James Brown concert is not cancelled (1968)

April 5, 1968 – , twenty four hours after Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination, the mayor of Boston has decided not to cancel James Brown‘s concert at Boston Garden

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We remember James Brown. ‘Mr. Feelgood’

King publish James Brown’s album : ‘I Got You (I Feel Good)’ (1966)

James Brown records ‘Soul on Top’ with conductor Oliver Nelson and Louie Bellson & his orchestra (1969)

Polydor publish James Brown’s ‘Revolution of the Mind : Recorded Live at the Apollo, Vol. III’ (1971)

Polydor release James Brown’s album : ‘Get On the Good Foot’ featuring ‘Cold Sweat’ and ‘Please, Please, Please’ (1972)

James Brown records ‘Sex Machine,’ a double live album with the original J.B.’s (1969)

James Brown starts the recording of ‘Live At The Apollo, Volume II’ (1967)

James Brown records ‘Live at the Apollo’ with the Famous Flames (1962)

James Brown records ‘Love Power Peace,’ live at the Olympia in Paris (1971)

James Brown & The Famous Flames work on his first album ‘Please Please Please’ (1956)

Polydor publish James Brown’s fortieth album : ‘The Payback’ (1973)

James Brown sings and dances at North Sea Jazz (1981)

James Brown on Italian TV (1971)

James Brown is at Woodstock ’99 day 2 (1999)

James Brown concert is not cancelled (1968)

James Brown dances at the Ritz (1986)

James Brown ‘funkifies’ Atlanta (1985)

On TV today, James Brown is on Letterman (1982)

On TV today, James Brown at ‘Music Scene’ (1969)

James Brown sings and dances at North Sea Jazz (1988)

(*) According to our own statistics, upadted on January 29, 2022