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JAMES BROWN: I GOT THE FEELIN': JAMES BROWN IN THE '60S (3DVD Box Set)
Product Description
In the immediate wake of Martin Luther King's assassination, many of America's inner cities became fraught with riots, and the Roxbury neighborhood of Boston was threatening to erupt once and for all. Nervous at the possibility, Boston's mayor contacted soul legend James Brown, who had a major concert scheduled for the night after the historic murder, and asked for help. Brown, already a burgeoning civil rights hero, allowed the concert to be televised, and urged his fans to stay home--a peace-keeping move now credited with keeping the city from burning. VH1's "Rock Doc" The Night James Brown Saved Boston, presented here alongside two other full-length James Brown concerts from the 1960s, features rarely seen footage of the historic performance, and explores the remarkable events of the tragic day.
No one had the feelin’ quite like James Brown did. From his early start singing in a prison gospel group, to his transformation into “Soul Brother No. 1” in the late 1960s, to ultimately claiming the title of “The Godfather Of Soul,” James had the feelin’. And it was so real and so powerful that it jumped the color barrier and grabbed hold of black and white audiences alike.
This DVD collection pays tribute not only to James Brown’s enormous contribution to American music, but also reveals his often overlooked impact on American race relations. Including two discs’ worth of rare live performances and a third DVD containing an in-depth look at the moment James Brown emerged as a political and social ambassador, I Got The Feelin’—James Brown In The ’60s is a fitting tribute to the man and the times.
Disc 1: The Night James Brown Saved Boston (Documentary)
The night after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, with America’s inner cities bursting into flames, James Brown was scheduled to perform at the Boston Garden. What happened there changed him forever. This documentary, which premiered at SXSW and was shown on VH1, is an amazing look back at one heroic moment in James Brown’s life as a performer, a public figure and a man.
Disc 2 - Live At The Boston Garden, April 5, 1968
1. Introduction Speech by Mayor of Boston Kevin White
2. That’s Life
3 . Kansas City
4. Medley: It’s A Man’s Man’s Man’s World /Lost Someone/Bewildered
5 . Get It Together
6. There Was A Time
7. I Got The Feelin’
8 . Try Me
9. Medley: Cold Sweat/Ride The Pony/Cold Sweat
10. Maybe The Last Time
11. I Got You (I Feel Good)
12. Please, Please, Please
13. I Can’t Stand Myself (When You Touch Me)
Disc 3 - Live At The Apollo ‘68
1 If I Ruled The World
2 That’s Life
3 Kansas City
4 Medley: It’s A Man’s Man’s Man’s World / Lost Someone/Bewildered
5 Get It Together
6 There Was A Time
7 I Got The Feelin’
8 Try Me
9 Medley
10 BONUS - Out Of Sight – The T.A.M.I. Show, 1964 Historic Concert Film Footage
11 BONUS - It’s A Man’s Man’s Man’s World, November 25, 1967
12 BONUS - I Got You (I Feel Good), July 14, 1966
This DVD collection pays tribute not only to James Brown’s enormous contribution to American music, but also reveals his often overlooked impact on American race relations. Including two discs’ worth of rare live performances and a third DVD containing an in-depth look at the moment James Brown emerged as a political and social ambassador, I Got The Feelin’—James Brown In The ’60s is a fitting tribute to the man and the times.
Disc 1: The Night James Brown Saved Boston (Documentary)
The night after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, with America’s inner cities bursting into flames, James Brown was scheduled to perform at the Boston Garden. What happened there changed him forever. This documentary, which premiered at SXSW and was shown on VH1, is an amazing look back at one heroic moment in James Brown’s life as a performer, a public figure and a man.
Disc 2 - Live At The Boston Garden, April 5, 1968
1. Introduction Speech by Mayor of Boston Kevin White
2. That’s Life
3 . Kansas City
4. Medley: It’s A Man’s Man’s Man’s World /Lost Someone/Bewildered
5 . Get It Together
6. There Was A Time
7. I Got The Feelin’
8 . Try Me
9. Medley: Cold Sweat/Ride The Pony/Cold Sweat
10. Maybe The Last Time
11. I Got You (I Feel Good)
12. Please, Please, Please
13. I Can’t Stand Myself (When You Touch Me)
Disc 3 - Live At The Apollo ‘68
1 If I Ruled The World
2 That’s Life
3 Kansas City
4 Medley: It’s A Man’s Man’s Man’s World / Lost Someone/Bewildered
5 Get It Together
6 There Was A Time
7 I Got The Feelin’
8 Try Me
9 Medley
10 BONUS - Out Of Sight – The T.A.M.I. Show, 1964 Historic Concert Film Footage
11 BONUS - It’s A Man’s Man’s Man’s World, November 25, 1967
12 BONUS - I Got You (I Feel Good), July 14, 1966
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