I got the feelin' James Brown in the '60s.

I got the feelin' James Brown in the '60s.

From his early start singing in a prison gospel group to his transformation into The Godfather of Soul, James had the feeling. It was real and powerful and managed to jump the color barrier and grabbed a hold of black and white audiences alike. Pays tribute not only to James Brown's enormous co...

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Corporate Authors: VH1 (Firm), FremantleMedia, Shout! Factory (Firm)
Other Authors: Brown, James, 1933-2006, Leaf, David (Director, Producer), Wszalek, Arlene (Producer), Kulberg, Eric (Producer), Neville, Morgan (Producer, Screenwriter), Haysbert, Dennis (Narrator)
Format: Video DVD
Language:English
Published: Los Angeles, CA : Shout! Factory, [2008]
Subjects:
Soul music.
Music > Performance.
Soul musicians.
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Item Description:
  • Shout! Factory: 826663-10879 (DVD 10880--DVD 10882).
  • Title from container.
  • Special features: Disc 1: Additional interview footage with Charles Bobbit, Dr. Robert Hall, James Brown's band, Revised Al Sharpton, Rickey Vincent, Dr. Cornel West; panel at the Boston premiere. Disc 2: Additional audio from radio simulcast. Disc 3: The T.A.M.I. show: from the acclaimed 1964 concert film "Out of sight;" bonus performances: I got you (I feel good), July 14, 1968 at L'Olympia, Paris, It's a man's man's man's world, November 25, 1967 at L'Olympia, Paris.

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Call Number: DVD 3478-3480
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