Joe Tex Show Part 2

Here follows the next two songs from his fantastic show recorded live Stockholm, Sweden 1969.
That's your baby and I'll never do you wrong.

[@deloresbyron02]

My beloved Uncle the late Norman P. Rich is in this band directing and playing the saxophone. We miss you Uncle Norman. R.I.P. also Joe Tex.

[@TennesseeOwnsMyBones]

The King of Happy Soul... RIP Joe Tex, a master of the game...

[@ingmarvanderhoek6314]

Joe kills it but the band is TIGHT as well, incredible!

[@maroonlectroid]

beautiful music, beautiful people beautiful sound and picture ! thanks very much

[@yachtclub1017]

What kind of monster would give this a thumbs down?! Monster!

[@lazyrrr2411]

Didja' ever wonder how you could've so Totally Missed something when it was out there, right under your nose !? Thank God for the magic of old video from the vaults 🙏

[@INJURYCOMP]

Thank you for these Joe Tex videos !!

[@deloresbyron02]

Thank you once again. I see my Uncle Norman playing the sax and conducting the band.

[@ottowes]

Thanks for this great, great show from Joe!

[@5blindboys]

Hi, glad you liked it. Check out Part 1 and 3 from the same show if you haven't yet ! It's from a VHS-recording I made of the show when swedish TV broadcasted it after they've discovered it in their vaults some years ago.

[@tacogillespie4561]

Hey Edmund James and Joe had a running battle during their careers. James stole Joe's dance moves and Microphone tricks. Saw em both and for my money Joe was the best.

[@noffmemphisslim1377]

Taco Gillespie I AGREE.....

[@tracydavis5253]

if james did steal joes moves james in my opinion took it to the next level because james would dance longer than joe did joe would do some nice moves but for the most part he wouldn't

[@carroncaldwell8496]

Joe is in his own world. Go head.

[@DeeNice681]

Michael got his growl and a lot of his moves from Joe Tex!

[@brodocbetty4856]

Yes he did Joe Tex was one of his idols.

[@pearsnockie]

who said he was a bigger star than james brown? all i've said is that he was much more famous back then than later on when people mostly forgot about him. but back in the day he actually gave brown a competition.

[@latteliz1944]

My mom said the same thing he and James had major competition

[@DJWOLFLIVE]

Facts all day

[@brodocbetty4856]

Joe was big in his day a bit more polished than James Brown But Brown worked much harder at it.

[@sergiobustos2022]

What a joke this guy is a cheap imitation of the real Godfather of Soul originator of Funk the number one James Brown

[@mickeyglover9960]

Joe Tex was the real deal

[@ttenkrut]

Beautiful

[@HopeIanHope]

Was lucky to catch Joe Tex and Band at the Shaftesbury Threatre in London.

[@jeanyvesscola3506]

dance super demonstrative !!!!

[@5blindboys]

@goldcoastmm Hi, glad you liked it, but sorry I don't have info on band members. Others ask about them too, I googled on it but can't find info. Have you checked out Parts 1 & 3 from this show? I have also posted some of my favorite Joe Tex audio tracks here.

[@larrybuxton4614]

I know there was some feud between James Brown and Joe Tex, and perhaps it was about dance moves. While I’ve watched a lot of James Brown live, I see moves by Joe Tex that are the same that Chadwick Boseman shows JB working out early in his career. Who copied whom?

[@harvprichard9240]

The man move smooth!

[@buckeyefan05]

ODB sampled "I'll Never Do You Wrong" for "Snakes"

[@larrybuxton4614]

A little “Freddie and the Dreamers” moment at about the 4:55 moment. I’m telling you now!

[@goldcoastmm]

@5blindboys ...Love the Video...the sound quality is GREAT...do you have the listing of the Band members?

[@toicannon]

LOL1!!! Joe Tex is buck wild!!!! LOL!!

[@brunobartolucci1834]

❤️ ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Dimigrey]

joe tex is Fantastic! i am not sure if he came first or james brown did

[@muzikluver2525]

Dimitri Deharak , Joe Tex originated the microphone acrobatics and James Brown took it for his own. Joe Tex was bitter at James Brown for years. Accordingly to singer Marva Witney's book, they had a very competitive and volitile professional relationship. Marva Witney was one of James Brown's featured singers and love interest.

[@TheMagicDesign]

Questlove sent me here!!!

[@pearsnockie]

@Dimigrey maybe james brown came a lil earlier.. but back then brown was still developing... anyway joe tex had a much bigger name back then. he gave brown a real competition..

[@ladydx4164]

Wow, I was about to say, he's doing like James Brown but he did those moves 1st. Well okay now Tex😁

[@edmundcoyle8856]

joe tex and james brown where good friends they both learn how to perform under little richard, joe tex had the better voice, james brown was the better band leader and biz man they both could perform really well, james brown had the better songs for the time, james brown, joe tex and jimi hendrix where all in the band with little richard,

[@Clyde177]

Some say James couldn't sing but check out some of his early recordings he could really sing.

[@PaulDA2000]

Oh ok, now I understand what you were saying.

[@kioskobikale]

en algunos momentos me recuerda a James Brown

[@sheldonfranklin4485]

James who?

[@FoxJo]

Johnny Whitrack!

[@PaulDA2000]

Joe Tex was NOT a bigger name in 1969 than James Brown! That's even ridiculous to even say. James Brown was the biggest black artist in the world at that time. As a matter of fact, Joe Tex, who was a great performer in his own right, was never a bigger star than James Brown.

[@Popu_GTB]

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[@pearsnockie]

but i admit my sentence is easy to misread, now that i look at it again