James Brown - Black Caesar Soundtrack LP Polydor 2490 117 Soul Funk
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Description
James Brown ?– Black Caesar
Label: Polydor ?– 2490 117 Format: Vinyl, LP, AlbumCountry: UK Released: 1973 Genre: Funk / Soul Style: Soul, Funk
Tracklist
A1 –James Brown Down And Out In New York City 4:43 A2 –James Brown Blind Man Can See It 2:18 A3 –James Brown Sportin' Life 3:50 A4 –James Brown Dirty Harri 1:29 A5 –James Brown The Boss 3:14 A6 –James Brown Make It Good To Yourself 3:18 B1 –Lyn Collins Mama Feel Good 3:29 B2 –James Brown Mama's Dead 4:47 B3 –James Brown White Lightning (I Mean Moonshine) 2:40 B4 –James Brown Chase 2:38 B5 –James Brown Like It Is, Like It Was 3:51Credits
- Arranged By, Composed By – Fred Wesley
- Arranged By, Composed By, Conductor – James Brown
- Artwork By [Design] – Charles Bobbit
- Featuring – The J.B.'s
- Mixed By – Bob Both
- Photography – Haywood E. Moore
- Producer – James Brown
Notes
Notes: Originally released February 1973 on Polydor PD 6014.All tracks stereo except track B1, which is in mono.
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