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 - Get Up Offa That Thing (BBC Four Sessions, Jan 3, 2004) Full performance out now on Youtube 🎶 | 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

Today is a great day to #dance to the music of #jamesbrown. https://jamesbrowndanceparty.com | The James Brown Dance Party

50 years ago this month, #JamesBrown released his classic song “Get On The Good Foot”! Half a century later, the song remains one of his most iconic hits, inspiring this funky dance by the incomparable Norah Yarah Rosa Mukanga. Post your best “Get On The Good Foot” dance moves and tag @JamesBrown! #Anniversary | James Brown

This clip is much better with #JamesBrown music | The James Brown Dance Party

James Brown Dance Moves

James Brown’s foot moves inspired the dances of many other iconic artists. Including but not limited to Prince, Michael Jackson, and Bruno Mars. | James Brown

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