James Brown - Dead On It 

Is there a recording of that you can (or maybe already have?) share?

Unfortunately I don't have any of those mix tapes available at this time. Everything is boxed up in storage. Maybe sometime later down the line. Thank you for asking.

From top 2 bottom bruv, A LEGEND PIONEER N A TROJAN! 😎👊

@@zeplinali1041 we all loved Mr.Brown in our own way The Godfather of Soul Living in America 🇺🇸

I remember!!

Once JB lost Fred's production work, the wheels fell off.

Was fortunate to see and experiencer so many shows with that crowd (before Wesley even) . I could have watched and listened to just the Band all night...first saw them in 1964 and then through 1969 on so many occasions.. They were the BEST !

It sure was you know it

The original release of this 45, featured parts 1 & 2 was withdrawn, I bought 3 copies, but the damn value never increased 😄

@@SoulOnTopJB Well you can juggle the two copies break and keep one minty fresh.

@@sparkstron73 that is exactly what I did, never played 2 of them, worth approx £5, 45 years later 😄

this shit is fire

Words only coming from a true vinyl Junkie, like me, like millions of ours... Thanks. You can't even imagine how many destroyed vinyls I found here and there... And restored "avec les moyens du bord" (french expression)... Just like you obviously did, also. You take care, Brother.

He still delivered the goods even after this release, as my next upload will show.

@@SoulOnTopJB "Mutha Nature" and "Jam" lp were great and "BodyHeat" as well but once he got rid of Byrd and Fred went to P Funk..his sound would never be the same. A new generation arrived by 75. "Payback" LP technically was his apex. His showmanship remain untouched. "I'm Satisfied" should've been a huge hit. .

@@unique74muzik Agree "Payback" was his apex, "Mutha Nature" & "Jam" simply couldn't compete with the Funk George Clinton was churning in the mid 70's.

As far as his later hits go, I'm a big fan of Eyesight, Body Heat, and Too Funky in Here!-I think those were super solid hits! Okay carry on!

@@antoniowyckoff2 agree💯

Yep, still producing the good in '75 👍

🙏🏾👊🏽💪🏽👑⭐️😎 I don’t want nobody to give me nothing open up the door I’ll get it myself 👊🏽

One bad ass cut 👍

😀👌👍

Down D!

It's a great track, including the intro, but I agree the intro didn't need to be on the 45, however the record was soon withdrawn after release, replaced by ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mO6e0_e5_9Q.html

@@SoulOnTopJB According to the liner notes from THE SINGLES volume 9, it was withdrawn in May 1975 (Polydor 14271), but then reassigned to Polydor 14281 released in June 1975. What it doesn’t say in the liner notes is that, as you said, HUSTLE (DEAD ON IT) from the LP EVERYBODY’S DOIN’ THE HUSTLE is the A-side, but part 2 of DEAD ON IT is the B-side of that single. I have both singles 14271 & 14281. The first one was out for a few weeks before it was withdrawn according to the liner notes.

And it was unnecessary to add (Dead On It) to the title of Hustle, which IMO was confusing.

@@SoulOnTopJB Yes it was very confusing!!

E dançar muito bem 😂

For JB fans the song starts at 00:00

@@SoulOnTopJB That’s fine but the song actually starts at 2:18 and as someone who spent countless dollars on James Brown and JB’s records, I am indeed a real fan, sometimes I just want to get straight to the music.

There was a limited run of 5000 released in 2005 by Hip O Select which featured a longer version of Deep In It ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-g6O2dbNO8hg.html

Good luck finding it as I have been but ran on a CD it ran for 100 dollars

Ahh I put that together so long ago, I've no idea.