JAMES BROWN - SoulTrain

James Brown on Soultrain (1974) - Say It Loud

James Brown. Civil Rights activist Rev.Al Sharpton on James Brown expressing people's feelings. from James Brown: Al Sharpton Quotes 03

James Brown. Civil Rights activist Rev. Al Sharpton remembers visiting the South with James Brown. from James Brown: Al Sharpton Quotes 06

James Brown. Civil Rights Activist Rev. Al Sharpton on James Brown and Martin Luther King, Jr. from James Brown: Al Sharpton Quotes 02

James Brown. The Night James Brown Saved Boston. Live at the Boston Garden. April 5, 1968. from James Brown: April 5th 1968

James D-Train Williams .Runner [SoulTrain.1988]

James "J.T" Taylor .Let's Make Love.[SoulTrain.1991]

James Brown. Interviews highlighting his Soul Power. from James Brown: Soul Power

James Brown averting a riot onstage. Live at the Boston Garden. April 5, 1968. from James Brown: I'm Alright

James Brown. Personal Reflections of Black America. Live at the Apollo Theater, March 1968. from James Brown: Personal Reflections of Black America

James Brown. How "Say It Loud-I'm Black and I'm Proud" Affected the Black community. from James Brown: I'm Black And I'm Proud

James Brown meeting Vice President Humphrey at the White House. from James Brown: Al Sharpton Quotes 05

James Brown on understanding his influence on the Black community and being a man. from James Brown: Black Leader

James Brown was the ultimate self made man. from James Brown: Al Sharpton Quotes 01

James Brown. Interviews regarding support of President Richard Nixon. from James Brown: Too Much Power

James Brown. Boston's Radio DJ Jimmy Early speaks out. from James Brown: Radio DJ Jimmy Early

James Brown. Interviews about fans at Live at the Boston Garden, April 5, 1968. from James Brown: Not A Pacifist Calling For Peace

James Brown performs "Try Me". Live at the Apollo Theater, March 1968. from James Brown: Try Me (Live at the Apollo Theater)

James Brown. The Effect of his Dancing. With Civil Rights activist Dr. Andrew Young. from James Brown: The Effect of his Dancing

James Brown performs "Maybe the Last Time". Live at the Apollo Theater, March 1968. from James Brown: Maybe the Last Time (Live at the Apollo Theater)