JAMES BROWN - IT'S A MOTHER - VINYL LP TALKING HEADS

JAMES BROWN - IT'S A MOTHER - VINYL LP TALKING HEADSIt's a Mother, released in August 1969, goes far beyond soul: it anticipates the deeper funk to come. It features the monster two part single, "Mother Popcorn," a #1 R&B and #11 Pop hit and one of the last of the classic Pee Wee Ellis arrangements for James Brown. The album peaked at #3 on the Billboard R&B Soul LP chart and #26 on the Billboard 200. Decades later, it's sequence of hip tracks, "ballads and jams" makes it a benchmark for producers, neo

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