9 thoughts on “ Good Good Lovin - James Brown And His Famous Flames* - Think! (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. James' third album (his first for King) features era James Brown, moving from King's Federal subsidiary to the parent label with the hits "Bewildered," "If You Want Me," "You've Got the Power," "I'll Go Crazy," "Baby You're Right" (co-written with Joe Tex), and "I'll Never, Never Let You Go."Although Brown's albums would soon be interchangeable, the same cuts reappearing again and again 6/

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2. THINK, credited to James Brown and The Famous Flames was originally released as KING in It was Brown's third album, and as with most of his non-live pre's albums, it contains previously released singles. Here it's some of his final Federal and early King sides/5(17).

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3. Watch the video for Good Good Lovin' by James Brown & The Famous Flames for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists.

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4. THINK, credited to James Brown and The Famous Flames was originally released as KING in It was Brown's third album, and as with most of his non-live pre's albums, it contains previously released singles. Here it's some of his final Federal and early King sides.

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5. By the time James Brown released his third album Think!, the fifties were over and he was entering the decade in which he would create his most well-known and successful dawdpolemapudo.zauspitherchairetofrathesmaytragbaymi.co! is a fair improvement over his previous two albums, and features another of his hits in the form of the title track. The album as a whole is much stronger than the previous albums because Brown has better material.

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6. Sep 29,  · James Brown and His Famous Flames ‎– Good, Good, Twistin' (LP King Records ‎– , ). Produção: James Brown. Género: Rhythm and Blues, Soul. Tracklist: A1 I Don't Mind A2 Shout And Shimmy A3 Tell Me What You're Gonna Do A4 Good, Good, Lovin' A5 Have Mercy Baby A6 Begging Begging.

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7. 13 rows · (James Brown Album)) Think! is the third studio album by James Brown and The .

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8. Dec 20,  · 11 videos Play all James Brown & The Famous Flames-Think!(Full Album) Max G Heart - Stairway to Heaven Led Zeppelin - Kennedy Center Honors HD - Duration: Mark Pakula Recommended for you.

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9. Prior to their first recording, “Please, Please, Please”, The Famous Flames were billed simply as The Flames, and Brown himself was billed as a member of the group. In later concerts and recordings Brown and the group were billed as James Brown and The Famous Flames, or sometimes as James Brown and His Famous Flames. View wiki.

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