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James Brown - My Thang (7")
Polydor PD 14244 , 1974 United States Fantastic funk breaks flipped notoriously in Hip Hop. An essential 45 for any serious JB collector. Public Enemy on the flip. Brushed storage wear to grooves but plays great, complete in fresh Polydor single jacket.
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James Brown - My Thang (7")
Polydor PDG 110, 1974 United States Fantastic funk breaks flipped notoriously in Hip Hop. An essential forty five to any serious JB collector. Flipside with Sex Machine.
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James Brown - Money Won't Change You (7")
Polydor 2066 194, 1972 United States Rare soul classics double sider with the fat funky Money Won't Change You backed by the deep hurting ballad Try Me. Gold labels are clean and disc in very credible VG+ condition not far from EX.
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James Brown - Mashed Potatoes U.S.A. (7")
King 45-5672, 1962 United States The godfather touring the states kick starting the fun in New York city with stops in Boston, Detroit, Chicago and so forth. Funky stuff as always by the main man. Small scribble on label, record is visually VG+ but p...
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James Brown - Licking Stick (7")
King 45-6166, 1968 United States James Brown and Bobby Byrd ripping things up nicely on this famous pick form the Say It Loud I'm Black and I'm Proud album. Some visual wear, good playback and clean labels.
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James Brown - Kansas City (7")
King 45-6086, 1967 United States James Brown And The Famous Flames heading to Kansas City for a whole lotta fun foxes and wine. Big writing on both label sides, record is VG+ with moderate groove wear.
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James Brown - It's Too Funky In Here (7")
Polydor PD 14557, 1979 United States We are turning the corner to the 'beloved' eighties and the soundscape is changing with Brad Shapiro producing. Still a good result by the main man. Clean EX copy in company sleeve.
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James Brown - I'm A Greedy Man (7")
Polydor PD 14100, 1971 United States James Brown and Bobby Byrd getting their funk on. Single only material in straight EX condition and clean labels.
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James Brown - I Got The Feelin' (7")
King 45-6155, 1968 Germany Massive tune that will rock any dancefloor anyday (or the Bill Cosby staircase for that matter). The horns and rhtyhm section is off this planet. Copy looks VG but plays great, check soundclip.
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James Brown - Hustle !!! (7")
Polydor PD 14281, 1975 United States Gotta love that raw mid tempo funk that only James Brown pulls off. Salute the Minister Of New New Super Heavy Funk, you dig...
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James Brown - Hot Pants (7")
People 45-2501, 1971 United States Not only does the Godfather pull off the absolutely utmost funk but his choice of titles surely is not to frown at either. Hot Pants (She Got To Use What She Got To Get What She Wants). Epic!
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James Brown - Give Me Some Skin (7")
Polydor PD 14409, 1977 Canada Two essentials here with Give Me Some Skin and People Wake Up And Live both from the fantastic Mutha's Nature album. Mega rare Canadian pressing in lovely EX condition, clean labels and company sleeve.
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James Brown - Get Up Offa That Thing (7")
Polydor PD 14326, 1976 United States Nice stomping funk double sider from the hardest working man in showbiz. Release The Pressure on the flip. US original in Polydor sleeve. Little groove wear.
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James Brown - Get Up Offa That Thing (7")
Polydor PD 14326, 1976 United States Nice stomping funk double sider from the hardest working man in showbiz. Release The Pressure on the flip. US original in Polydor sleeve. Little groove wear causing mild noise at intro turns, check soundclip.
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James Brown - Get On The Good Foot (7")
Polydor PD-14139, 1972 United States B-boy funk weaponry and a must in any beatdiggers box. Sampled by everyone from Big Daddy Kane over EPMD to De La Soul. Classic ish...
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James Brown - Get It Together (7")
King 45-6122, 1967 United States James Brown, Maceo Parker, Bobby Byrd and the rest of the Famous Flames getting their funk on. Two thrilling parts (Part 1 and 2), both very much worthwhile. Soft marks but barely audible, label with writing.
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James Brown - Eyesight (7")
Polydor PD 14465, 1978 United States If you thought the Godfather stopped funking by '75 or so think again. He might call it The New James Brown Disco Sound but still very much on point. Flipside with I Never, Never, Never Will Forget.
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James Brown - Don't Be A Drop-Out (7")
King 45-6056, 1966 United States The Godfather sharing some truth with young America ano 1966. Pretty clean copy but styrene pressing so light background noise.
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James Brown - Dead On It (7")
Polydor PD 14279, 1975 United States Does it get much tighter than this. Fred Wesley and James Brown leading a rhythm and brass section second to none. Disc is in very decent VG+ shape, plays almost EX, label has spots, stamp and writing.
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James Brown - Cold Sweat (7")
King 45-6110, 1967 United States Must have material to any beatdigger or funk fan. Blue label King original in visual average shape but as you will hear still a very useful play out copy for cheap.
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