JAMES BROWN Sho Is Funky Down Here (Original 1971 US 6-track vinyl LP - the last album to be released on the King label, and was rather a departure from his usual material, as the album is entirely instrumental, and not only sees Brown directinghis band, but also playing with them. Issued in a pasted picture sleeve, which remains factory sealed and therefore in MINT, unplayed condition - a fantastic issue KS1110) more...
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JAMES BROWN It's Too Funky In Here (1979 UK 12" vinyl single, this late '70s release from the 'hardest working man in showbiz' adds a little disco flavouring to the J.B.'s trademark gritty funk, backed with Are We Really Dancing?, die cut, stickered company sleeve. The sleeve shows a little light wear and the vinyl has just the odd light hairline which does not affect play POSPX68) more...
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JAMES BROWN Sho Is Funky Down Here (2019 US 6-track vinyl LP Record Store Day 2019 reissue of the 1971 album - A departure from his usual material, the album is entirely instrumental, and not only sees Brown directing his band, but also playing with them. Housed in a single pocket picture sleeve, which remains factory sealed and therefore in MINT, unplayed condition - Limited to 2000 copies) more...
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JAMES BROWN Black Caeser (US album now on CD, p/s) more...
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JAMES BROWN Slaughter's Big Rip Off (US album now on CD, p/s) more...
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JAMES BROWN The Payback (US 8-trk album now on CD, p/s) more...
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JAMES BROWN Demasiado Funky (Mexican Polydor label limited edition 2-track RED vinyl 12" single of It's Too Funky In Here, also includes Generacion Estrella [Star Generation], with Spanish text on the outside of the labels and titles in Spanish/English) more...
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JAMES BROWN 16 Super Hits (1981 Dutch 16-track vinyl LP including Sex Machine, Ain't It Funky Now and Papa's Got A Brand New Bag, picture sleeve. The sleeve with signs of edge and storage wear, the vinyl is in excellent condition) more...
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JAMES BROWN A Retrospective [Part 3] (1990s issue US exclusive limited edition box set containing SEVEN 7" vinyl singles including 'Please Please Please' and 'Try Me' through to 'It's Too Funky In Here' and 'Living In America', presented in a 7" square pasted picture box with tracklisting printed on the reverse - still factory sealed from new! Catalogue number BX45545) more...
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JAMES BROWN Miedoso (Original 1970 Mexican Polydor label 4-track 7" vinyl EP of Ain't It Funky Now, also including Baterista En Onda [Funky Drummer], Es Un Nuevo Dia [It's A New Day] and Hermano Latoso [Brother Rapp], song titles printed in bothSpanish and English on the labels and the unique wraparound picture sleeve! #220009) more...
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JAMES BROWN / VARIOUS ARTISTS Jump Back: Imitations, Interpolations & The Inspiration Of James Brown (2008 UK 19-track CD album comprising a collection of rocking Soul and Funk, influenced by James Brown and his mighty disciples, captured from rare vinyl released all across the world; with highlights including Mexico's Rabbits and Carrots' 'Las Cuatras Culturas' [isted here as what it really is, a cover of 'Give It Up Or Turn It Loose'] and their 7" only version of 'Sex Machine'; a ja more...
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JAMES BROWN Live At The Apollo Volume 1 (1975 UK 16-track stereo LP, famously recorded in concert at the Apollo Theater, NYC on October 24, 1962, now universally acknowledged as a pivotal point in black American popular music. The picture sleeve shows minimal wear & the vinyl looks barely played)
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JAMES BROWN Please, Please, Please (2019 French limited edition 12-track remastered issue of the 2016 vinyl compilation LP now released as part of the French exclusive 'VinylBag' series, including five tracks which were recorded with The Famous Flames. While this copy isn't accompanying series tote bag, the vinyl itself is in lovely 'unplayed' condition within the picture sleeve) more...
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JAMES BROWN Please, Please, Please (2011 Spanish 17-track DMM remastered issue of the 1958 vinyl compilation LP, now pressed on 180gram VINYL, with bonus track This Old Heart, picture sleeve. Although not sealed, both sleeve and vinyl are Near Mint) more...
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JAMES BROWN The Singles Volume 10: 1975-1979 (2011 UK 36-track 2-CD album set - 'The Singles Vol.10: 1975-1979' features 36 tracks from the always-prolific James Brown and a changing cast of J.B's. The music here leans a little heavier to disco,and JB was now calling himself the 'Minister of New Super Heavy Funk'. Other hits from the period include 'Hot [I Need To Be Loved, Loved, Loved, Loved]' – a funky sample of David Bowie's 'Fame'. 'I Refuse To Lose', 'Body Heat' and 'Give Me So more...
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JAMES BROWN Live At Chastain Park 1985 (2008 UK 16-track CD album This now legendary concert was recorded and filmed by James Brown's own company in 1985 at Chastain Park Ampitheatre, Atlanta - Georgia's premier live venue. The concert features a52 year-old James Brown showing no sign of slowing down. Most of his greatest hits are here and the show starts with the full-force attack of 'Give It Up Or Turnit A Loose', followed by 'Doing It To Death'. From there on, the show is brutal, more...
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JAMES BROWN The Payback (90s US limited edition 8-track double LP, originally released in 1973 & scheduled as the soundtrack to the blaxploitation movie 'Hell Up In Harlem', but bizarrely rejected by the director as 'not James Brown enough'! Now considered a high point in Brown's career & a landmark funk album, this is simply bad to the bone. The gatefold picture sleeve shows minimal wear & the vinyl is Excellent & still looks barely played PD2-3007) more...
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JAMES BROWN & THE FAMOUS FLAMES Night Train (Rare 1962 UK 7" single on the original red & silver label with four-prong centre, also featuring the b-side 'Why Does Everything Happen To Me', Parlophone die-cut company sleeve. The vinyl is clean & grades VG+ with several light paper hairline scuffs either side which have only minor effect on play. Now tough to find in any condition 45-R4922) more...
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JAMES BROWN The Payback (Totally bad-to-the-bone 1973 US original 8-track double LP, on red Polydor 'JB Production' picture labels with the 'Afro head' image & 'Sterling' machine stamped in the run-outs. The Payback was originally scheduled asthe soundtrack to the blaxploitation movie Hell Up In Harlem, but was bizarrely rejected by the director as 'not James Brown enough'! Obviously that man had cloth ears; this is now considered a high point in JB's career & a landmark funk album more...
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JAMES BROWN The Payback (Totally bad-to-the-bone 1973 US 8-track double LP on the second label variant without James Brown's head, but still with 'Sterling' machine stamped in the runouts, pasted gatefold picture sleeve. The Payback was originally scheduled as the soundtrack to the blaxploitation movie Hell Up In Harlem, but was bizarrely rejected by the director as 'not James Brown enough'. Obviously that man had cloth ears, as this is now considered a high point in JB's career an more...
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JAMES BROWN The Payback (Totally bad-to-the-bone 1974 German 8-track double LP, front laminated gatefold picture sleeve. The Payback was originally scheduled as the soundtrack to the blaxploitation movie Hell Up In Harlem, but was bizarrely rejected by the director as 'not James Brown enough'. Obviously that man had cloth ears, as this is now considered a high point in JB's career and a landmark funk album, featuring cyclical grooves and jamming with edges of softer blues creeping more...
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