JAMES BROWN Live At The Apollo NM RE MONO NM/EX [VG++] CROWN LABEL KING 826 1966
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I had 5 brick and mortar stores in Portland, OR, Boise, ID, Fairbanks, AK, and 2 stores in Anchorage, AK. I operated under the name Nickelodeon Records & Tapes from 1973 to 1978, hence the eBay name Original 1976 Nickelodeon Records.

All of my Listings are NEAR MINT VINYL By Visual Inspection UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
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EACH COVER CONDITION is INDIVIDUALLY NOTED

THIS LISTING is for James Brown Live At The Apollo  1966

THIS IS A REISSUED MONO RECORDING FIRST PRESSED IN 1963
ORIGINALLY RECORDED AT THE APOLLO THEATER HARLEM NEW YORK CITY October 24, 1962
LISTED #25 IN ROLLING STONE GREATEST ALBUMS OF ALL TIME
This may be the greatest live album ever recorded. From the breathless buildup of the spoken intro through terse, sweat-soaked early hits such as "Try Me" and "Think" into eleven minutes of the raw ballad "Lost Someone," climaxing with a frenzied nine-song medley and ending with "Night Train," Live at the Apollo is pure uncut soul. And it almost didn't happen Brown defied King Records label boss Syd Nathan's opposition to a live album by arranging to record a show himself--on October 24th 1962, the last date in a run at Harlem's Apollo Theater. His intuition proved correct; Live at the Apollo--the first of four albums Brown recorded there--charted for sixty-six weeks. Levy, Joe, ed. Rolling Stone’s 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time. New York: Wenner Books, 2005, p 45.

Notes

recorded live at the apollo theater new york city, october 21, 1962. 

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  • Matrix / Runout: KS 826 A
  • Matrix / Runout: KS 826 B

LISTED IN 1001 ALBUMS YOU MUST HEAR BEFORE YOUR DIE
PLEASE REFER TO SIDEBAR BELOW
 REVIEW                            His nickname, The Hardest Working Man in Show Business, fitted him as snugly as his famously slick stagewear. James Brown's early hits had been been driven by his relentless touring regime: by 1962, he was clocking more than 300 dates a year.                                       There is no fat here. Brown and Musical Director Lewis Hamlin had drilled their band to an immaculate, fiery precision; there is barely room for the eight-strong horn section to collect its collective breath. The group belt through four hits in the blink of an eye before an extraordinary, gospel-soaked slow-dance through "Lost Someone". Just as it appears to be lolling toward an explosive climax, Brown roars through a nine-hit medly and leaves the stage to a storming "Night Train". The crowd respond to all this with screaming enthusiasm. Exactly why Nathan felt the need to overdub applause on the original release is anyone's guess.                                                                Live At The Apollo was a phenomenon, reaching No. 2 on the Billboard charts.  Will Fulford - Jones .Robert Dimery ed. 1001 Albums You Must Here Before You Die. New York: Universe Publishing 2014, p. 63 .                                           
                   SIDE 1: 
  SONGS LISTED                              Introduction, Try Me, Think,                                I Don't Mind, Lost Someone (Part 1),                              
                    SIDE 2:                               Lost Someone (Part 2)                              Untitled Medley                               Please, Please,Please                              You've Got The Power                              I Found Someone                              Why Do Yo Do Me                              I Want You So Bad                              I Love You, Yes I Do                              Strange Things Happen                                                                           Bewildered, Please Don't Go                                                                                                                                                                              LOOK FOR MORE GREAT PRESSINGS FROM THE ORIGINAL 1976 NICKELODEON RECORDS
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