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JB-Hardest Working Man 1:18:24 1.04 AM

Jan 18, 20242 min
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Story by: Gail Nobles
Intro by: Gail Nobles

The hardest working man James Brown. His songs made hits and now they are beyond hits. His songs are still being played. There is music in his name as I speak it. I can still sense the sound of him. It’s hard to say that his songs are oldies because everybody keeps on listening. They keep on listening to that sound of James Brown. I can still hear the cheering crowd. There are still people that imitate the man behind the microphone stand. There is still great love coming from his fans wanting more of his voice and loving his band. The band and the backup singers. James Brown, Godfather of Soul. Some call him Mr. dynamite. I call him gold. He could dance, slide, glide, and move. His music was funk. It had bass and horn in the groove. He's a legacy, and there is nothing left to prove. James Brown, his music still survives. DJ’s still spin his records like he's alive.

You're listening to the sound of Eagle Harp. In the window of his wings, the instrumental sound remembering James Brown. I'm Gail Nobles.

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Transcript

The hardest working man, James Brown. Everybody get up. His songs made hits and now they are beyond hits. His songs are still being played. There is music in his name. As I speak it, I can still sense the sound of him. It's hard to say that his songs are oldies because everybody keeps on listening. They keep on listening to that sound of James Brown. I can still hear the cheering crowd. There are still people that

imitate the man behind the microphone stand. There is still great love coming from his fans, wanting more of his voice and loving his band, the band and the backup singers. James Brown, godfather of soul. Some call him mister Dynamite. I call him gold. He could dance, slide, glide and move. His music was funk. It had base and horn in the groove. He's a legacy and there is nothing left to prove James Brown. His music still survives. D j's still spin his records like he's alive.

You're listening to the sound of eagle Heart in the wind of his wings, the instrumental sound remembering James Brown. I'm Gail Nobles. Everybody get up. M

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