James Brown - Live At The Apollo (1962) Expanded Edition FLAC

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Credits

• Alto Saxophone – William "Po' Devil" Burgess
• Backing Vocals – "Baby" Lloyd Stallworth, Bobby Bennett , Bobby Byrd
• Baritone Saxophone – Al Brisco Clark
• Bass – Hubert Perry
• Directed By [Music Director] – Lewis Hamlin
• Drums – Clayton Fillyau
• Drums [Probable] – George Sims
• Edited By – Chuck Seitz, Gene Redd
• Engineer – Tom Nola
• Guitar – Les Buie
• Mastered By – Chuck Seitz
• Organ, Other [Announcer] – Lucas Fats Gonder
• Producer, Vocals – James Brown
• Reissue Producer – Harry Weinger
• Remastered By – Ellen Fitton
• Tenor Saxophone – Al Brisco Clark, Clifford MacMillan, St-Clair Pinckney
• Trombone – Dickie Wells
• Trumpet – Lewis Hamlin, Roscoe Patrick, Teddy Washington

Notes

Recorded live at the Apollo Theater, New York City, October 24, 1962. Remastered & expanded edition includes 20 page booklet with photos, essays, & full credits.

1–8 originally issued, with overdubbed applause and an edited version of the intro, as King 826, May 1963.

9–12 are bonus single mixes:
9 - Radio promo version of King 5952 (September 1964)
11 - King K6020 (January 1966)
12 - King K6020 b-side (January 1966)

Digitally remastered at Universal Mastering Studios-East.

Total duration of 7.1–7.9 is 6:26

Barcodes

• Barcode: 602498613702

Companies

• Recorded At – Apollo Theater-New York City
• Mastered At – Universal Mastering Studios

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