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Item Details
| Genre : | Dance & Soul | Catalogue Number : | B001334902 |
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| Format : | CD | Label : | Hip-o Select |
| Issued : | 22 Dec 2009 | Item sourced from : | USA |
| Number of Discs : | 2 | ||
| Other : | Limited, Collection, Remaster | ||
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HMV Review
James Brown moved shop from Cincinnati to New York in 1971, switching from King Records to Polydor, trading the appellation Soul Brother Number One for the Godfather of Soul and shifting his music in the process. Vol. 8 of Hip-O Select痴 ongoing chronicle of JB痴 complete singles documents those first two years of his Polydor stint, the time when Polydor pushed for the crossover hit Brown craved while James leaned on arranger David Matthews, who steered JB toward an urban music that was swinging, sophisticated, occasionally melodramatic, and always accommodating toward Fred Wesley痴 increasing jazz bent. In other words, James Brown ceded gritty funk to young upstarts like Funkadelic, following the path of ・0s peers like Curtis Mayfield and Isaac Hayes into blaxploitation, staking ground on Black Caesar and even then leaving most of the work to Wesley, a pretty good indication of Brown痴 level of concentration in 1972 and 1973. Despite this fresh start, JB痴 attention wandered and many of the sessions in these years came out under the Fred Wesley & the JB痴 billing -- and several sides that did show up under Brown痴 name were instrumentals, or were revived older tracks, as in the case of 的 Got Ants in My Pants and Want to Dance.� Given the caliber of musicians in the JB痴, much of this is enjoyable, but there is a notable dip in quality and consistency, especially when compared to the hotbed of creativity of 1970-1972, when Brown was pushed by Bootsy and Catfish Collins, creating some of his hottest music ever. The JB痴 of 1972-1973 did cut a few seminal singles -- Wesley rightly calls 敵et on the Good Foot� 登ne of the more perfect recordings we ever did・and there痴 a cinematic appeal to 適ing Heroin� -- but it痴 telling that the real blockbuster of this time is 泥oing It to Death,� credited to Fred Wesley & the JB痴, something that says quite a bit about James・work in this era. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi
Credits
Alfred "Pee Wee" Ellis(Sax (Alto)), Alfred "Pee Wee" Ellis(Sax (Tenor)), Benny Powell(Trombone), Bernard Purdie(Drums), Billy Cobham(Drums), Bobby Roach(Guitar), Buster Williams(Bass), Cat Anderson(Trumpet), Charlie Brown(Guitar), Chuck Rainey(Bass), Danny Stiles(Trumpet), Darryl "Hasaan" Jamison(Trumpet), Dave Matthews(Organ), David Spinozza(Guitar), David Spinozza(Guitar (Acoustic)), David T Walker(Guitar), Eldee Williams(Sax (Tenor)), Ernie Watts(Sax (Tenor)), Fred Thomas(Bass), Fred Wesley(Trombone), Fred Wesley(Vocals), Gordon Edwards(Bass), Harvey Mason, Sr.(Drums), Hearlon "Cheese" Martin(Guitar), Hearlon "Cheese" Martin(Trombone), Hugh McCracken(Guitar), Isiah "Ike" Oakley(Trumpet), James Brown(Drums), James Brown(Organ), James Brown(Piano), James Brown(Piano (Electric)), James Brown(Trumpet), James Brown(Vocals), Jeanette Washington(Vocals), Jerone "Jasaan Sanford" Melson(Trumpet), Jerry Dodgion(Sax (Alto)), Jimmy Madison(Drums), Jimmy Nolen(Guitar), Jimmy Parker(Sax (Alto)), Joe Beck(Guitar), Joe Farrell(Flute), Joe Farrell(Sax (Tenor)), Joe Temperley(Sax (Baritone)), John Starks(Drums), Jon Faddis(Trumpet), Kenny Poole(Guitar), Leon "Ndugu" Chancler(Drums), Lou Soloff(Trumpet), Lyn Collins(Vocals), Maceo Parker(Flute), Maceo Parker(Sax (Alto)), Marvin Stamm(Trumpet), Michael Brecker(Sax (Tenor)), Michael Moore(Bass), Pat Rebillot(Keyboards), Pat Rebillot(Piano (Electric)), Ralph Macdonald(Percussion), Randy Brecker(Trumpet), Richard Tee(Organ), Richard Tee(Piano), Robert Coleman(Guitar), Russell Crimes(Trumpet), Russell George(Bass), Sam Brown(Guitar), Sam Brown(Guitar (Acoustic)), Seldon Powell(Flute), Seldon Powell(Sax (Tenor)), Snooky Young(Trumpet), St. Clair Pinckney(Sax (Alto)), St. Clair Pinckney(Sax (Soprano)), St. Clair Pinckney(Sax (Tenor)), Steve Gadd(Drums), Bobby Byrd(Tambourine), John Morgan(Tambourine), Johnny Griggs(Conga), Joe Farrell(Horn (English)), Dave Matthews(Arranger), Fred Wesley(Arranger), James Brown(Arranger), Sammy Lowe(Arranger), Alan Leeds(Compilation Producer), Alan Leeds(Liner Notes), Alan Leeds(Photography), Barry De Vorzon(Composer), Bill Doggett(Composer), Billy Butler (Dance)(Composer), Bodie Chandler(Composer), Burt Bacharach(Composer), Charles Bobbit(Composer), Charles Fred A. Bobbit(Composer), Clifford Scott(Composer), Dave Matthews(Composer), Dave Matthews(Conductor), Fred Wesley(Composer), George Harrison(Composer), Hal David(Composer), Harry Weinger(Compilation Producer), Henry Glover(Composer), Henry Stallings(Composer), Herbie Hancock(Composer), James Brown(Composer), Joe Mims(Composer), John Starks(Composer), Lowman Pauling(Composer), Lyn Collins(Composer), Manny Rosen(Composer), Mathieu Bitton(Design), Michele Horie(Art Direction), Seth Poster(Mastering), Shep Shepherd(Composer), St. Clair Pinckney(Composer), Alan Leeds(Discography), Michele Horie(Production Manager), Jeanette Washington(Introduction), Mathieu Bitton(Memorabilia), Ryan Null(Photo Coordination)
Songs
Disc 1
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1Nothing Beats A Try But A Fail
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2Hot Pants Road (Vocal)
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3King Heroin
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4Theme From King Heroin
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5Pass The Peas
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6Hot Pants Road (Instrumental)
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7There It Is Part 1
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8There It Is Part 2
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9Honky Tonk – Part 1
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10Honky Tonk – Part 2
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11Giving Up Food For Funk Pt.1
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12Giving Up Food For Funk Pt.2
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13Get On The Good Foot Pt.1
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14Get On The Good Foot Pt.2
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15I Got A Bag Of My Own
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16Public Enemy #1
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17I Got Ants In My Pants – Pt. 1
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18I Got Ants In My Pants – Pts 15 & 16
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19Got Ants In My Pants - Pt. 1 single remix
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20I Got Ants In My Pants - Pt. 2 single remix
Disc 2
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1What My Baby Needs Now Is A Little More Lovin’
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2This Guy – This Girl’s In Love With You
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3Watermelon Man
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4Down And Out In New York City
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5Mama’s Dead
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6Sportin’ Life
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7Dirty Harri
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8The Boss
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9Like It Is, Like It Was
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10Doing It To Death
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11Everybody Got Soul
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12Think (Version 1)
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13Something
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14Think (Version 2)
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15Woman Pt. 1
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16Woman Pt. 2
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17If You Don’t Get It The First Time (Back Up And Try It Again)
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18You Can Have Watergate, Just Gimme Some Bucks And I’ll Be Straight
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19Sexy Sexy Sexy
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20Slaughter Theme
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