James Brown James Brown/France 1967 S & V Long Version

James Brown’s Olympia Theater in 1967 has already been released, but this time, the CD has been made as close to the full-length version as possible by adding the previously unreleased That’s The Man’s World (ripped from the I Got The Feelin’ DVD), and the black and white video of the Olympia Theater live performance has been recorded on DVD at the longest existing length of 80 minutes (some parts without images have been edited out). The video of That’s The Man’s World has not been replaced from the I Got The Feelin’ DVD, but has been recorded from the original video. I wondered why JB’s voice became distant during James Brown’s drum solo and Prisoner Of Love, but in fact he was singing away from the microphone (the fact that his voice still carried through means that his voice was amazing), and there are many discoveries that can only be made from the video. The highlights of Cold Sweat are when Maceo and JB call out to play, and the mantle show in Please, Please, Please. In any case, please enjoy JB at his peak in the longest video. James Brown and the Famous Flames L’Olympia, Paris, France November 25, 1967 Alfred ‘Pee Wee’ Ellis, Raymond Reed, Maceo Parker, St. Clair Pinckney: Horns Jimmy Nolan, maybe Alphonso Kellum?: Guitars Bernard Odum: Funky, Funky Bass Clyde Stubblefield: Drums Bobby Bird, Bobby Bennett: Vocals String section MC’s: Danny Ray and that other guy 01.Instru mental 02.Intro 03.I Wanna Be Around 04.That’s Life 05.Kansas City 06.That’s The Man’s World 07.Instrumental Intro by Danny Ray 08.Out of Sight 09.Try Me 10.Papa’s Got a Brand New Bag/I Feel Alright 11.Prisoner of Love 12.Instrumental (My Girl) 13.Cold Sweat 14.Maybe The Last Time 15.I Feel Good/Please, Please, Please 16.Cold Sweat (Reprise)