State Something OBVIOUS about james for youngins and ignant mofos who just think JB was a dude Eddie mimics on SNL:

"Funky Drummer" and "Give It Up Turn It A Loose" was the sound of classic 80's hip hop (Clyde)
"Think" and "Hot Pants (I'm Coming) was the sound of New Jack Swing (Jabo)
and Soul Pride was the sound of Drum and Bass (clyde)


now its your turn class.

Copy And Paste. PLease Stick To The Subject. I dont wanna have to 15 yall on Jamesday.


1. Best Use Of "Funky Drummer"
2. Best NON "IT TAKES TWO" use of "Think"
3. Best Use Of "Funky President (People Its Bad)
4. Best James Offspring Production Use In Hip Hop
5. Best St Clair Squeal PE
6. Best Non PE St. Clair Squeal-
7. Best James in RnB
8. Best James in Pop
9. Best Use of his Vocals
10.Best "holy shit THAT was JAMES BROWN?"
11. Best JB Album Cover
12. Best Haterade James
13. No JAMES NOOOOOOO!!!!!:
14. Best JB just hanging with the boy's banter on wax:
15. Best JB Drummer
16. Best JB Label
17. Irony In The Fire
18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB: Yes or No
19. The Best James On TV to school a youngin
20. The Funkiest Moment captured on wax:






1. Best Use Of "Funky Drummer"-"Rebel Without A Pause" Public Enemy
2. Best NON "IT TAKES TWO" use of "Think"- "My Part Of Town" Tuff Crew
3. Best Use Of "Funky President (People Its Bad)"- "Fresh Prince Of Bel Air Theme" the "DAH!!!!" at the tag was a great ad lib inclusion.
4. Best James Offspring Production Use In Hip Hop- Bobby Bryd's "Hot Pant's I'm Coming" for Big Daddy Kane's Raw.
5. Best St Clair Squeal PE-"Rebel Without A Pause"
6. Best Non PE St. Clair Squeal- Marva Collins "Mama Feelgood" for Big Daddy Kane's Raw
7. Best James in RnB- "The Payback" En Vogue's "Hold On"
8. Best James in Pop- "Funky Drummer" in George Michael's "Freedom"
9. Best Use of his Vocals-"I Don't Know" by Slum Village
10.Best "holy shit THAT was JAMES BROWN?"-Marva Whitney's "Unwind Yourself" for
"The 900 Number"/Let Me Clear My Throat
11. Best JB Album Cover-For Goodness Sakes Take A Look At Those Cakes
12. Best Haterade James- Him calling out the already peeked Ohio Players on "Get Up Off Of That Thang"
13. No JAMES NOOOOOOO!!!!!: endorsing Nixon in 74
14. Best JB just hanging with the boy's banter on wax: James and Jabo going dish for dish in "Make It Funky"
15. Best JB Drummer: Clyde Stubblefield
16. Best JB Label: Orange King Record logo
17. Irony In The Fire : James samples himself in last visit to the top 10 in 1988 with "Static"
18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB: No (and i will ask the same if stevie goes before me)
19. The Best James On TV to school a youngin: The TAMI show. the fastest he EVER danced.
20. The Funkiest Moment on Wax-"It's A New Day So Let A Man Come In And Do The Popcorn"

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South Park TV Songs
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"Twilight Zone" theme
"A Boy Named Sue"
"Night Moves"
"The Situation"
"Superbowl Shuffle"

the kind of shit that the ORIGINAL Lesson was about, back when i was still lurking!

i have to think a little bit about my answers to some of these questions, though.... i'll be back later!

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this is about James Brown
no one gives a fuck about you or what the orginal Lesson was
so STFU

>the kind of shit that the ORIGINAL Lesson was about, back
>when i was still lurking!
>
>i have to think a little bit about my answers to some of these
>questions, though.... i'll be back later!

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considering the fact that you managed not to post a single thing about James Brown since you were SO worried about posting how YOU felt about *me*

fucking cum bag

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Thanks for this post, for the education on James Brown I'll have to go and research now that you made me recognize a few things I was unaware of:

2. Best NON "IT TAKES TWO" use of "Think"- "My Part Of Town" Tuff Crew
11. Best JB Album Cover-For Goodness Sakes Take A Look At Those Cakes
16. Best JB Label: Orange King Record logo
17. Irony In The Fire : James samples himself in last visit to the top 10 in 1988 with "Static"


Here's some of my additional favorites to go along with my agreement in your answers given:

>1. Best Use Of "Funky Drummer"-"Rebel Without A Pause" Public
>Enemy

Yeah, I defintely think that's the best. Next in line for me is Marley's layering of it with Sly Stone's "Simple Song" drums on "Mama Said Knock You Out".

>3. Best Use Of "Funky President (People Its Bad)"- "Fresh
>Prince Of Bel Air Theme" the "DAH!!!!" at the tag was a great
>ad lib inclusion.

Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth's "Anger In The Nation" is another good one for Funky President creative usage, I can't think of many other that come above it.

>9. Best Use of his Vocals-"I Don't Know" by Slum Village

Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth's "Anger In The Nation" is another I thought of. I thought that was a pretty creative one with how Pete used the vocals & horns in the chorus scratches.

>18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB:
>No (and i will ask the same if stevie goes before me)

No. I didn't hear the "Eddie Murphy: Comedian" album 'til later. My interest came with hearing "It Takes Two" in the streets of NY as a 6 or 7 year old, then listening to Kane's 1st album. Maybe if I were older I'd have listened to Eddie first and discovered from him.

i never made it clear at the top of this post

this post is a questionare. not just a random jb discussion post.

you dont have to answer em all....if you don't know leave it blank.

i just wanna have an organized defined post about his influence on hip culture--being as though the other james and hip hop died this year too....

so again....please dont be offended.

i just want a clear post and a clear subject.


all side comments and discussions can go to the other 100 jb posts im sure that will materialize in minutes.

thanks!

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M J
Zeppelin
Springsteen
Neil Young
Eagles
Ray Charles
Madonna
Chuck Berry
South Park TV Songs
Justin Timberlake
"Food Glorious Food"
"Twilight Zone" theme
"A Boy Named Sue"
"Night Moves"
"The Situation"
"Superbowl Shuffle"

That dude that replied under you is the one that got 15'd, for trying to be a jackass.

>1. Best Use Of "Funky Drummer"<
First two lines in the second verse of Public Enemy's "Bring The Noise"
Eric B. & Rakim-Lyrics Of Fury

>2. Best NON "IT TAKES TWO" use of "Think"<
7A3-Goes Like Dis
Janet Jackson-Alright

>3. Best Use Of "Funky President (People Its Bad)<
Guy-Groove Me
Salt-N-Pepa-Shake Your Thing

>4. Best James Offspring Production Use In Hip Hop<
Bobby Byrd-I Know You Got Soul

>5. Best St Clair Squeal PE
"Rebel Without A Pause"

>6. Best Non PE St. Clair Squeal-
"Raw"

>7. Best James in RnB<
Guy's "Groove Me"

>8. Best James in Pop
Beck's "The New Pollution"

>9. Best Use of his Vocals
Ice Cube's "It's A Man's World"

>10.Best "holy shit THAT was JAMES BROWN?"
Bobby Bennett & The Dynamics' "Soul Jerk (Parts 1 & 2)"

>11. Best JB Album Cover<
Revolution Of The Mind

>12. Best Haterade James
"I'm Real"

>13. No JAMES NOOOOOOO!!!!!:
"Gravity"

>14. Best JB just hanging with the boy's banter on wax:
"Make It Funky" off of REVOLUTION OF THE MIND

>15. Best JB Drummer<
Clyde Stubblefield

>16. Best JB Label
The Orange King is nice, the white label promos for those are nice too, but I like the white label Polydor's from 1971-1973. Purple People was always cool too

>17. Irony In The Fire<

>18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB:
>Yes or No
EDIT: After replying elsewhere in this thread, I realized that perhaps it was Eddie Murphy who sparked my interest. When I read this poll, I was thinking more about the Hot tub skit on SNL, but it was definitely the "Delirious" special from HBO. I knew of only a few songs by him, but knew who he was. It was funny, but the way he expressed his respect for JB made me wonder: there's got to be more to this guy than the hair and the screams. As rap music began to sample him, it became a chore to find his music, but the exploration for it was part of the appeal. It was more than just finding the samples, it was possible to get into his music first hand, or at least in its true state without digital manipulation.



>19. The Best James On TV to school a youngin
Soul Train performances are nice, because he not only performed live, he played three to four songs in four minutes. It was a live party, no need to be exactly like the record. The dancers, while startled, always went back on track.

The famous performance of him doing "Night Train". This TAMI Show footage was used for a film, and when shown on the big screens in London, fans went nuts.

I hope that with his passing, there will be some nice DVD releases of his many television appearances, and film footage that has never been properly released, especially the period between 1967-1973. While not his *prime* stuff, there's some footage of him from 1979-1981 that is fairly good. Those are easy to get. If you must, find the bootleg DVD's that are out there.


>20. The Funkiest Moment captured on wax<
I always liked "I Can't Stand It (When You Touch Me)" because of the fact that the band he was playing it, The Dapps, was not his regulars. It was a bunch of white guys who were fortunate enough to hook up with him for a session. That's not to say that white guys couldn't play or get funky, because loads of bar bands had respect for the band, and in terms of doing covers, that was one way to prove themselves, whether you were The Fabulous Echoes, Garry Mac & The Mac Truque, The Association, or The Magnificent Men. In a very quiet way they were the rebels, because if you were white, you played Elvis, Gene Vincent, Duane Eddy. Some of the same guys who could play some pretty mean country could walk across town and play some respectable soul. It's not unlike being 16 or 17 and discovering hip-hop, these were young white kids who could care less about the racial barriers their parents believed in, they wanted soul and jazz, they looked for it. It wasn't just the British kids getting into it, but because of the times, a lot of those bands weren't massively played.

Therefore, I give respect to The Dapps because I wanted to single a moment that may have been considered "odd" considering how JB is known for his different bands, and how people will throw blows over who were the better set of musicians. When I hear "I Can't Stand It" I anticipate that moment when James Brown tells the band to "lay out for the drummer". Then Tim Drummond just goes in deep and you're like "holy shit!". Nothing against Clyde or Jabo at all, you can't deny what they did, but that moment when Tim gets his shine always amazes me, not because of what he is, but because of how great and funky it sounds. Perhaps he and the rest of The Dapps played it as if they would never have a chance to play with the man again.

They did, however, get a contract with King Records.






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1. Best Use Of "Funky Drummer" - PE. bring that beat back
2. Best NON "IT TAKES TWO" use of "Think"- can't think of the name. females rappers. and even tho i hated it, the glamorous life by cool c

3. Best Use Of "Funky President (People Its Bad)
4. Best James Offspring Production Use In Hip Hop
5. Best St Clair Squeal PE
6. Best Non PE St. Clair Squeal-

7. Best James in RnB - janet alright with me

8. Best James in Pop

9. Best Use of his Vocals - dj jazzy jeff and the fresh prince. jazzy's groove. jeff's math lesson scratch

10.Best "holy shit THAT was JAMES BROWN?"
11. Best JB Album Cover
12. Best Haterade James

13. No JAMES NOOOOOOO!!!!!: that interview -catamoochie. it beat the thundercat mug shot (c) mike epps

14. Best JB just hanging with the boy's banter on wax:
15. Best JB Drummer
16. Best JB Label
17. Irony In The Fire

18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB: Yes or No. my older brother said this whenver he heard the line in "talkin all that jazz" yes

19. The Best James On TV to school a youngin

20. The Funkiest Moment captured on wax: jungle when he says..."clyde" and the beat kicks in




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1. Best Use Of "Funky Drummer"
Eric B. and Rakim - "Lyrics of Fury"

2. Best NON "IT TAKES TWO" use of "Think"
Chubb Rock's "Ya Bad Chubbs"

3. Best Use Of "Funky President (People Its Bad)
KRS-One "Outta Here" (Primo chopped it lovely)

4. Best James Offspring Production Use In Hip Hop
JB's "Blind Man Can See It" in Lord Finnese's "Funky Technician"/Das EFX's "They Want EFX"

5. Best St Clair Squeal PE
"Rebel Without a Pause"

6. Best Non PE St. Clair Squeal-
Ultramagnetic MC's "Ease Back"

7. Best James in RnB
"Payback" in En Vogue's "Hold On"

8. Best James in Pop
"Think" in Janet Jackson's "All Right"

9. Best Use of his Vocals
"I Don't Know" by Slum Village

10.Best "holy shit THAT was JAMES BROWN?"
"Hang Out and Hustle" by Sweet Charles used by Main Source "Just Hangin' Out"

11. Best JB Album Cover
"Sex Machine"

13. No JAMES NOOOOOOO!!!!!:
Tie: PCP, a shotgun, and a police chase. -OR- That misbegotten mug shot of him a few years ago.

14. Best JB just hanging with the boy's banter on wax:
The 17-minute version of "Escapism"; it's almost ALL banter.

15. Best JB Drummer
Gotta be Clyde

16. Best JB Label
The purple king label

18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB: Yes or No
No. It was probably my love of hip-hop.

20. The Funkiest Moment captured on wax:
"Mind Power"

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I knew of James Brown through a few of his disco songs, but as a kid his records weren't on the radio. I did not have an opportunity to hear them first hand, much of my JB upbringing came through hip-hop.

It got to a point where almost everyone was sampling him, an as someone who was curious about those sounds being used, there had to be a way to find those songs. Right? Not really. Most of James Brown's records were out of print, and what was in print was a few greatest hits packages, some of which didn't look or sound good. When much of his big hits were out of print, Rhino Records went out of their way to license his music and release two greatest hits albums. This was when Rhino was still run by record collectors, and years away from when they would be bought by Warner Bros.

Years later, Polydor Records would release a double LP of hit hits, but the US would not have released it if it wasn't for the fact that the album was a UK-release, due to the reawakening of his music which happened to coincide with the growing use of JB samples.

In many ways, it felt like some secret club. How come everyone was sampling James Brown but you couldn't find any of his fricken records? That made his music (and the hunt) more appealing. The comps were first. Around that time, it was Stetsasonic who said "tell the truth, James Brown was old/Til Eric & Ra came out with I Got Soul/rap brings back old R&B, and if we would not, people could've forgot". When James Brown came out with "Living In America", there was an awareness (for me) of what he did before. "Living In America" sucked, and yeah he was the old man with the hair. Once the comps came out, it made exploring his music much easier. Finding the original albums and 45's were harder, but if it had to be done, you did the search.

Polydor Records released a CD comp called THE CD OF JB, and it was the first time his music was making it onto the digital format. When I heard those songs, it was what I wanted to hear, not "Living In America". THE CD OF JB II came out, and there had to be more. It would be years before anything else came out, but finally they did.

One day I went to my auntie's house and in a room was her boyfriends record collection. What I found was REVOLUTION OF THE MIND. I asked if I could borrow it, and I fell in love with that album. I remember playing it, finally flipping it to Side 4, hearing the music start again and thinking "OH SHIT, THAT'S PUBLIC ENEMY!!!"

It was a great time, because there were no resources like there are today to find these songs, 45's, and albums. You truly had to seek the music out. It began with all of the comps Polydor were doing in the late 80's, and again, that reissue program would not have existed if it wasn't for fans in the UK wanting the music out. The comps became a much easier way to find the records for samples, but a lot of times the quality of the mix on those reissues weren't always good. Thus, the hunt for the originals would begin.

Then again, maybe it was Eddie Murphy in "Delirious". That was definitely the centerpoint of that show. Even at that point, James Brown was not in his glory years yet Murphy showed respect by reflecting back to his childhood and being fascinated with his records, not knowing a damn thing he was saying, but knowing what the band might do when he said "HEEEEEEEEEEEYYYY!!!"






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on the home movies of my high school graduation party in 1994 you can hear the entire Star Time boxed set playing as the soundtrack. i played all 4 discs. LOL i was totally enamored w/James and that boxed set back then. it blew my whole head.
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ever hear James Brown covering "What The World Needs Now (Is Love)"?

Man, that is the best car crashes my ears have ever heard.

if you can name a WORSE cover by J.B.,I'll learn something this X-Mas

oh yeah, let's not focus on J.B.'s bad albums...that's in poor taste right now.

I'm just saying though.

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keep: looking,searching,seeking,finding

the most fun shit about james is his missteps...just wait a week until i start the fun shit like "worst organ solo"

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"A Boy Named Sue"
"Night Moves"
"The Situation"
"Superbowl Shuffle"

The thing that compelled James to cover "W.T.W.N.N." IS one of my favorite things about J.B.

BUT

I think his indulgence into just stupid sick grooves are my favorite thing about him (see the SEX MACHINE TODAY DISCO SOUL DANCE DANCE DANCE album, along with the raps/ad libs)

yeah...them one finger organ solos are ill/hilarious (illarious?).

but again, I think the genius of the philosophy of J.B. is the sheer LACK of fear to do or say anything.

did it propel him into insane situations?

Yes: co-signing Nixon, taking shots at Bowie/Lennon, Average White Band, Disco, Soul Train, being a "STAY IN SCHOOL" advocate the same time he was a raging PCP addict...

but at the same time dude made some of the most exciting music EVER up until like '76

James Brown was a very complex individual up until the end.

I LOVE THAT.

keep: looking,searching,seeking,finding

thats a *bad* JB cover

the latin version of please please please is pretty bad too (and thats his own song)

1. Best Use Of "Funky Drummer"
2. Best NON "IT TAKES TWO" use of "Think"
3. Best Use Of "Funky President (People Its Bad)
4. Best James Offspring Production Use In Hip Hop
5. Best St Clair Squeal PE
6. Best Non PE St. Clair Squeal-
7. Best James in RnB
8. Best James in Pop
9. Best Use of his Vocals -Slum Vill hands down. and i'm kinda biased to this song: http://www.yousendit.com/download/OTRIt9m84oB5TA%3D%3D (Preach-"War Paint")

10.Best "holy shit THAT was JAMES BROWN?"
11. Best JB Album Cover- i love Black Ceasar cuz that was the first James album i had when i was a youngin. and the cover just had me so interested in him. it was a bad ass cover.

12. Best Haterade James- didn't james get pissed @ everyone sampling him and then went back and sued everyone?
13. No JAMES NOOOOOOO!!!!!: "Nothing's wrong." *the interview*
14. Best JB just hanging with the boy's banter on wax:
15. Best JB Drummer Clyde
16. Best JB Label
17. Irony In The Fire
18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB: Yes or No- No. But he did increase it.
19. The Best James On TV to school a youngin
20. The Funkiest Moment captured on wax: i'm biased towards the 'b.c.' soundtrack. may not have been the best, but it was my first intro to james and it hold a near and dear spot in my heart.



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>12. Best Haterade James- didn't james get pissed @ everyone
>sampling him and then went back and sued everyone?

When he got out of prison, he said something to the effect of "now, I'm coming after all of you".



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18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB: No. I'm so young I got turned on by Power 99 morning caller check in back in the late 80s/early 90s where they used to people used to call-in and they asked 'can i get a witness?' and callers would do their best james scream. so i used to get my james brown on on the way to elementary school.

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carter and sanborn used to rock "its a new day so let a man come in and do the popcorn" everyday!!!!!

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>1. Best Use Of "Funky Drummer" - Public Enemy "Bring the Noise"
>2. Best NON "IT TAKES TWO" use of "Think" - Public Enemy "Anti-Nigger Machine"
>3. Best Use Of "Funky President (People Its Bad) - Beastie Boys "Hey Ladies"
>4. Best James Offspring Production Use In Hip Hop - Fred Wesley "You Can Have Watergate But Gimme Some Bucks and I'll Be Straight" in "Self Destruction"
>5. Best St Clair Squeal PE - obviously "Rebel Without a Pause"
>6. Best Non PE St. Clair Squeal- Big Daddy Kane "Raw"
>7. Best James in RnB - "The Big Payback" in En Vogue's "Never Gonna Get It"
>8. Best James in Pop - George Michael "Waiting for that Day"
>9. Best Use of his Vocals - hmmmm.... Poor Righteous Teachers "Rock Dis Funky Joint"
>10.Best "holy shit THAT was JAMES BROWN?" - L'il Kim's "No Time" from Vicki Anderson's "Message from the Soul Sisters" or "Blow Your Head" as featured in PE's "Public Enemy Number One"
>11. Best JB Album Cover - i was always fond of the back cover of "It's a Popcorn"
>12. Best Haterade James - a mid-1970s interview in which he hated on Brass Construction and other top bands of the day
>13. No JAMES NOOOOOOO!!!!!: - the white cheerleaders who danced on stage with him during the past decade
>14. Best JB just hanging with the boy's banter on wax: does "Introduction to the JB's/Doing It To Death" count? otherwise, i would say "Make It Funky"
>15. Best JB Drummer - Clyde Stubblefield
>16. Best JB Label - People
>17. Irony In The Fire
>18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB:
>Yes or No - yes (sorta)
>19. The Best James On TV to school a youngin - Boston 1968
>20. The Funkiest Moment captured on wax: "My Brother Pts. 1 & 2" or "Make It Good To Yourself"

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This the only one I'm going to answer...it was THIS DRUM BREAK which really hooked me to James Brown.
>1. Best Use Of "Funky Drummer"

Three Tracks, IMO of MANY (in no particular order)
"The Moment I Feared" - Slick Rick
"Lots of Lovin'" - Pete and CL (i'mma get questioned on this one, but fuck it *shrug*)
"Mamma Said Knock You Out" - LL

>18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB:
>Yes or No

see #1.

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>"Lots of Lovin'" - Pete and CL

thats no Funky Drummer

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*smh* on my part then.

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diamond from the ohio players was the only cat in the 70s who had a clyde like left hand. most other drummers followed the new jack swing sound of Jabo.

clyde was a phd drummer
jabo had 4 masters.

NO! LIST
Tom Petty
M J
Zeppelin
Springsteen
Neil Young
Eagles
Ray Charles
Madonna
Chuck Berry
South Park TV Songs
Justin Timberlake
"Food Glorious Food"
"Twilight Zone" theme
"A Boy Named Sue"
"Night Moves"
"The Situation"
"Superbowl Shuffle"

>1. Best Use Of "Funky Drummer": LL Cool J-Boomin System
>3. Best Use Of "Funky President (People Its Bad): Ghostface-Mighty Healthy
>9. Best Use of his Vocals: I agree, Slum's I Don't Know was masterful chopping of his voice
>15. Best JB Drummer:Clyde Stubblefield...the video of him still playin those breaks at like 60 years old is powerful.
>18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB:
>Yes or No-No...honestly i've never seen Eddie do that, I never fucked with SNL.
>20. The Funkiest Moment captured on wax: Super Bad

"You post like you look your barber in the eyes when he lines you up."

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>4. Best James Offspring Production Use In Hip Hop - I Know You Got Soul by Eric B and Rakim (Bobby Byrd)

>18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB:
>Yes or No

No way.

<--- Blame this lady for Nutty.

1. Best Use Of "Funky Drummer"
It's my beat-sweet tee

2. Best NON "IT TAKES TWO" use of "Think"
ya bad chubbs-chubb rock (drums & lyn's sooooooo-oooooooo)

3. Best Use Of "Funky President (People Its Bad)
project ho-mc shan (that guitar lick/stab kills me to this day)

4. Best James Offspring Production Use In Hip Hop
phuck 'em u-granddaddy iu (message from the soul sisters) biz markie production

7. Best James in RnB
groove me-guy (for the longest time I didnt know that YEAH was from 'poppa dont'

8. Best James in Pop
alright-janet jackson

9. Best Use of his Vocals
believe me das bad-steady b

10.Best "holy shit THAT was JAMES BROWN?"
same beat-the jb's (first heard it as a epmd sample)

11. Best JB Album Cover
slaughter's big ripoff:soundtrack

12. Best Haterade James
if this was george clinton i could think of a grip...cant think of one

13. No JAMES NOOOOOOO!!!!!
living in america or gravity (pick 'em)

14. Best JB just hanging with the boy's banter on wax:
doin it to death (short version) the song was ALL banter!

15. Best JB Drummer
stubblefield

16. Best JB Label
purple/red people (i remember as a kid EVERYTHING was funky on that)

17. Irony In The Fire
tell the truth james brown was old, till eric & ra came out with I got soul-Stet 1988

18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB: Yes or No
nah, but he did kinda bring him back in people's minds.


20. The Funkiest Moment captured on wax
funky drummer (the whole song)

<----- The reason your team's players jump into the stands after a TD

>3. Best Use Of "Funky President (People Its Bad)
>project ho-mc shan (that guitar lick/stab kills me to this
>day)

he actually used the stabs from impeach the president...

<----- The reason your team's players jump into the stands after a TD

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damn, man.

i'm finna go play 'I Wanna Be By Your Side' (his duet w/Syreeta Wright from her 2nd album, Stevie Wonder Presents Syreeta).
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1. Best Use Of "Funky Drummer"
-"runs house" run dmc

3. Best Use Of "Funky President (People Its Bad)
-"To the right" brand nubian

4. Best James Offspring Production Use In Hip Hop
-"900 number" for sure

7. Best James in RnB
-"Never gonna get it" en vogue (the payback)

9. Best Use of his Vocals
-no competition- "I don't know" sv

11. Best JB Album Cover
-hmm tie between payback, revolution of the mind, and black ceasar

13. No JAMES NOOOOOOO!!!!!:
-tie between the interview and the bathroom incident.... sooooo funny tho. and basically everything post 70's

14. Best JB just hanging with the boy's banter on wax:
hmmm, cant think right now... imma just say "doin it to death"

15. Best JB Drummer
-clyde

16. Best JB Label
-purple people eater

18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB: Yes or No
-nope, never even seen it *checks youtube*... seen the stevie, but not jb

19. The Best James On TV to school a youngin
-of course after hearing the news, i was on youtube for like 2 hours watching all of his 60s/70s, and eveyrthing is incredible... they all have their great moments. definitely something from the early 70's era. although, his "prisoner of love"/ "please please please" theatrics were sick... really, i cant choose

20. The Funkiest Moment captured on wax:
definitely "living in america"
lol... but seriously... this is tough...
imma just say super bad..
http://youtube.com/watch?v=4ZQzRdT7LLE
when it goes back into the main part of the song at :50???? OMYYYGOD... the definition of funk to me... shit is sooo raw.. gives me the wrinkled face everytime i see that shit

RIP JB!

the 1994 version, not the 2004 version.

You can preview the original here

http://www.vinylsearcher.com/details/DB856.aspx

the remix that LTJ Bukem cained was better.

PEace.

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1. Best Use Of "Funky Drummer"- kool g rap, it's a demo

2. Best NON "IT TAKES TWO" use of "Think"
kid n play, my way

3. Best Use Of "Funky President (People Its Bad)
brand nubian, to the right

4. Best James Offspring Production Use In Hip Hop
pass the peas by the jbs, rakim, i ain't no joke

5. Best St Clair Squeal PE
6. Best Non PE St. Clair Squeal-
7. Best James in RnB
the payback, for total can't you see

8. Best James in Pop

9. Best Use of his Vocals
kool g rap, it's a demo (tha andrees tu madre or whatever it is james was sayin')

10.Best "holy shit THAT was JAMES BROWN?"
brand nubian - one for all

11. Best JB Album Cover
HELL

12. Best Haterade James

13. No JAMES NOOOOOOO!!!!!:
runnin' from the police, that's right...

14. Best JB just hanging with the boy's banter on wax:
funky good time

15. Best JB Drummer
jabo

16. Best JB Label
king, polydor

17. Irony In The Fire

18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB: Yes or No
no

19. The Best James On TV to school a youngin
night train video they used to play on video soul on bet

20. The Funkiest Moment captured on wax:
the payback

>1. Best Use Of "Funky Drummer"- kool g rap, it's a demo
>
>2. Best NON "IT TAKES TWO" use of "Think"
>kid n play, my way
>
>3. Best Use Of "Funky President (People Its Bad)
>brand nubian, to the right
>
>4. Best James Offspring Production Use In Hip Hop
>pass the peas by the jbs, rakim, i ain't no joke
>
>5. Best St Clair Squeal PE
rebel without a pause
>6. Best Non PE St. Clair Squeal-

mama feel good off of black caesar soundtrack, and big daddy kane raw
>7. Best James in RnB
>the payback, for total can't you see
>
>8. Best James in Pop
prince, get off
>
>9. Best Use of his Vocals
>kool g rap, it's a demo (tha andrees tu madre or whatever it
>is james was sayin')
>
>10.Best "holy shit THAT was JAMES BROWN?"
>brand nubian - one for all
>
>11. Best JB Album Cover
>HELL
>
>12. Best Haterade James
>
>13. No JAMES NOOOOOOO!!!!!:
>runnin' from the police, that's right...
>
>14. Best JB just hanging with the boy's banter on wax:
>funky good time
>
>15. Best JB Drummer
>jabo
>
>16. Best JB Label
>king, polydor
>
>17. Irony In The Fire
>
>18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB:
>Yes or No
>no
>
>19. The Best James On TV to school a youngin
>night train video they used to play on video soul on bet
>
>20. The Funkiest Moment captured on wax:
>the payback


#1

4. Best James Offspring Production Use In Hip Hop: Bobby Byrd - I Know You Got Soul - Eric B & Rakim

7. Best James in RnB - The Big Payback - En Vogue "Hold On"

9. Best Use of his Vocals - Ed OG & The Bulldogs "I Got To Have It"

10.Best "holy shit THAT was JAMES BROWN?" - "Get Up, Get Into It and Get Involved" - Wu Tang "7th Chamber"

11. Best JB Album Cover - Revolution of the Mind

13. No JAMES NOOOOOOO!!!!!: JB's Living in America Outfit (from the perspective of a 5, 6 year old...)

14. Best JB just hanging with the boy's banter on wax: The Stuff on Damn Right I am Somebody

15. Best JB Drummer - Clyde Stubblefield

16. Best JB Label - Polydor

18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB: Yes or No - No. It got started a few years later with KK and Marcus Clemons on KPOO.

20. The Funkiest Moment captured on wax: Get On the Good Foot

>1. Best Use Of "Funky Drummer"

'Boomin System', LL Cool J

>2. Best NON "IT TAKES TWO" use of "Think"

'Love Will Never Do (Without You)' (CJ Mackintosh Remix), Janet Jackson (uses "She's a bad sista")

>3. Best Use Of "Funky President (People Its Bad)

'Fight The Power', Public Enemy

>4. Best James Offspring Production Use In Hip Hop

The JB's 'The Grunt' in Public Enemy's 'Rebel Without A Pause'

>5. Best St Clair Squeal PE

See: #4

>6. Best Non PE St. Clair Squeal-

not sure but i bet it's on Amerikkka's Most Wanted. LOL (shoulda been Non-Bomb Squad, not Non-PE)

>7. Best James in RnB

'The Payback' on En Vogue's 'Hold On.'

>8. Best James in Pop

'Funky Drummer' on Madonna's 'Justify My Love' (via PE/Bomb Squad, of course)

>9. Best Use of his Vocals

'Make It Funky' on De La Soul's 'Bitties In The BK Lounge'
(How come just b/c we speak peace ppl think we can't throw no joints?/I DON'T KNOW)

**there's some song i've heard that uses the 'I DON'T KNOW' repeatedly and i can't think of what it is but if i could i'd list that as my 1st choice.

>10.Best "holy shit THAT was JAMES BROWN?"

dunno.

>11. Best JB Album Cover

It's A Mother
tied w/:
Hot Pants (back cover)

>12. Best Haterade James

'Get Up Offa That Thang'
(Barry who?)

>13. No JAMES NOOOOOOO!!!!!:

oh lord. uhh...'Future Shock (Dance Your Pants Off)'. though it's sorta cool the way he changed "Dance your ass off" to "Dance your pants off" just by titling it such the repeated "DISCO!!" overdubs were a bit much. it didn't need all that.

i tried to stay away from thinking of 80s James (i admit i like 'Living In America') and i wanted to say "The use of the white girls in the stage act" but that just seemed too easy.

>14. Best JB just hanging with the boy's banter on wax:

- 'Mind Power'
- the intro to 'Damn Right I'm Somebody' (Well, salakum salaam)
- 'Make It Funky' (parts 3 & 4)

>15. Best JB Drummer

Clyde, man. Clyde all the way.

>16. Best JB Label

People can't be touched. the logo, i mean. he did his best work on Polydor (IMO) but i give it up for People.

>17. Irony In The Fire

i actually bought that JBs reunion album. i figured if Fred & whoever else James was working with are supposed to have been responsible for the magic that is James Brown's music i figured when the best of those folks got together the shit should be outta sight (pun), right? WRONG (� Charlie Murphy). the shit was painful. PAINFUL.

>18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB:
>Yes or No

Hip-Hop did it for me. that's THE best thing Hip-Hop has ever done for me. i didn't fall in love w/Hip-Hop b/c i was too busy falling in love w/the music being sampled. i got into James, Sly, and George primarily b/c of Hip-Hop (and b/c of books that told me those 3 had influenced Prince). i figured i'd just go to the source of what was making the records so hot to me...i wasn't about the MCs hardly ever and i wasn't about the drums either. i wanted the basslines, the guitar scratches and squeals, the horns, the vocal stabs...that was and is my shit. i'll always be grateful to (80s) Hip-Hop for that.

>19. The Best James On TV to school a youngin

James doing 'Nighttrain' on TAMI. i used to watch that clip in amazement on Video Soul.

>20. The Funkiest Moment captured on wax:

tie:
- all of 'Mother Popcorn'
- the live version of 'Sex Machine'
- the breakdown in 'Give It Up Or Turnit A Loose' (Remix) w/James talking/chanting/instructing over drums and congas (Clap ya hands! Yeah! Stomp ya feet! Yeah! Check out ya mind! Yeah! In the jungle, brother. Yeah! In the jungle, brother. Yeah!)
- the bridge on 'Make It Funky'

1. Best Use Of "Funky Drummer"
PE -- Rebel Without A Pause

2. Best NON "IT TAKES TWO" use of "Think"
The Durutti Column -- Let Me Tell You Somethin'

4. Best James Offspring Production Use In Hip Hop
Eric B & Rakim -- You Know I Got Soul

5. Best St Clair Squeal PE
Rebel Without A Pause

6. Best Non PE St. Clair Squeal-
Probably Big Daddy Kane... you already picked all the best ones, Quest!

9. Best Use of his Vocals
"Keep on sangin'.... keep on sangin'!"

10.Best "holy shit THAT was JAMES BROWN?"
The guitar on "Lyrics to Go"

11. Best JB Album Cover
It's a Mother!

12. Best Haterade James
"I invented disco!"

13. No JAMES NOOOOOOO!!!!!:
"Were you high?"
"High offa Gawd!"

14. Best JB just hanging with the boy's banter on wax:
"Where you from Fred?"
"L.A.!"
"Uh-oh..."
"Lower Alabama!"

15. Best JB Drummer
Clyde.

16. Best JB Label
Purple People label.

17. Irony In The Fire
People looping his already repeptitive-ass jams.

18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB: Yes or No
Nope.

19. The Best James On TV to school a youngin
Replay of the NYC concert the night after ML King was shot.

20. The Funkiest Moment captured on wax:
Cold Sweat.

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i almost crashed listening to that jont on Xmas morning

>20. The Funkiest Moment captured on wax:
>Cold Sweat.
>
>~Austin

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1. Best Use Of "Funky Drummer"-Run DMC "Run's House", K9 Posse "ain't nuthin to it", Pete Rock & CL Smooth "Go with the Flow", Ultramagnetic MC "Give the Drummer Some"

2. Best NON "IT TAKES TWO" use of "Think"- "My Part Of Town" Tuff Crew

3. Best Use Of "Funky President (People Its Bad)"- Brand Nubian "To rhe Right" for usage of the whole loop, Group Home "SupaStar" for the chopped up Drums, Big Daddy Kane "Word to the Mother" for the get it together vocals.

4. Best James Offspring Production Use In Hip Hop- Bobby Bryd's "Hot Pant's I'm Coming" for Big Daddy Kane's Raw.

5. Best St Clair Squeal PE-"Rebel Without A Pause" + "Terminator X"

6. Best Non PE St. Clair Squeal- Marva Collins "Mama Feelgood" for Big Daddy Kane's Raw

7. Best James in RnB- can't remember the title but its a Massive Attack song which uses the big payback, Allison Williams "Sleep Talk"

8. Best James in Pop- "Funky Drummer" in Fine young Cannibals "I'm not the man I used to be"

9. Best Use of his Vocals-"I Don't Know" by Slum Village + "Got to be Funky" Tuff Crew

10.Best "holy shit THAT was JAMES BROWN?"-Marva Whitney's "Unwind Yourself" for
"The 900 Number"/Let Me Clear My Throat

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-Best NON "IT TAKES TWO" use of "Think"

Squarepusher "Come On My Selector"

14. Best JB just hanging with the boy's banter on wax: jb's monorail tied with are you somebody calling that cat "salomilakum...uh brotha"

15. Best JB Drummer-mr stublefield

18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB: nope. my dad loved everything james brown. he had a white camero with an 8 track and he woudl play hgis james broan and jbs 9 tracks non stop. saturdays were our days. haircuts, church stuff, seeing my gran-gran and cracy ass uncle john. and we woudl be with dad all day listening to james, the jabs and the bama hour on wpfw 89.3 fm. i miss those days.

19. The Best James On TV to school a youngin: i can't remember a sinlge james television apperance as a id, but he was always a presence in the house. how about everytime rince or michael got on tv...

20. The Funkiest Moment captured on wax:the opening part of monorail, and do it to death parts 1 and 2 (this got me kicked out of chemistry class sophmore year for banging it out on my desk, while my boy kept "puttin it D!")

>1. Best Use Of "Funky Drummer"
kool g rap and dj polo - poison
>2. Best NON "IT TAKES TWO" use of "Think"
dozens of baltimore club track and dozens of jungle tracks
>3. Best Use Of "Funky President (People Its Bad)
brand nubian - all for one
>4. Best James Offspring Production Use In Hip Hop
bobby byrds i know you got soul as cut up on the new de la soul impossible mission album (i dont know the name of the actual song but the way the sample has been chopped up actually makes it funkier than just looping up the original)
>5. Best St Clair Squeal PE
>6. Best Non PE St. Clair Squeal-
>7. Best James in RnB
en vogue - hold on
>8. Best James in Pop
god knows... dont want to know
>9. Best Use of his Vocals
slum village - i dont know
>10.Best "holy shit THAT was JAMES BROWN?"
prob all the times i discovered such and such hip hop record sampled JB as a youngster
>11. Best JB Album Cover
hell/big payback
>12. Best Haterade James
his 70s interviews where he would diss EWF, ohio players and anyone he thought was copying and diluting his good work (which he would end up doing himself)
>13. No JAMES NOOOOOOO!!!!!:
most of the 90s-00s tours with the terribly cheesy vegas bands, corny stage banter and horrrrrendous dancing girls; duetting with people below his caliber like joss stone on british tv
>14. Best JB just hanging with the boy's banter on wax:
the stuff where he asks all the band where in the US theyre from on the hot pants album
>15. Best JB Drummer
john jabo starks
>16. Best JB Label
people
>17. Irony In The Fire
>18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB:
>Yes or No
no - a lenny henry south bank show funk special in the early 90s where they showed black and white footage of JB performing out of sight in the early 60s (i think), the dancing was awe inspiring
>19. The Best James On TV to school a youngin
the boston riots show
>20. The Funkiest Moment captured on wax:
virtually any song from the bootsy/catfish period like superbad, give it up or tun it loose, get up get into it, superbad

1. Best Use Of "Funky Drummer"
eric b. & rakim - lyrics of fury
2. Best NON "IT TAKES TWO" use of "Think"

3. Best Use Of "Funky President" (People Its Bad)
gangstarr - gotta get over(the loot)

4. Best James Offspring Production Use In Hip Hop
bizmarkie - the vapours (papa don't take no mess)

5. Best St Clair Squeal PE
brothers gonna work it out

6. Best Non PE St. Clair Squeal-
nas - get down

7. Best James in RnB
total - can't u see from (big payback)
horace brown - things we do for love from (blues & pants)
En vogue has already been said enough times!

8. Best James in Pop
alicia keys - fallin' from (this is a man's, man's, man's world)

9. Best Use of his Vocals
de la soul - stakes is high, the vibration sample from (mind power)

10.Best "holy shit THAT was JAMES BROWN?"
das efx - they wanna efx, from (blind man can see it) - never knew this was JB until recently. I was like damn they stole that sample!

11. Best JB Album Cover
Live at the apollo (1963)

12. Best Haterade James
13. No JAMES NOOOOOOO!!!!!:
That mugshot when he got arrested. DAMN!

14. Best JB just hanging with the boy's banter on wax:
Cold Sweat - 'excuse me while do the boogaloo','can we give the drummer some ?'

15. Best JB Drummer
Clyde Stubblefield

16. Best JB Label
Polydor

17. Irony In The Fire
18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB: Yes or No. No actually. My pops used to play JB in the house when I was growing up.

19. The Best James On TV to school a youngin
Can't remember right now, damn.

20. The Funkiest Moment captured on wax:
Funky drummer is that joint. The sequence in song where they scale it down and all you hear is the drums just nasty,'1,2,3,4 hit it'then they bring it back. This song is incredible.

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>>1. Best Use Of "Funky Drummer"
>kool g rap and dj polo - poison

sorry--that was "its a demo"

poison was all "get on up get into it get involved"

check the resume

organix-93
(from the ground up)-94
do you want more?!!???!-95
illadelph halflife-96
things fall apart-99
(the legendary)-99
the roots come alive-99
phrenology-2002
the tipping point-2004
(the roots present...) 2004
homegrown: the beginne

1. Best Use Of "Funky Drummer"
BDP - South Bronx

2. Best NON "IT TAKES TWO" use of "Think"
Roxanne Shante - Go on Girl

3. Best Use Of "Funky President (People Its Bad)
KRS-One "Outta Here"

4. Best James Offspring Production Use In Hip Hop
The JB's "I Wanna Get Down" for Ice Cube's Who's The Mack.


5. Best St Clair Squeal PE
Don't Believe The Hype

6. Best Non PE St. Clair Squeal-
Gang Starr's Whose Gonna Take The Weight

7. Best James in RnB
Use of "Think" for Guy - Teddy's Jam

8. Best James in Pop
Janet Jackson's "That's The Way Love Goes"

9. Best Use of his Vocals
BDP - Poetry

10.Best "holy shit THAT was JAMES BROWN?"
There Was A Time - De Felice Trio used for Chubb Rock's Treat Em Right

11. Best JB Album Cover
Reality

13. No JAMES NOOOOOOO!!!!!:
The Disco Era

14. Best JB just hanging with the boy's banter on wax:
Escapism

15. Best JB Drummer
Clyde Stubblefield (of course)

16. Best JB Label
People


18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB: Yes or No

Nope

20. The Funkiest Moment captured on wax: listening to Get Up, Get Into, Get Involved then hearing Nas freak it.

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James, I really wanna thank you, sir, for loving us. So much you loved us, the people of the world, that you mustered the courage to share with us the Great Old African Rhythms that are now wakin' up our minds and giving us happy feet for all eternity. Blessed be your journey, sir. The first great soldier of the funk, we love you.

whoooh...she lights a candle.

Bad witch

James, I really wanna thank you, sir, for loving us. So much you loved us, the people of the world, that you mustered up the courage to share with us Great Old African Rhythms that done woke up our minds and gave us happy feet for all eternity. Blessed be your journey, brother. First soldier of the funk, we love you.

pshhh!...she lights a candle.

Bad witch

"Funky Drummer"
2 Live Crew: Coolin'
808 State: Pacific 202
A Tribe Called Quest: Seperate / Together
Above the Law: Murder Rap, Untouchables, What Cha Can Prove
Allison Williams: Sleep Talk
Aphrodite: Velvet Seduction
Awesome Dre: Frankly Speaking
Beastie Boys: Shadrach
Big Daddy Kane: Mortal Combat
Biz Markie: Spring Again
Black Rock & Ron: Stop the World
Breeze: Great Big Freak
BWP: A Different Category
Cash Money & Marvelous: Drawers
Choice MC: Bad A-s B----h
Chubb Rock: Bump the Floor, Talkin' Loud, Ain't Sayin' Jack
Coldcut: Say Kids, What Time is It?
Compton's Most Wanted: The Final Chapter, Wanted
Conscious:Unconscious
Convicts: I Like Boning
CPO: Flow to the Rhythm
Criminal Nation: I'm Rollin', Insane, It's a Black Thing, The Right Crowd
De la Soul: Oodles of O's
Deep Forest: Deep Forest
Depeche Mode: My Joy
Derek B: Get Down, Human Time Bomb
Digable Planets: Where I'm From
DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince: 2 Damn Hype, Hip Hop Dancer's Theme, Jazzy's Groove, Magnificent Jazzy Jeff, Pump up the Bass
DJ Mark the 45 King ft Lakim Shabazz: When a Wise Man Speaks
DJ Master T: Wind Me Up
DOC: Let the Bass Go
Domination: Back at it Again
Dr. Dre: Let Me Ride
Eazy-E: We Want Eazy
Enigma: Carly's Song
Eric B & Rakim: Lyrics of Fury, Paid in Full, Relax with Pep
Father MC: Ain't it Funky
Fine Young Cannibals: I'm Not the Man I Used to Be
Freddie Foxx: F. F. is Here
Fresh 4: Wishing on a Star
GangStarr: 2 Deep
George Michael: Waiting for That Day/You Can't Always Get. . .
Geto Boys: Mind of a Lunatic, Read These Nikes
Goats: TV Cops
Gus Gus: Purple
Guy: I Like
Hard Knocks: A Blow to the Head
Heavy D: Peaceful Journey, We Got Our Own Thang
Hi-C: Take a Ride
HWA: Trick is a Trick
Ice Cube: Endangered Species, Jackin' for Beats
Ice T: I Ain't New Ta This, Original Gangster, Radio Suckers,
James Brown: She Looks All Types A' Good
Jaz: The Originators
Kid 'N Play: Foreplay, Slippin'
Kid Sensation: Emergency
King Sun: King Sun with the Sword
Kool G Rap: It's a Demo, The Butcher Shop
Kool Moe Dee: Bad, Bad, Bad, I'm Blowing Up, Knowledge is King
Korn & the Dust Brothers: Kick the P.A.
Kris Kross: Jump, Lil' Boys in Da Hood
Kwame: The Rhythm
Lakim Shabazz: Black is Back
Leaders of the New School: Sobb Story, Teachers, Don't Teach Us Nonsense
LL Cool J: Boomin' System, Fast Peg, Mama Said Knock You Out, Nitro, Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?
Low Profile: Make Room for. . .
Maestro Fresh Wes: Let Your Backbone Slide
Mantronix ft Wondress: Got to Have Your Love, Fresh is the Word
Marky Mark: Good Vibrations
Masters at Work: Jus' a Lil' Dope
MC Frontalot: Good Old Clyde
MC Lyte: Brooklyn
MC Shan: So Def, So Fresh
MC Smooth: Blow the Whistle
Mellow Man Ace: Hypest from Cypress, River Cubano
Michel'le: No More Lies
Michie Mee: Jamaican Funk Canadian Style
Milli Vanilli: Girl you know it's true
Ministere Amer: Traitres
Mistress & DJ Madame E: Hypergroove, Show 'em How We Play
MMG: Only the Strong Survive
Mobb Deep: Flavor for the Non-Believes
Nas: Get Down
Naughty by Nature: Hot Potato, Ready for Dem
New Order: Ruined in a Day
Nikki D: Freak Accident, Gotta up the Ante for the Panties
Nine Inch Nails: Piggy (Nothing Can Stop Me Now)
No Face: Half
NWA: F--k tha Police, Quiet on tha Set
Omni Trio: Nu Birth of Cool
Paperboy: The Nine Yards
Paris: I Call Him Mad, On the Prowl, The Devil Made Me Do It
Pete Rock & CL Smooth: Go with the Flow
P-Funk All Stars: Dope Dogs
Pharcyde: Officer
Prince Johnny C: Comin' to Get Ya, Kevey Kev is a Dancer with Soul
Prince: Gangster Glam, Gett Off, My Name is Prince
Public Enemy: Bring the Noise, Fight the Power, Hazy Shade of Criminal, Rebel Without a Pause, She Watch Channel Zero, Terminator X to the Edge of Panic, The Enemy Assault Vehicle Mixx
Redman: Rated R
Roxanne Shante: Have a Nice Day
Run-DMC: Back from Hell, Beats to the Rhyme, Run's House, Word is Born
Salt-N-Pepa: Let the Rhythm Run
Scarface: Born Killer
Sinead O'Connor: I Am Stretched on Your Grave
Sir Mix-A-Lot: No Holds Barred
Slayer & Atari Teenage Riot: No Remorse (I Wanna Die)
Slick Rick: The Moment I Feared
Smooth Ice: I'm Coming, Without a Pause
Sons of Bazerk: One Time for the Rebel
South Central Cartel: Neighborhood Jacka
Stetsasonic: DBC Let the Music Play, Sally, Speaking of a Girl Named Suzy, The Hip Hop Band
Stop the Violence Movement: Self-Destruction
Style: Victim to the Vinyl
Sublime: Scarlet Begonias
Super Lover Cee & Casanova Rud: Do the James, Let the Drummer Get Ill
Sweet T: My Beat
Tim Dog: Goin Wild in the Penile, Low Down N---a
TLC: Shock Dat Monkey
True Mathematics: For the Lover in You
Tung Twista: No Peace Sign
Tupac ft Richie Rich: Lie to Kick It
Ultramagnetic MC: Give the Drummer Some, Moe Love on the One & Two
Vanilla Ice: Stop That Train
Wagon Christ: Filthy Drummer
WC & the Maad Circle: Ghetto Serenade
Yomo & Maulkie: Mockingbird
YZ: Return of the Holy One
Z-Trip: Rockstar, Rockstar 2

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1. Best Use Of "Funky Drummer" - Rebel without a Pause
2. Best NON "IT TAKES TWO" use of "Think"
3. Best Use Of "Funky President (People Its Bad)
4. Best James Offspring Production Use In Hip Hop - Technically, isn't "Think" in this category?
5. Best St Clair Squeal PE
6. Best Non PE St. Clair Squeal-
7. Best James in RnB - I really liked Entouch's "II Hype"
8. Best James in Pop - Justify my Love is definitely on the list.
9. Best Use of his Vocals - Salt N Pepa reciting his "Pick up on this" from "I'm a Greedy Man"
10.Best "holy shit THAT was JAMES BROWN?"
11. Best JB Album Cover
12. Best Haterade James - Jacking the Express for the JB's Monorail.
13. No JAMES NOOOOOOO!!!!! - The Mug Shot
14. Best JB just hanging with the boy's banter on wax: The appropriately titled "Talkin Loud and Sayin' Nothing"
15. Best JB Drummer - Clyde
16. Best JB Label - King
17. Irony In The Fire - See #14
18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB: Yes or No - No. I really was too young to see Delirious and the SNL skits when they were first released. It was the overuse of the Funky Drummer and Impeach the President in the late 80s for me.
19. The Best James On TV to school a youngin
20. The Funkiest Moment captured on wax: - The solo on "Get Up, Get Into It, Get Involved"

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>1. Best Use Of "Funky Drummer"

Rebel, PE

>2. Best NON "IT TAKES TWO" use of "Think"

Go On, Girl/Roxanne Shante

>3. Best Use Of "Funky President (People Its Bad)

Shake Your Thang/Salt N Pepa

>4. Best James Offspring Production Use In Hip Hop

Think/Lyn Collins

>5. Best St Clair Squeal PE

Dont Believe The Hype

>6. Best Non PE St. Clair Squeal

>7. Best James in RnB

Big Payback: Hold On/En Vogue

>8. Best James in Pop

Funky Drummer: George Michael/Freedom '90


>9. Best Use of his Vocals
>10.Best "holy shit THAT was JAMES BROWN?"

Das EFX/They Want Efx

>11. Best JB Album Cover

Revolution Of The Mind

>12. Best Haterade James

The Entire "I'm Real" album...

>13. No JAMES NOOOOOOO!!!!!

Naming Hammer heir to the throne....

>14. Best JB just hanging with the boy's banter on wax:

Mind Power(The Payback, 1973)

>15. Best JB Drummer

Clyde Stubblefield

>16. Best JB Label

Red Polydor with James head on the side

>17. Irony In The Fire

making a series of anti-drug records then becoming addicted to PCP...

>18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB:
>Yes or No

Fuck naw...

>19. The Best James On TV to school a youngin

The Night Train performance(The T.A.M.I. Show?) and this one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PmbBMiwJMrc

>20. The Funkiest Moment captured on wax:

That's impossible...My faves: Mind Power, Get Up, Get Into It, Sex Machine, Escapism, Dont Tell A Lie, I'm Dr. Feelgood, Papa Dont Take No Mess, Soul Power


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1. Best Use Of "Funky Drummer"
I think the consensus has established 'Rebel' and I would agree,
but others have mentioned "Lyrics of Fury" and that is cold ass
beat too.

2. Best NON "IT TAKES TWO" use of "Think"
I can't think of one without rummaging through shit, but people
have mentioned 'Ya Bad Chubbs' and that seems fitting.

3. Best Use Of "Funky President (People Its Bad)
I don't even know this sample without going through my cd's.

4. Best James Offspring Production Use In Hip Hop
Step in the Arena - Gang Starr (I want to say this is either a Fred Wesley song, or a Maceo & the Macks song. I could be wrong altogether though. Right until proven wrong)

5. Best St Clair Squeal
Rebel again.

6. Best Non PE St. Clair Squeal
Warm It Up Kane- Big Daddy Kane (that is JB right?)

7. Best James in RnB
I can't think of one that truly stands out. Anything that interpolates 'Payback' is always good in my book. So En Vogue's
'Hold On' and Total's 'Cant You See' will stand in here for me.

8. Best James in Pop
Get Right- Jennifer Lopez

9. Best Use of his Vocals
Can't think of anything that stands out.

10.Best "holy shit THAT was JAMES BROWN?
See # 9.

11. Best JB Album Cover
In the Jungle Groove kicks ass to me.

12. Best Haterade James
Firing his entire band for bringing up money.

13. No JAMES NOOOOOOO!!!!!
Didn't he get charged sexual harassment braggin' about
his brand new bull testicle?

14. Best JB just hanging with the boy's banter on wax:
Someone mentioned it, but the beginning of 'Damn Right
I'm Somebody' was always funny to me.

15. Best JB Drummer
Clyde Stubblefield

16. Best JB Label
Not up on the labels, but I'll go with Polydor.

17. Irony In The Fire
Got nothing.

18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB:
I would like to say no. But I can't say how Eddie's impersonations
affected the subconcious. But hip-hop sparked the interest in his
music, like it did so many others. My answer is no.


19. The Best James On TV to school a youngin
I wouldn't know.

20. The Funkiest Moment captured on wax:
There's a breakdown on 'Give it Up or Turnit A Loose'
after the congos where he summons in Clyde and Bootsy
that is some of the coldest shit ever put down. Everything
about that 30-60 seconds is mind-blowing.

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"Jam" on the "Jam, 1980's" album

funkiest, most ridiculous chorus of all time:

"Jam 'til ya feet get dusty. Jam 'til ya body get musty!!!"


ya gotta love it.

AND "Get up offa that thang", "Body Heat" sheeeeeeeit.

James made some Funky Disco shit, whether he knew it or not.


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James Brown is the backbone of Modern Black Music ALL Genres come through him. Period. Without James Brown we'd still be listening to the Ink Spots and The Platters.



>10.Best "holy shit THAT was JAMES BROWN?"
"Blow Your Head" by the JB's

>11. Best JB Album Cover
"Revolution of the Mind"

>12. Best Haterade James
"Eddie Murphy, eat yo' heart out!!!" ad lib


>13. No JAMES NOOOOOOO!!!!!:
The mugshot.

>15. Best JB Drummer
Jabo Starks ( just because EVERYBODY is picking Clyde Stubblefield)

>16. Best JB Label
The Red Polydor joints

>17. Irony In The Fire
JB hating Disco, yet calling himself The Oroginal Disco Man, AND making a Disco Album

>18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB:
>Yes or No

FUCK no.

>20. The Funkiest Moment captured on wax:

"I'm a Greedy Man"

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THERE IT IS!! The first break into the key change. BAH BAH BAH BAH..."COME ON, NOW!! UHHH! HAAAAAAA!!! LAYIN IN THE CUT!!! WIPE YA SWEAT!!! HAVING FUN!!!" (etc.) The funk is just so aggressive at this point. It sounds like he's out for blood!

My other funkiest moment captured on wax is a tune from "The Payback" called "Stone To The Bone". James trades off "OOOH"s with horn shots. James: OOOH. Horns: BAHHH! James: OOOH. Horns: BAHH BAH(OOOOOOOOH!!!)HHH! What I'm trying to type out is that James comes in in the middle of the horns with an "OOOOOOH" that's just so funky it hurts! It HURTS!!

Goddamn, I could have been more articulate with this post, but when you're trying to explain something that simply cannot be codified, it can be tough, and funk, along with swing, are the prime example of things that cannot be codified. Just listen to the records.

RIP James Brown

I can't answer this in terms of what artists have sampled JB, but I'd just like to say that James singing "I Wanna Be Around" on the fantastic "Live At The Appollo, Vol. 2" is some beautiful soul ballad singing. If the man had only sung soul ballads his entire career, we'd still be mourning his loss. I think he's highly underrated as a singer.

RIP James Brown

You've got Best St Clair Squeal and best Non PE St Clair Squeal.

You really should have Best Use of James' Vocals and Best NON "I Don't Know" Use of James' Vocals. It's just unfair really.

- Dub

I give rappers the biz for being m-izza-a-archaic.

14. Best JB just hanging with the boy's banter on wax: Mind Power, Escapism

15. Best JB Drummer: Clyde

18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB: No

20. The Funkiest Moment captured on wax: Make It Good to Yourself, specifically the 2:19 interlude portion that's on the 'Make It Funky, 71-75' compilation. The original cut obviously being on the Black Caesar album, they dug up this piece that's much later in the original master and JB and the band are just WORKING it.

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1. Best Use Of "Funky Drummer" "Rebel Witout A Pause"/ "Its A Demo"
2. Best NON "IT TAKES TWO" use of "Think"- Roxanne Shante "go on girl"
3. Best Use Of "Funky President (People Its Bad) "Duck Alert"
4. Best James Offspring Production Use In Hip Hop BDK "Raw"
5. Best St Clair Squeal PE - "Rebel Without A Pause"
6. Best Non PE St. Clair Squeal-
7. Best James in RnB En Vogue "Hold On"
8. Best James in Pop
9. Best Use of his Vocals SV "I dont know"
10.Best "holy shit THAT was JAMES BROWN? Been one of my fav LPs of all times since i was a kid but "Sho is funky down here"
11. Best JB Album Cover "In The Jungle Groove"
12. Best Haterade James - James dissing a GRIP of cats on "Get up offa that thang" lol. I think James was one of the first cats to diss other groups on acts too. haha
13. No JAMES NOOOOOOO!!!!!: "Gravity"
14. Best JB just hanging with the boy's banter on wax: "MO PEAS"
15. Best JB Drummer "Clyde". Love Jabo's drummin' too tho
16. Best JB Label - King/Polydor sidenote: I remember that ole orange king label with James on the cover used to scare the ish outta me as a kid, lol! What ya'll know about the one wit that big ass black hat he was wearing? "The minister of funk" or somethin like that LOL
17. Irony In The Fire
18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB: Yes or No - NO
19. The Best James On TV to school a youngin
20. The Funkiest Moment captured on wax: TOO many. But right now i'll say "Mind Power"

>1. Best Use Of "Funky Drummer" - I don't think you get better than Rebel, but...another good jack of Funky Drummer was "Run's House"

>2. Best NON "IT TAKES TWO" use of "Think" - That Tuff Crew album was my shit back in the days because of My Part Of Town. I STILL have my 1988 Sony High Bias 90 Min Casette Tape with Follow The Leader on Side A & Tuff Crew on Side B. But I digress...

>3. Best Use Of "Funky President" (People Its Bad) - Eric B. Is President

>4. Best James Offspring Production Use In Hip Hop - "Who's Gonna Take The Weight" (Gang Starr)/"Paarty" (Maceo And The Macks)

>6. Best Non PE St. Clair Squeal- See #4

>12. Best Haterade James - "I'm Real" - the Full Force produced comeback single.

>13. No JAMES NOOOOOOO!!!!!: LIVING IN AMERICA

>14. Best JB just hanging with the boy's banter on wax: More Peas - "he's like a cheesebox......SQUARE!!!!"

>15. Best JB Drummer - Gotta go with Clyde S.

>17. Irony In The Fire - JB's organ playing LOL!!!

>18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB:
No, but hip hop got me to dig deeper into his genius. You take shit for granted when you hear it around the house as a youngin'.

>19. The Best James On TV to school a youngin: Not the best, but most recent and proof positive that JB was a crooner and was still schoolin' em' all at 70+ years of age...his live set @ The BET Awards. The TAMI show unfortunately is probably too old for the youngins to understand.

AND HERE'S ANOTHER QUESTION TO ADD ON:
Best Post-Golden-Age JB Song - "Static"

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>1. Best Use Of "Funky Drummer" - I don't think you get better than Rebel, but...another good jack of Funky Drummer was "Run's House"

>2. Best NON "IT TAKES TWO" use of "Think" - That Tuff Crew album was my shit back in the days because of My Part Of Town. I STILL have my 1988 Sony High Bias 90 Min Casette Tape with Follow The Leader on Side A & Tuff Crew on Side B. But I digress...

>3. Best Use Of "Funky President" (People Its Bad) - Eric B. Is President

>4. Best James Offspring Production Use In Hip Hop - "Who's Gonna Take The Weight" (Gang Starr)/"Paarty" (Maceo And The Macks)

>6. Best Non PE St. Clair Squeal- See #4

>12. Best Haterade James - "I'm Real" - the Full Force produced comeback single.

>13. No JAMES NOOOOOOO!!!!!: LIVING IN AMERICA

>14. Best JB just hanging with the boy's banter on wax: More Peas - "he's like a cheesebox......SQUARE!!!!"

>15. Best JB Drummer - Gotta go with Clyde S.

>17. Irony In The Fire - JB's organ playing LOL!!!

>18. Tell the truth...Eddie Murphy started your interest in JB:
No, but hip hop got me to dig deeper into his genius. You take shit for granted when you hear it around the house as a youngin'.

>19. The Best James On TV to school a youngin: Not the best, but most recent and proof positive that JB was a crooner and was still schoolin' em' all at 70+ years of age...his live set @ The BET Awards. The TAMI show unfortunately is probably too old for the youngins to understand.

AND HERE'S ANOTHER QUESTION TO ADD ON:
Best Post-Golden-Age JB Song - "Static"

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>2. Best NON "IT TAKES TWO" use of "Think"- "My Part Of Town"
>Tuff Crew

I nominate 'Alright' by Janet - or does that count as pop?

>3. Best Use Of "Funky President (People Its Bad)"- "Fresh Prince Of Bel Air Theme" the "DAH!!!!" at the tag was a great ad lib inclusion.

I nominate "Shake Your Thang" Saltn Pepa w/ EU

>4. Best James Offspring Production Use In Hip Hop- Bobby Bryd's "Hot Pant's I'm Coming" for Big Daddy Kane's Raw.

I like that one they used for "Treat Me Right" by Chubb Rock (forgot the name - it's on James Brown's Funky People Vol 3)

>7. Best James in RnB- "The Payback" En Vogue's "Hold On"

"Gimme all the chickeheads from Pasadena to Medina...."

>11. Best JB Album Cover-For Goodness Sakes Take A Look At Those Cakes
I like 'In The Jungle Groove' better myself...

>12. Best Haterade James- Him calling out the already peeked Ohio Players on "Get Up Off Of That Thang"

Whut? Way-air? (c) Vinny barbarino. That one went right over my head. 'Splian that one.

I nominate "I Need To Be Loved, Loved, Loved". he basically heard 'Fame' and jacked the beat. It didn't seem reverent of respectful - to me it just sounded like he said, "Yunno, that beat is WAY too fonky to have his whitebread ass slurring and moanin' all over it. I'mma do it myself!"



>13. No JAMES NOOOOOOO!!!!!: endorsing Nixon in 74

Rocky IV, anyone?

>14. Best JB just hanging with the boy's banter on wax: James and Jabo going dish for dish in "Make It Funky"

Naw. My vote goes from the beginning of 'Damn right, I am somebody" when he goes around making everyone say 'Damn right I am somebody." Well, one of the guys (who was evidently Muslim) misses the cue I guess. He didn't call the guy by his name. He says, "What about you, 'Salam-alaikum?". The guy comes back with the proper Muslim response and James just goes, "Well, Salaikum, salam.." Like diude just meesed up the whole cypher. Hillarious...


>17. Irony In The Fire : James samples himself in last visit to
>the top 10 in 1988 with "Static"

Yeah, that was like him publicly masturbating. with the help of Full Force. (no muscle shirt-o)


>20. The Funkiest Moment on Wax-"It's A New Day So Let A ManCome In And Do The Popcorn"

HELL NAWL. 'Doing It To Death" Wins By A landslide...