James Brown’s catalog of songs is one of the most diverse in all of recorded music. He was able to rework the classic Chuck Berry hit, “In The Wee Wee Hours (Of The Night),” by drawing on his various inspirations and styles! | James Brown

James Brown would often use his previous compositions as inspiration for new songs! His 1968 hit titled “There Was A Time” was based on the chord progression and rhythm arrangements of his 1967 hit, “Let Yourself Go.” | James Brown

James Brown’s signature cape routine. His famous stint originated when he was only five years old and went to church regularly with his family. The bishop, Charles Manuel “Sweet Daddy” Grace, often wore a cape that James Brown was drawn to. The cape stuck with him and became a staple of his performances. #LivePerformance | James Brown

Let’s continue celebrating #BlackMusicMonth with James Brown’s legendary performance of “It’s A Man’s World” on The Ed Sullivan Show! The classic song reached no.1 on the Billboard R&B chart and continues to resonate with audiences today! | James Brown

Try Me (Live at the Boston Garden, 1968) Watch the full performance on our Youtube channel, out now! 📺 | James Brown

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