The Amazing James Brown and The Famous Flames (LP, US)

1961

King Records

KING 743

A1. Just You & Me Darling A2. I Love You Yes I Do A3. I Don’t Mind A4. Come Over Here A5. The Bells A6. Love Don’t Love Nobody B1. Dancin’ Little Thing B2. Lost Someone B3. And I Do Just What I Want B4. So Long B5. You Don’t Have To Go B6. Tell Me What You’re Gonna Do
NOTES:
James Brown album featuring I Don’t Mind [LYRICS] and Lost Someone [RELEASE / LYRICS]. Heavy Trash sometimes cover I Don’t Mind [LYRICS] during their live show and frequently play this together with the Eddie Cochran song Guybo [RELEASE]. Lost Someone [LYRICS] which has been covered by both The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion (Live, issued on the 2010 Extra Width + Mo’ Width [RELEASE / LYRICS] and bootlegs The Blues Man/Live @ The Whiskey, L.A.) and Cat Power on the Jukebox album [RELEASE / LYRICS].
SONG CREDITS:
A1. Just You & Me Darling Writer: James Brown Published: Wisto, BMI Run Time: 2:37 A2. I Love You Yes I Do Writers: Wood / Seiler / Marcus / Nix / Glover Published: Lois-Northern Music, BMI Run Time: 2:46 A3. I Don’t Mind Writer: James Brown Published: Wisto, BMI Run Time: 2:41 A4. Come Over Here Writer: James Brown Published: Wisto, BMI Run Time: 2:41 A5. The Bells Writer: Billy Ward Published: Billy Ward Music, BMI Run Time: 3:04 A6. Love Don’t Love Nobody Writer: Roy Brown Published: Blue Ridge, BMI Run Time: 2:02 B1. Dancin’ Little Thing Writer: James Brown Published: Lois, BMI Run Time: 2:15 B2. Lost Someone Writers: James Brown / Lloyd Stallworth / Bobby Byrd Published: Lois, BMI Run Time: 3:05 B3. And I Do Just What I Want Writer: James Brown Published: Wisto, BMI Run Time: 2:23 B4. So Long Writer: Morgan / Harris / Melsher Published: Shapiro-Bernstein, ASCAP Run Time: 2:45 B5. You Don’t Have To Go Writer: James Brown Published: Lois, BMI Run Time: 2:42 B6. Tell Me What You’re Gonna Do Writer: James Brown Published: Wisto, BMI Run Time: 2:09
SLEEVE NOTES:
“JAMES BROWN has emerged as one of the most popular blues sings of the modern record era. He has accomplished what only a few others have been able to do, – Ray Charles, Hank Ballard, Little Willie John – to go POP without having to change of lose his style. No longer classified as just a “blues singer”. JAMES BROWN in the past year has and such hits as TRY ME, THE BELLS, BEWILDERED. This album is a variety of selections which best showcase the talents of this remarkable young man. He sings ballads, he wails the blues, he drives with the force that characterizes his particular style. For example, on I LOVE YOU, YES I DO, James brings back memories of the great Bull Moose Jackson who first made this song an all-time hit. On THE BELLS his emotions are so great and so strong that it completely overwhelms him. To pick out one phrase to describe JAMES BROWN is difficult. However, I would best put it “He sings with intense inner feeling and emotion: he lives his songs.” JAMES BROWN hails from Macon, Georgia, where KING RECORDS first discovered him singing with a Gospel group. His first recording, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE, was a sensation and firmly established JAMES BROWN AND THE FAMOUS FLAMES as substantial recording artists. James is a qualified musician in his own right playing drums and organ. On a recent recording date, KING RECORDS cut The James Brown Band on Instrumentals with James playing organ. JAMES BROWN is constantly on the road doing one-nighters and carries with him a complete band and show, THE FAMOUS FLAMES continue to back him on both personal and recording dates.”
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