JAMES BROWN & THE J.B.'S - SUPERBAD.LIVE TV PERFORMANCE 1971

NOW! THIS IS MUSIC

[@RJ-md1in]

I listen to this song while delivering mail... you can't be in a bad mood listening to james brown

[@reggied5108]

That man was a beast.

[@tracyskins7854]

Agreed!!!!

[@nancyhoralia]

This is the reason he is called The Godfather Of Soul!

[@tracyskins7854]

True indeed

[@marlymarz]

No one could ever match this, his band were soooo hard👌🏾

[@rayburton4867]

JB was so freakin cool and soulful! Butane James was and will always be the KING!

[@pamelabraden5176]

Die-Hard FAN of the late, great JB. RIP The greatest ever to grace this planet.

[@deezmiddle1348]

100%🌞🆒🇺🇸😎💃💕🕺👏👏👏👏👏👣👁️👁️

[@charleswilliams8248]

Yeah yeah yep 👍🏾.

[@J50136]

That move at 1:01 though...

[@Fletchlie]

😂🤣

[@danielpires3448]

This badass loud rusty voice, umbilievable uncompare, with no one else, i love ´´to do my thing, and i don´t need no´one´´ else´´ this guy is he motherload of soul musive, today and forever´´

[@TheHadesAdorned]

U forget to mention that Ass kicking Bad ass Band : THE J.B.'S

[@tracyskins7854]

@@TheHadesAdorned yes they were.

[@smdgoogle1191]

st. clair pinckney going tf off on that horn

[@carlfharris21]

Now that is really great classic, it opens a floodgate of memories.

[@JustAThought155]

I like this Brother with a fro!!! Bring it Brother! The GRAND MASTER Godfather of SOUL!!!

[@tradest1]

Bring it on !

[@t1000eg]

Pure Soul Power...James Brown will always be the best....

[@tshepomasenya8225]

🔥🔥super bad

[@gustavogabrielseper8486]

THE BEST!!!!!!!! EL MEJOR!!!!!!!

[@Samsonmanase]

LEGEND

[@ajgolden50]

so classic.....and this is my favorite...and Im lovein it

[@carlfharris21]

Wow! That is truly classic, brings back good memories.

[@ajgolden50]

Carl Harris Still a jam!

[@mariliadamasceno8680]

This live performace is really one of kind very funky fanny and brilliant, but very short unfortunatlly´´

[@demetriosthompson4200]

He carried y'all, on this song!!...Not me, but y'all! I was already hip, baby!!😎

[@tracyskins7854]

This man right here!!!!👋👋👋

[@hirokomlm131]

That band wasn't musicians, they were a military unit.

[@stephenhess9680]

Bootsie Collins on Bass. ❤

[@kurtadams3021]

Super Bad Brother

[@SCMediaWorks]

Goddamn... John Starks on those drums...

[@TennyWhyte]

Super tight bruh

[@grabacactus1]

Those Congos!

[@bendelrey2188]

seen him play, plus just the band in barcelona while he was in Prison. in the mid late 70s and through di 80s ..Super handbag.

[@bobbylewis349]

Funky..and supper bad

[@jackjohnson7396]

Hot 🔥

[@electrojazz14]

super bad

[@LLOOYYYDD]

*WAIT A MINUTE!*

[@C-MuRDAH]

C'mon!!! I'm super bad! Ohh yaa! Huhhh! C'mon! Smack!

[@Me2times]

Them guitar players were stiff as boards, but they were keeping up

[@dapdaddy17]

James cleaner than a mf.

[@kennethbrown3893]

The underlying science of science is Physics. After the release of Cold Sweat in 1967, the underlying science of virtually all popular music was influenced by James Brown. It's a broad and unproven statement. But the reality is, there isn't a single musician (on record) that heard his music that ever denied being impacted by it. By the way, speaking of influence, James Brown was a big jazz fan and spoke of John Coltrane quite a bit. He and Robert McCollough started experimenting with this "screaming sax" sound that Coltrane mastered quite successfully in Super Bad and other music they did.

[@sabe8092]

They were getting it in there. Lol

[@BarbieChaite]

Wait a minute

[@batmanreza9352]

sachez les pieces raporté je suis pas seul les bleus

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

makes me want to kiss myself !! (*_~)

[@shaheedroberts296]

Did anyone see james hand gesture around the 1:30 mark??? ........I happened to noticed that

[@nobodyhere100]

Yeah, that's a symbol for 666. He's required to make a number of that and other symbols, because he sold his soul to the devil for fame. Making those hand symbols shows his allegiance(or rather loyalty) to what most people call "the illuminati". You'll see that sign, the devil horns(rampant at Rock and roll concerts), and of course the infamous hand pyramid(Jay Z throws that up a lot). Selling his soul didn't make James any less talented or entertaining(obviously), but it did boost his popularity and cashflow. Crazy stuff.

[@JodiGilar]

+Christopher Morano but how could he becomes the godfather of soul if he'd already sold his soul to the devil..?

[@PaulDA2000]

humblehornnut you are a pure unadulterated IDIOT.

[@nobodyhere100]

Jodi Gilar He still made amazing soulful music even though he had sold out.

[@nobodyhere100]

PaulDA2000 That’s quite the creative insult, I must say.

[@bluesborn]

tell me how "great" rap music again?

[@standaman1963]

Exactly!

[@hannibalbrown]

I like it a lot but I gotta say, James Brown sounds better with Motorhead

[@rickshuster5362]

hey mofunk, way to fuck up this tube!

[@StopAskingMyName1]

great jam..not a fan of that sax solo though

[@atombomb31458]

brown peaked in the 60s and 70s---after that didnt care for his shows much--he was getting slow and it was too g;litzy

[@PaulDA2000]

That’s your opinion. I saw him live over 100 times since 1971 when a was 15, and many of his best live shows for me were in the early 1980s.

[@thesailamemoirs]

his popularity may have peaked during the 60s and 70s but his quality of performances remained the same. Don’t lie

[@lordburlap4514]

Entertainment suicide…trying to follow Mr. Brown.

[@TruthSurge]

sax player was out of tune half the time.

[@PaulDA2000]

No he wasn’t out of tune. That was the style of playing, that’s the same way St Claire Pickney played it in concert.

[@darickgarrison2298]

No sir, he was not

[@thesailamemoirs]

James Brown was a perfectionist when it came to his performances so however you hear it, that's how James wanted it.

[@Kris.G]

It's like that on the album version. It's intended.

[@tracyskins7854]

@@thesailamemoirs yup yup

[@BKCook-ye2np]

Your crap band cant play this! Dopenessssssssssss