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Article: Boston's Soul Savior.(Entertainment; MUSIC)('I Got the Feelin': James Brown in the '60s')(Video recording review)
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- August 11, 2008
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Byline: Brian Braiker
A new DVD set captures James Brown at his peak--including his historic MLK memorial concert.
The rev. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated on April 4, 1968, and on the weekend that followed riots and civil unrest ripped throughamore than 100aAmerican cities and towns. Washington, D.C., Chicago, Louisville, Baltimore and Detroit all burned. But Boston, itself a racial powder keg waiting for the right match, remained comparatively quiet. For that the city can thank Mr. Dynamite himself, the Godfather of Soul. James Brown's Boston Garden concert, which he reluctantly agreed to have broadcast live--worried he'd take a financial bath--channeled ...
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Article: Harlem Says Its Farewell to James Brown
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......28-2006 Harlem Says Its Farewell to James Brown Host: MELISSA BLOCK Time 21:00 - 22...MELISSA BLOCK, host: On now to the late James Brown. His career came full circle this afternoon...sound of soul. ROBERT SMITH: In 1962, James Brown took the stage of the Apollo Theater...
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