JAMES BROWN Can't Stand It & Give It Up 1969

JAMES BROWN Can't Stand It & Give It Up 1969.

[@paulhendersun6525]

Alfred "PeeWee"Ellis- in the Red cape behind JB- on tenor is the genius behind the writing and arrangements of James Brown. This is the dream band of the best period of JB- kick it!

[@marvinmiller9675]

Pee-Wee is on ALTO sax!

[@BibleTumper]

James Brown is like Bruce Lee in the music world, his style was unorthodox, a genius.

[@michaelparsons1532]

💯 👌🏿

[@marvinmiller9675]

Actually, The James Brown influence is far stronger.

[@spiralplex8813]

@@marvinmiller9675 I disagree they both were equally influential

[@DINOLOVER6717]

James Brown is the only person I know that can accurately verbalize the feeling you get when the funk hits, when the soul takes over, when you can’t help but move and ya gotta shout it’s so good 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 and always on key when you want to shout out too like “dang that beat is funky (GOOD GOD) yeeesss James!”

[@FreeAgent797]

My favorite musician of all time. Soul brother #1.

[@BibleTumper]

The man was remarkable!!! His voice and rhythm was an expression of his genius. An unheard of expression of sound, voice, dynamic, and stories told.

[@wildstuffpc]

I agree

[@Kassiusday]

TOO GOOD “” TURN IT OR LOOSE “” LISTEN TO THE GIMMICK OF THAT GUITARE AND THE BASS IS INSANE !!!!! That s why is called nasty funky funk !!!! Even a Iion wd move his head and enjoy it ...rather to attack you !!!!

[@richardhooper2946]

No drummer?..no groove...

[@pixxz1]

I saw him August 2 1969 in Montreal. Nothing about that concert except in french.

[@davidduru-js6dk]

Unforgettable funk by the master himself

[@raywilliams7266]

He is without a doubt the architecture of his band, with his moves & body language! The true king of rhythm & soul!

[@tommyjohnson3294]

Badass to the bone!

[@smoothlockbruh3410]

That 60s Dab at the end is so cool.

[@barbaraglover4451]

R I P GOD father of Soul James Brown

[@antoniowyckoff2]

SO much soul, so much passion!

[@GerardtHoofd]

Soul brother number one!

[@davidadaway6836]

His vocals are super distinct, one on one signature and unmatched. There is no one before, during and after him that’s like him🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@topsypart2880]

excuse me while I POPCORN. good God ....turned me loose

[@topsypart2880]

genius! I'm surprised the band dident go up in flames with all that syncopated tention.

[@elquebi]

04:24 The sax section intensely watching James for cues. Otherwise, you know what coming after the show lol

[@BertrandLaurenceMusic]

Just Amazing. the drummer alone...

[@nivaldosilvaleite8003]

Mr. Brown , era fantástico ; pois mesmo de costa para o grupo , que lhe acompanhava ; sabia rege - los ; com um simples gesto de mão ; o grupo mudava o tom . Entrando este ou aquele instrumento !

[@danielpires3448]

He for sure, was the mothership of soul music, i really love this´´clip´´ live with all the jingles, and james with his rusty voice, prove one more time, that his live performace, was second to none´´

[@charleswilliams8248]

This is true funk fo real! No doubt 🔥🔥🔥😊

[@LimKaamen]

My teen years in Cameroon, Central-West Africa (Gulf of Guinea), forever!!!

[@laketahoe96]

Just that CRASH cymbal alone does it for me!

[@charleswinokoor6023]

By this point the formula was becoming stale. No semblance of melody. Just vamp and chant. Miles Davis exploited it to the max a few years later. The last two great songs that JB recorded (1971) were “Talking Loud and Saying Nothing” and “There It Is.” That’s not to say he wasn’t a great performer as he got into middle age and beyond. But by then it had become more of a nostalgia trip for us old folks.

[@franz909]

DAmn , if anybody deserved a snow bunny it was James Brown

[@GILMARSOUL1]

Desculpa a expressão, do caralho!!! imagina esse show com a tecnologia de hoje, som, e audio HD alta definição. James Brown é fenomenal. quem teve oportunidade de ver, presenciou o melhor show do mundo! energia Soul & funk o tempo todo.

[@pinkalgebra]

Holy hell! They don't make 'em like this any more.

[@guitarporn104]

pinkalgebra im telling ya, music really went down the tubes, doesn't stand a chance to this music.

[@kurtadams3021]

Super Bad Brother

[@nivaldosilvaleite8003]

Era o único maestro , que regia sua orquestra de costas . Esse era foda !!!

[@guitarporn104]

Those drums on give it up or turn it lose,are pounding,way ahead of its time. I would love to see better quality, this performance deserves it.

[@sbretstacey]

Sean Mccord. Clyde Stubbefield is the drummer!

[@guitarporn104]

Bret Stubblefield yes, I researched Him.He Is Legend, his drum beats were used for all kinds of different rap samples.His performance here is incredible.

[@BigSp3nda]

Word

[@PaulDA2000]

As big of a fan as I am of James Brown, I think he's the greatest entertainer of all time, but I never understood when he appeared on the Mike Douglas show as the cohost for the entire week or on other shows in 1969 and 70, he didn't dance much at all. None of his signature sliding or mashed potatoes. I wonder what his rationale was for that?

[@PaulDA2000]

@Ike Dyson Yeah but that would’ve given him free advertising to millions and millions of people and he put a probably gotten a lot of them to come to his shows.

[@jameslemmons9737]

FUNKY SOUL BROTHER #1 🎼👊🏿🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶❤️

[@Furlan81]

Inigualável, insubstituível e inesquecível!!!! Que Deus o tenha!!!!

[@sheevamatimbas4300]

Now I know Blackbyrds ' Rock Creek Park ' rift came from.

[@deacontheseer4804]

Sheeva Matimbas I was thinking that same thing

[@972frantz]

...I'd definitely would like to hear the full cut of "I can't stand it", with its bad big band horn riffs, and James apparently just ready to tear the song apart... Look up a young Maceo in the background, learning the ropes with the Master....

[@alancard67]

No,this is Bootsy and his brother Catfish. JB had fired Maceo and other band members over 💰

[@gamersideal6315]

Bootsy and his brother didn’t join until 1970. This is 1969.

[@williamparker6817]

@@alancard67 Sorry you're wrong. This was 1969 BOOTSY 1970

[@Pannemat]

"HHUH!" He meant that shit.

[@danielpires3448]

Big james with that husky rusted voice, was all ´´i can stand, when it all touch me, i really would love to see the all cut ´´i can´t stand it,, i think it´s one of the best version so far i´ve ever seen, good god, can´t stant it when you touch me

[@PaulDA2000]

There was no 'all cut', he just sang it for a minute then went into "Give It Up".

[@charleswilliams8248]

Possibly the baddest band ever! Fo real!

[@benjaminthomas8092]

I love this video I never seen this on TV in 1969 fabulous

[@3kingkool]

King James in his prime!!

[@GStrongRAW]

@sherriffofhongkong They actually joined in 70,

[@tc93]

damn-less treble!

[@sylvaingilles4828]

thank you sir dyson ! there s nothing more better

[@danielpires3448]

Good GOD, please turn me loose, ´´cause i feel like being like a sex machine´´´lord has mercy.... all right ain´t no use.....baby´´ give it up´´hey hey hey... ain´t no use... Good God´´

[@acidthunder1]

thanks Ike for upload, great live of give it up turn it loose!

[@themudman5654]

Powerful music

[@walterbrown5147]

The Mudman I

[@hanabibear2423]

The quality of this video makes it sound like his backing band is Throbbing Gristle.

[@shusei1000]

Hanabi Bear hahaha yeah

[@jailsonreis9168]

O nosso deus black, o pai da matéria groove uhhhauuuuuu

[@MrBod69]

What a big difference Bootsy and Catfish made to that sound!

[@kentcarmona7922]

yes and no all of his player were bad bernard odum fred thomas jimmy nolan bootsy and catfish are not even on the stage

[@RJNumber45]

bootsy and catfish aint even in this joint

[@rwyatt26]

@@kentcarmona7922his guitar players on stage in this performance were Jimmy Nolan & Alfonso Kellum. Sweet Charles Sherrell was on bass!!!

[@michaelparsons1532]

2.27 James brown is modelling 🤣👌🏿💯🎤

[@hawdodowaffa2478]

Good brown

[@Trevorbisharat]

god damn turn it loose!

[@moraescartoes.4246]

Aqui esta o maior de todos os tempos, te amo seu porra.🇧🇷

[@marioagosto7898]

THE BEST

[@Kanpratic]

Ce qui fait l'incroyable d'un géant : son énergie et ses partenaires.

[@sueharmes9443]

wow great stuff Ike

[@restlessmind5770]

God

[@palms235]

Damn!!!

[@aelsonbraga9057]

Não

[@marvinmiller9675]

That is "Pee-Wee Ellis" on ALTO SAX!

[@marvinmiller9675]

Yes, Pee-Wee (R.I.P) did supply the JB Orch with it's arrangements.

[@marvinmiller9675]

Of course Maceo Parker on Tenor and St.Clair Pickney on Baritone Sax.

[@alaintopaz1698]

L invention du groove!

[@charleswinokoor6023]

By

[@tyroneprice6642]

Mr. Brown on the Mike Douglas show.

[@nicklegg7474]

To good to leave a comment.WELL.

[@elringo1288]

How to cook the best funk ever!!!

[@Neosoulgroovydude]

Ike I guess you heard Sharon Jones died.

[@pedroacosta3348]

Ese es el mejor sonl

[@holydance4330]

The Beatles who?

[@sherriffofhongkong]

That is neither Catfish or Bootsy.... they joined in 71.....

[@rashidnix4098]

Wrong! Bootsy LEFT in 1971...He didn't last too long...18 months, maybe.

[@frankfurfaro1885]

He needed a song writer

[@snarky.conservative9182]

Wow! Reminiscent of a Zulu ceremonial war chant. So in essence its plagiarism. He was not the original composer.

[@ilovetech]

Clarke Rainville exactly

[@snarky.conservative9182]

I cant stand it, I can't stand your love! Greatest entertainer of all time is a stretch of immense proportions.

[@ludojo662019]

I'm 1000% sure that our (Black People) Zulu, kith and kin ancestors, would have been very pleased if indeed this is/was reminiscent of a Zulu war chant. You can't plagiarize, something that you and your people came from. It's part of your nature. Jack Ass!!!.

[@snarky.conservative9182]

Yeah but in the end they always loose!

[@ludojo662019]

William Ramos What does that even mean.