One of the several James Brown produced 45s from Lee Austin. Austin was his bodyguard, hairdresser and on the road with the JB roadshow. Funky soul on both sides of this one. James Brown on production.
This single is available in this CD import: Wide Awake In a Dream. A soulful bouncer from Vickie Anderson. James Brown on production. White promo label here.
Help Poor Me is available in CD format: The Godfather’s R&B: James Brown’s Productions 1962-1967. A rockin’ jump groove from James Crawford with I Don’t Care. Soul twist on the flip. James Brown on production. Great James Crawford page here.
This single is available in this album in CD and Vinyl formats: The Dee Felice Trio: In Heat. Super funk from The Dee Felice Trio with There is a Time and a groovy cover on the flip. James Brown on production.
This single is available in this CD collection: Singles 7: 1970-1972. Also available in this MP3 collection: The Singles Vol. 7: 1970-1972. Classic conscious funk groover from JB and the band.
This single is available in the following CD collection: Singles 5: 1967-1969. Also available in this MP3 collection: The Singles Volume 5: 1967-1969. A couple of jam instrumentals with JB on the keyboards.
I’m Tired, I’m Tired, I’m Tired is available in CD and MP3 formats: I’m Tired, I’m Tired, I’m Tired (Things Better Change Before It’s Too Late). Funky conscious soul on one side and slow soul groover on the flip from the late great Marva Whitney. James Brown on production.
This single is available in the following CD collection: Singles 5: 1967-1969. Also available in this MP3 collection: The Singles Volume 5: 1967-1969. The Dapps and Alfred Ellis pop the funk deep and hard with two dope cuts. James Brown on production. Yellow promo label here.
This single is available in this CD collection: The Singles Volume 1: The Federal Years 1956-1960. It’s also available in this MP3 collection: The Federal Years: 1956-1960. Slow soul with a rocker on the flip.
This song is available in MP3 format: The Boo Boo Song. A funky King 45 with James Brown production. Boo-boo-ba-boo!! Here’s some info about “King” Carlton Coleman on Wikipedia.