This track was so damn funky brother man didn't even give it a title and left it as it is. Sampled in so many hip-hop songs especially "We're All in the Same Gang" and "Murder By Reason of Insanity".

With The Original JB's

Can be found on heah

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Nobody was funkier then this motha funka

Nobody should ever be this funky...whew! Forgot about this smoker.

This is some unwashed navel, tojam crust, just opened an old freezer funk!!!

Timmy84 said:

This track was so damn funky brother man didn't even give it a title and left it as it is. Sampled in so many hip-hop songs especially "We're All in the Same Gang" and "Murder By Reason of Insanity".

I bought MOTHERLODE back in '89 when it was 1st released on Vinyl.......

The WHOLE project is FONKAY!!!!!!

woogiebear said:

Timmy84 said:

This track was so damn funky brother man didn't even give it a title and left it as it is. Sampled in so many hip-hop songs especially "We're All in the Same Gang" and "Murder By Reason of Insanity".

I bought MOTHERLODE back in '89 when it was 1st released on Vinyl.......

The WHOLE project is FONKAY!!!!!!

Did you get the remastered version with the complete version of "Body Heat" as a bonus track?

Dude fuckin' rocks.

HuMpThAnG said:

woogiebear said:

I bought MOTHERLODE back in '89 when it was 1st released on Vinyl.......

The WHOLE project is FONKAY!!!!!!

Did you get the remastered version with the complete version of "Body Heat" as a bonus track?

Nah....I'll have 2 FIND IT!!!!!

I also saw "In The Jungle Groove" has the FULL version of "Blind Man Can See It"!!!!

woogiebear said:

HuMpThAnG said:

Did you get the remastered version with the complete version of "Body Heat" as a bonus track?

Nah....I'll have 2 FIND IT!!!!!

I also saw "In The Jungle Groove" has the FULL version of "Blind Man Can See It"!!!!

Get that one too...

HuMpThAnG said:

With The Original JB's

Can be found on heah

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I hate to be the nerd, but ..

This isn't the JB's. This is the James Brown Orchestra, the band before the JB's.

MrSoulpower said:

HuMpThAnG said:

With The Original JB's

Can be found on heah

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I hate to be the nerd, but ..

This isn't the JB's. This is the James Brown Orchestra, the band before the JB's.

According to the booklet, both Collins brothers are listed on there

Don't have it in front of me but, I found this.....

http://music.barnesandnob...4007621127

Now "Funk Bomb" was before the JB's

HuMpThAnG said:

MrSoulpower said:

I hate to be the nerd, but ..

This isn't the JB's. This is the James Brown Orchestra, the band before the JB's.

According to the booklet, both Collins brothers are listed on there

Don't have it in front of me but, I found this.....

http://music.barnesandnob...4007621127

Now "Funk Bomb" was before the JB's

Any James Brown fan know the actual date of the recording?

Timmy84 said:

HuMpThAnG said:

According to the booklet, both Collins brothers are listed on there

Don't have it in front of me but, I found this.....

http://music.barnesandnob...4007621127

Now "Funk Bomb" was before the JB's

Any James Brown fan know the actual date of the recording?

It's probably gives the date in the cd booklet..

But like I stated, I don't have it in front of me

Timmy84 said:

HuMpThAnG said:

According to the booklet, both Collins brothers are listed on there

Don't have it in front of me but, I found this.....

http://music.barnesandnob...4007621127

Now "Funk Bomb" was before the JB's

Any James Brown fan know the actual date of the recording?

Wait a minute!!!

Are you calling me a non James Brown fan??

HuMpThAnG said:

Timmy84 said:

Any James Brown fan know the actual date of the recording?

Wait a minute!!!

Are you calling me a non James Brown fan??

No. I just wanted to know if y'all know the date.

Timmy84 said:

HuMpThAnG said:

Wait a minute!!!

Are you calling me a non James Brown fan??

No. I just wanted to know if y'all know the date.

Just jiving

But I'm sure Catfish & Boots are listed

HuMpThAnG said:

Timmy84 said:

No. I just wanted to know if y'all know the date.

Just jiving

But I'm sure Catfish & Boots are listed

I'm kinda sure of it too. That bass and guitar combo sound too much alike to NOT be Bootsy & Catfish.

Timmy84 said:

HuMpThAnG said:

According to the booklet, both Collins brothers are listed on there

Don't have it in front of me but, I found this.....

http://music.barnesandnob...4007621127

Now "Funk Bomb" was before the JB's

Any James Brown fan know the actual date of the recording?

ok....I have the booklet from the cd and it states:

Possibly recorded November 23rd, 1970, King Studios, Cincinnati

Unconfirmed line-up of musicians. At this time The J.B.'s were: Darryl 'Hasaan' Jamison & Jerome 'Jasaan' Sanford (trumpets); Robert McCollough(tenor sax); St. Clair Pinckney(baritone sax);Bobby Byrd(keyboards); Phelps 'Catfish' Collins & Hearlon 'Cheese' Martin (guitars); William 'Bootsy' Collins (bass); Clyde Stubblefield & John 'Jabo' Starks (drums); Johnny Griggs(congas & percusson).

...alot of typing

HuMpThAnG said:

Timmy84 said:

Any James Brown fan know the actual date of the recording?

ok....I have the booklet from the cd and it states:

Possibly recorded November 23rd, 1970, King Studios, Cincinnati

Unconfirmed line-up of musicians. At this time The J.B.'s were: Darryl 'Hasaan' Jamison & Jerome 'Jasaan' Sanford (trumpets); Robert McCollough(tenor sax); St. Clair Pinckney(baritone sax);Bobby Byrd(keyboards); Phelps 'Catfish' Collins & Hearlon 'Cheese' Martin (guitars); William 'Bootsy' Collins (bass); Clyde Stubblefield & John 'Jabo' Starks (drums); Johnny Griggs(congas & percusson).

...alot of typing

THANKS!

I stand corrected ... I posted without actually listening and I confused this track with Funk Bomb and I felt compelled to say something, because many people just apply the term JB's to all of Brown's bands. But the difference between the James Brown Orchestra, a selection of highly skilled and experience professionals who tightened up Brown's music like no other, and the first set of the JB's - a young, inexperienced, raw and rather undisciplied bunch of youngsters, couldn't be bigger. Most people today don't realize how radical the change of direction in Brown's music really was when most of the James Brown Orchestra members left him standing and he was forced to hire Bootsy's bunch.

Samples:

The Collins brothers are ALL on that mothafucka.

MrSoulpower said:

I stand corrected ... I posted without actually listening and I confused this track with Funk Bomb and I felt compelled to say something, because many people just apply the term JB's to all of Brown's bands. But the difference between the James Brown Orchestra, a selection of highly skilled and experience professionals who tightened up Brown's music like no other, and the first set of the JB's - a young, inexperienced, raw and rather undisciplied bunch of youngsters, couldn't be bigger. Most people today don't realize how radical the change of direction in Brown's music really was when most of the James Brown Orchestra members left him standing and he was forced to hire Bootsy's bunch.

It also should be noted MOST hip-hop songs sampled from the work of the JB's than the James Brown Orchestra though even "Night Train" was sampled but it's been mostly from the JB's that a lot of hip-hop acts have sampled during and after the initial Collins brothers era of the band.

MrSoulpower said:

I stand corrected ... I posted without actually listening and I confused this track with Funk Bomb and I felt compelled to say something, because many people just apply the term JB's to all of Brown's bands. But the difference between the James Brown Orchestra, a selection of highly skilled and experience professionals who tightened up Brown's music like no other, and the first set of the JB's - a young, inexperienced, raw and rather undisciplied bunch of youngsters, couldn't be bigger. Most people today don't realize how radical the change of direction in Brown's music really was when most of the James Brown Orchestra members left him standing and he was forced to hire Bootsy's bunch.

Very true