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  James Brown RIP

The hardest working man in show business is now resting.

Here's a clip from 1971 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0fn-xyaGHE


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An American icon and a legend in his own time.

The Final Gig. I bet there's some serious jammin' going on right about now somewhere ... up there.

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Great music. He taught Bootsy Collins about THE ONE.

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RIP indeed


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