LP James Brown: James Brown Live At The Apollo 1962

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James Brown Live At The Apollo - CD, LP

Name: LP James Brown: James Brown Live At The Apollo 1962
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James Brown

Funk / Soul | Rhythm & Blues | Soul

1963

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LP James Brown: James Brown Live At The Apollo 1962

Standard 2025 edition

Universal Import 16. May 2025

More ID: 710677 EAN: 0602475858522

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Title	James Brown Live At The Apollo 1962
Artist	James Brown
More info	Standard 2025 edition
Format	LP (vinyl)
Labels	Universal Import
Date of publication	16. May 2025
First released	1963
EAN	0602475858522
Product ID	710677

James Brown: James Brown Live At The Apollo 1962 version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in publishing company Universal Import on 16. May 2025.

"James Brown Live At The Apollo" is a seminal live album by the legendary soul and funk musician James Brown, recorded on October 24, 1962, at the Apollo Theater in Harlem, New York, and released in 1963. This groundbreaking record captures the electrifying energy of Brown's stage performance and showcases his dynamic vocals and showmanship. The album features a setlist of passionate renditions of hits like "Try Me," "I Don't Mind," and "Night Train." It also includes extended medleys that highlight the tight, punchy grooves of his band. The track "Lost Someone" stands out as a raw, emotional centerpiece where Brown's soulful expression reaches its peak. The album concludes with a rousing version of "Night Train," leaving listeners with the essence of a James Brown concert experience. Additionally, this release contains bonus tracks with single mixes, further enriching the collection with studio-polished versions of his famous hits. "James Brown Live At The Apollo" is not only a testament to Brown's artistry but also a historic piece that helped cement his reputation as "The Hardest Working Man in Show Business."

Album spans genres Funk / Soul, Rhythm & Blues and Soul.