• Skip to main content
  • Skip to header right navigation
  • Skip to site footer
do you remember

DoYouRemember?

The Home of Nostalgia

  • Celebrity News
    • Family
    • Obituaries
    • Life Behind the Fame
    • Icons
    • Celebrity Feuds
  • Entertainment
    • Cast
    • Showbiz Rewind
    • Music
    • Beauty & fashion
  • Stories
  • Celebrity Buzz!?
  • Sitcoms
    • Bewitched
    • Little Rascals
    • The Partridge Family
    • I Dream of Jeannie
    • All in the Family
    • MASH
    • Happy Days
    • Cheers
  • Celebrity Collections
  • About Us
  • Media
  • Privacy
  • Terms
  • DMCA
  • Contact Us
  • Authors
MusicStories

1963: James Brown Live at the Apollo

by Alexis Velez • Published January 3, 2015

Add as a preferred source on Google
1963: James Brown Live at the Apollo
nu.nl

It’s been over fifty years since the legendary James Brown and the Famous Flames played, funded and recorded their very first live album at Harlem’s famed Apollo Theater, this compilation gives fans the opportunity to listen to a collection of the group’s most iconic performances all in one place.

Best of Live at the Apollo: 50th Anniversary is a collection of tracks recorded during three of Brown’s shows, and coincides with the release of the group’s first album, Live at the Apollo, which was named number 25 on Rolling Stone magazine’s list of the 500 greatest albums of all time.

Related:

  1. ‘Mary Tyler Moore Show’ Star Valerie Harper’s Husband Asks For Help Paying Her Cancer Treatments
  2. 71-Year-Old Pat Benatar Is Ageless In Photos Alongside Lookalike Daughter

Best Of features several smash hits such as “Night Train,” “Try Me,” “I’ll Go Crazy” and “Sex Machine,” as well as two previously unreleased tracks, the instrumental “Hot Pants Road” and “There It Is,” which were recorded for the shelved album Get Down at the Apollo with the J.B.’s: Live At The Apollo Vol. IV.

 

Though they may have no been able to video their originals performances, here is James Brown performing one his many hits live from the Apollo Theatre in 1985.

More Like This

ST. ELSEWHERE, (back, from left): William Daniels, Ed Flanders, (front): Cynthia Sikes, David Birney

Ed Flanders And Norman Lloyd Ended ‘St. Elsewhere’ With A Snow Globe, And Even The Cast Couldn’t Agree What It Meant

Dolly Parton

Dolly Parton Kept Her Cancer Private Until The End, Here’s What Her Family Has Revealed Since

Michael J. Fox

Michael J. Fox And Tracy Pollan’s Son Sam Is 37 Now, And His 3 Sisters Are All Grown Up Too

Adam-12

The Only ‘Adam-12’ Cast Members Still Alive Today

About Alexis Velez

  • View Author
Previous Post:An Ode to the Golden GirlsAn Ode to the Golden Girls

Sidebar

Recommended

Donna Fargo, 81, Has Spent Nearly 50 Years Living With MS And Still Writes Songs

Kate Hudson

Goldie Hawn’s Granddaughter Rani Is 8 Now And Looks Just Like Mom Kate Hudson

jane-seymour-the-assistants

85-Year-Old ‘Mike Hammer’ Star Stacy Keach Dies After Long Battle With Heart Failure As Wife Calls Him ‘A True Warrior’


do you remember
  • About Us
  • Media
  • Privacy
  • Terms
  • DMCA
  • Contact Us
  • Authors

  • Facebook
  • X
  • YouTube
  • Pinterest
  • LinkedIn
  • Instagram
  • Mail

© 2026 · All Rights Reserved · Powered by BizBudding