James Brown - Live At The Apollo, 1962 Album

Tracklist

1	Instrumental Bridge	0:11
2	Think Tenor Saxophone – St. Clair Pinckney	1:45
3	Introduction / Opening Fanfare	1:49
4	Lost Someone Organ – Bobby Byrd	10:43
5	Medley: Please, Please, Please / You've Got The Power / I Found Someone / Why Do You Do Me / I Want You So Bad / I Love You, Yes I Do / Strange Things Happen / Bewildered / Please, Please, Please	6:27
6	Instrumental Bridge	0:12
7	Night Train / Closing	3:26
8	I'll Go Crazy	2:05
9	I Don't Mind	2:28
10	Try Me	2:14
11	Instrumental Bridge	0:13

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
K-826	James Brown	James Brown Live At The Apollo ‎(LP, Album)	King Records	K-826	US	1963
826	The Apollo Theatre Presents In Person! James Brown	The Apollo Theatre Presents In Person! James Brown - The James Brown Show (Live At The Apollo) ‎(LP, Album, Mono)	King Records	826	US	1963
582 703	James Brown	The James Brown Show ‎(LP, Mono, RE)	Polydor	582 703	UK	Unknown
HA 8184	James Brown	James Brown Live At The Apollo ‎(LP, Album, TP)	London Records	HA 8184	UK	1963
826, LP 826	James Brown	James Brown Live At The Apollo ‎(LP, Album, Mono)	King Records , Regency	826, LP 826	Canada	1963

Credits

• Artwork [Orignal Art & Cover] – Dan Quest
• Backing Vocals – "Baby" Lloyd Stallworth, Bobby Bennett , Bobby Byrd
• Baritone Saxophone – Al "Brisco" Clark
• Bass – Hubert Perry
• Conductor [Music Director] – Lewis Hamlin
• Design [Reissue] – Joey Reinleib
• Drums – Clayton Fillyau, Sam Latham
• Edited By – Chuck Seitz, Gene Redd
• Engineer [Location] – Tom Nola
• Executive-Producer [Reissue] – Bill Levenson
• Guitar – Les Buie
• Liner Notes [Original Sleeve] – Hal Neely
• Mastered By [Original] – Chuck Seitz
• Mastered By [Reissue] – Tom Ruff
• Organ, MC – Lucas "Fats" Gonder
• Producer [Original] – James Brown
• Reissue Producer, Liner Notes [Reissue] – Harry Weinger
• Tenor Saxophone – Al "Brisco" Clark, Clifford MacMillan, St. Clair Pinckney
• Trombone – Dickie Wells
• Trumpet – Lewis Hamlin, Mack Johnson, Teddy Washington
• Vocals – James Brown

Notes

Recorded live at the Apollo Theater, New York City, October 24, 1962

℗ 1963 PolyGram Records Inc.
© 1963 PolyGram Records Inc.

Made in Germany

Barcodes

• Barcode: 0 422-843479-2 1
• Label Code: LC: 0309
• Rights Society: BIEM/STEMRA
• Matrix / Runout (Main reference): 843 479-2 01
• Matrix / Runout (Etched on same ring as main reference): YC
• Matrix / Runout (Etched on inner ring): MADE IN GERMANY

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – PolyGram Records, Inc.
• Copyright (c) – PolyGram Records, Inc.
• Recorded At – Apollo Theater-New York City

Short intro

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