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James
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December 25, 2006), Dies 73. Insert
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least one generation idolized him, and
sometimes openly copied him. His
rapid-footed dancing inspired Mick Jagger
and Michael Jackson among others. Songs
such as David Bowie's "Fame," Prince's
"Kiss," George Clinton's "Atomic Dog" and
Sly and the Family Stone's "Sing a Simple
Song" were clearly based on Brown's
rhythms and vocal style. Part
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James Brown, who was most offten referred to as
"The Godfather of Soul", "was an American
entertainer recognized as one of the most
influential figures in 20th-century popular music,"
says Troy Cory, of VRA TelePlay, and
producer/director of the legendary Hollywood
interview between Mr. Brown, and Pete Allman in
2004 at the House of Blues. CLICK
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"Not only was he a prolific singer, songwriter,
bandleader, and record producer, Brown was a
seminal force in the evolution of gospel and rhythm
and blues into soul and funk," said Troy, "he left
his mark on numerous other musical genres,
including rock, jazz, reggae, disco, dance and
electronic music, afrobeat, and hip hop music."
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The dynamic, "Godfather of Soul," whose rasping
vocals and revolutionary rhythms made him a founder
of rap, funk and disco as well, died early Monday,
his agent said. He was 73
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Brown was hospitalized with pneumonia at Emory
Crawford Long Hospital on Sunday and died around
1:45 a.m. Monday, said Pete Allman.
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Along with Elvis Presley, Bob Dylan and Little
Richard, Brown was one of the major musical
influences of the past 50 years.
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Brown
began his professional music career in
1953 and skyrocketed to fame in the late
1950s and early 1960s on the strength of
his thrilling live performances and a
string of smash hits. In spite of various
personal problems and setbacks, he
continued to score hits in every decade
through the 1980s. In the 1960s and 1970s
Brown was a presence in American political
affairs, noted especially for his activism
on behalf of African Americans and the
poor.
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Brown was recognized by a plethora of
(mostly self-bestowed) titles, including
Soul Brother Number One, Mr. Dynamite, the
Hardest-Working Man in Show Business,
Minister of The New New Super Heavy Funk,
Mr. Please Please Please, The Boss, and
the best-known, the Godfather of Soul. He
was renowned for his shouting vocals,
feverish dancing and unique rhythmic
style.
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1937
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1937 Abandoned by mother .
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1952
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Jun 14 Paroled, after sentence for
larceny.
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1953
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1953 - James Brown joins the Gospel
Starlighters, a vocal quartet led by Bobby
Byrd, after completing a four-year stint
in prison for robbery. The group will
change its focus from gospel to R&B
and its name to the Famous Flames, as
Brown becomes the focal point of the
act.
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1954
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Marries Velma Warren.
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1955
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November 1, the Famous Flames record
"Please Please Please" at the studio of
WIBB in Macon, Georgia.
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1956
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January 23, producer and talent scout
Ralph Bass travels to Macon to sign James
Brown to the King/Federal label, beating
Leonard Chess (of Chess Records) to the
punch.
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1956
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February 4, James Brown and the Famous
Flames cut "Please Please Please" at
King/Federal studios in Cincinnati, backed
by the label's crack house band. James
Brown's recording debut rises to #5 on the
R&B chart.
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1956
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March 3, "Please, Please, Please," James
Brown's first single for Syd Nathan's
Federal label (a King subsidiary), is
released, thereby launching the career of
this legendary soul singer and reaches #6
on the R&B charts.
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1957
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October 1, after Little Richard abruptly
quits rock and roll for religion, James
Brown honors pending tour dates in the
South in his place. Several members of
Little Richard's backup band, the
Upsetters, become Famous Flames.
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1958
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October 1, James Brown's first #1 hit,
"Try Me," is released. It is the
best-selling R&B single of
1958&emdash;and the first of 17
chart-topping R&B singles by Brown
over the next two decades.
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1962
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May 26, James Brown hits #35 with "Night
Train".
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1962
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October 24, against the objections of Syd
Nathan, who felt that no one would be
interested in a live album of previously
released material, James Brown records his
performance at New York's Apollo
Theater.
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1963
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June 15, James Brown hits #18 with
"Prisoner of Love".
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1963
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June 30, James Brown's 'Live at the
Apollo, Vol. 1,' is released. Reaching #2
on the album charts, it the most
successful album issued by Syd Nathan's
King Records. This same year, King/Federal
releases albums by Hank Ballard and the
Midnighters, Freddy King, Earl Bostic and
the Stanley Brothers.
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1964
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October 28-29, the concert film 'The TAMI
Show' is recorded in Santa Monica, CA,
featuring James Brown, the Beach Boys,
Chuck Berry, the Rolling Stones and the
Supremes.
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1965
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February 1, James Brown records "Papa's
Got a Brand New Bag," a revolutionary
single that ushers in a whole new era of
soul music. Released that summer, it tops
the R&B chart for eight weeks and even
cracks the pop Top Ten.
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1965
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James Brown reaches #3 with "I Got You (I
Feel Good)".
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1966
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June 4, James Brown hits #8 with "It's A
Man's Man's Man's World".
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1967
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James Brown hit #7 with "Cold Sweat".
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1968
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Archie Bell & the Drells hit #1 with
"Tighten Up"; Johnnie Taylor hits # 5 with
"Who's Makin Love"; James Brown hits # 6
with "I Got The Feelin'" and #10 with "Say
It Loud - I'm Black and I'm Proud"; Sly
& the Family Stone hit #8 with "Dance
to the Music"
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1968
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December 19, James Brown releases an album
entitle 'Thinking About Little Willie John
and a Few Nice Things,' a tribute to his
recently deceased friend and King Records
labelmate.
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1969
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Jan 1969 plays at Richard M. Nixon's
inauguration celebration.
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1969
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March 8, James Brown hits #15 with "Give
It Up or Turn it Loose".
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1969
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July 19, James Brown hits #30 with "The
Popcorn".
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1969
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James Brown hit #11 with "Mother
Popcorn".
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