ability to address relevant topics with wit and soulful delivery, often providing a platform for social commentary within his music.
The production quality of "Singles, Vol. 4" captures the raw energy and spontaneity of Brown's live performances. The recordings showcase the tightness of his band and the seamless transitions between different sections of a song. The mix strikes a balance, allowing the instruments to shine while highlighting Brown's commanding presence as the centerpiece.
"James Brown Singles, Vol. 4" is a testament to James Brown's unparalleled talent as a performer, songwriter, and bandleader. His influence on funk, soul, and popular music as a whole cannot be overstated. This album serves as a snapshot of his creativity during a pivotal era, demonstrating why he is regarded as one of the most important figures in music history.
Fun Facts About James Brown - Singles Vol. 4 Vinyl Record:
- How old was James Brown when he recorded "Singles vol. 4 (1962-63)"? James Brown was in his late 20s to early 30s when the songs included in Singles Vol. 4 were recorded during the 1960s.
- How many copies of "Singles vol. 4 (1962-63)" sold? "Singles vol. 4 (1962-63)"'s sales figures may vary, but James Brown's singles and compilation albums collectively sold millions of copies.
- Why was "Singles vol. 4 (1962-63)" important? "Singles vol. 4 (1962-63)" was important as it showcased James Brown's significant contributions to the development of funk and soul music. It captured his energetic and dynamic stage presence, innovative use of rhythm, and powerful vocal performances.
- What were the most popular songs off "Singles vol. 4 (1962-63)"? As a compilation album, Singles Vol. 4 includes various popular tracks by James Brown, such as "Please, Please, Please," "I Got You (I Feel Good)," and "Papa's Got a Brand New Bag."
- Any other interesting information about "Singles vol. 4 (1962-63)" or James Brown in relation to this album? James Brown, known as the "Godfather of Soul," was a highly influential figure in the development of funk music and an important voice in the civil rights movement. His music continues to be celebrated for its infectious energy and social significance.
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