James Brown – Full T.A.M.I Show Performance, 1964

By Lloyd Kahn on February 7, 2014

https://youtube.com/watch?v=5_jqhXNF98A

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2 Responses to James Brown – Full T.A.M.I Show Performance, 1964

  2. The entire TAMI show is well worth watching but this is definitely the highlight. Right after JB the Stones come on to finish the show and it is pretty obvious where Jagger got his moves from. With all the furor over Elvis back then it's just amazing to see JB performing like that in 1964 in front of an audience largely composed of 16 yr old white girls.

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