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Jan. 2nd, 2007
James Brown quiz answers
Jan. 2nd, 2007 07:01 pmQuiz answers:
Cold Sweat
Brown continued to develop the new funk idiom. "Cold Sweat" (1967), a song with only one chord change, was considered a departure even compared to Brown's other recent innovations. Critics have since come to see it as a high-water mark in the dance music of the 1960s; it is sometimes called the first "true" funk recording.
Brown employed musicians and arrangers who had come up through the jazz tradition. He was noted for his ability as a bandleader and songwriter to blend the simplicity and drive of R&B with the rhythmic complexity and precision of jazz...Maceo Parker's prominent saxophone solos provided a focal point for many performances.
James Brown lives on in his recordings and the hearts of his fans!
Cold Sweat
Brown continued to develop the new funk idiom. "Cold Sweat" (1967), a song with only one chord change, was considered a departure even compared to Brown's other recent innovations. Critics have since come to see it as a high-water mark in the dance music of the 1960s; it is sometimes called the first "true" funk recording.
Brown employed musicians and arrangers who had come up through the jazz tradition. He was noted for his ability as a bandleader and songwriter to blend the simplicity and drive of R&B with the rhythmic complexity and precision of jazz...Maceo Parker's prominent saxophone solos provided a focal point for many performances.
James Brown lives on in his recordings and the hearts of his fans!
James Brown quiz answers
Jan. 2nd, 2007 07:01 pmQuiz answers:
Cold Sweat
Brown continued to develop the new funk idiom. "Cold Sweat" (1967), a song with only one chord change, was considered a departure even compared to Brown's other recent innovations. Critics have since come to see it as a high-water mark in the dance music of the 1960s; it is sometimes called the first "true" funk recording.
Brown employed musicians and arrangers who had come up through the jazz tradition. He was noted for his ability as a bandleader and songwriter to blend the simplicity and drive of R&B with the rhythmic complexity and precision of jazz...Maceo Parker's prominent saxophone solos provided a focal point for many performances.
James Brown lives on in his recordings and the hearts of his fans!
Cold Sweat
Brown continued to develop the new funk idiom. "Cold Sweat" (1967), a song with only one chord change, was considered a departure even compared to Brown's other recent innovations. Critics have since come to see it as a high-water mark in the dance music of the 1960s; it is sometimes called the first "true" funk recording.
Brown employed musicians and arrangers who had come up through the jazz tradition. He was noted for his ability as a bandleader and songwriter to blend the simplicity and drive of R&B with the rhythmic complexity and precision of jazz...Maceo Parker's prominent saxophone solos provided a focal point for many performances.
James Brown lives on in his recordings and the hearts of his fans!