Biografía:
James Joseph Brown, Jr. (Barnwell, Carolina del Sur, 3 de mayo de 1933 - Atlanta, Georgia, 25 de diciembre de 2006)
En 1953 ingresó en el grupo de gospel The Starlighters. Con él en el grupo fueron transformándose desde el gospel al R&B. Tiempo después el nombre del grupo pasó a ser The Famous Flames. En 1955 publicaron el single "Please, Please, Please". En 1958 se lanza el primer número uno de James Brown, "Try me". El 24 de octubre de 1962 ofrecieron un concierto el teatro Apollo de Nueva York
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Anderson & Weill's Broadway standard "September Song"
Recorded by James Brown on the 1970 album Soul On Top
[Verse]
A7 E7
Oh, it's a long time from May to December
F#7 B7 E7
But the days grow short when you reach September
A7 E7
When the autumn weather turns the leaves to flame
F#7 B7 E7
One hasn't got time for the waiting game
[Bridge]
Am D7 Bbm
Oh, the days dwindle down to a precious few
Am D7 Bbm B
September, November
A7 E7
And these precious days I'll spend with you overnight
F#7 B7 E7
These precious days I'll spend with you
[Solo]
A7 E7 F#7 B7 E7
A7 E7 F#7 B7 E7
[Bridge]
Am D7 Bbm
Oh, the days dwindle down to a precious few
Am D7 Bbm B
September, November
C#m F# C B
These precious days
N.C.
I'll spend, I'll spend, I'll spend with you
[Outro]
E7 A7
Ohh-ho, Let me spend 'em
E7 A7
Don't cut me short, let me spend 'em
E7
Woman, let me tell ya
A7
Tell ya what I'll do
E7
I'll put mo' glide in yo' stride
A7
Mo' gut in yo' strut
E7 A7
I don't dig it, I don't dig it
E7
You can't be old
A7
Without a hole in yo' soul
E7
Put mo' glide in yo' stride
A7
Mo' gut in yo' strut
E7 A7
I'm a mess, I'm a mess
E7
Baby, can you guess?
A7
Hey-hey-hey YEAH!!!
(Brown continues to spit and scream ad lib rhymes over E7 A7 progression until fade)
Recorded by James Brown on the 1970 album Soul On Top
[Verse]
A7 E7
Oh, it's a long time from May to December
F#7 B7 E7
But the days grow short when you reach September
A7 E7
When the autumn weather turns the leaves to flame
F#7 B7 E7
One hasn't got time for the waiting game
[Bridge]
Am D7 Bbm
Oh, the days dwindle down to a precious few
Am D7 Bbm B
September, November
A7 E7
And these precious days I'll spend with you overnight
F#7 B7 E7
These precious days I'll spend with you
[Solo]
A7 E7 F#7 B7 E7
A7 E7 F#7 B7 E7
[Bridge]
Am D7 Bbm
Oh, the days dwindle down to a precious few
Am D7 Bbm B
September, November
C#m F# C B
These precious days
N.C.
I'll spend, I'll spend, I'll spend with you
[Outro]
E7 A7
Ohh-ho, Let me spend 'em
E7 A7
Don't cut me short, let me spend 'em
E7
Woman, let me tell ya
A7
Tell ya what I'll do
E7
I'll put mo' glide in yo' stride
A7
Mo' gut in yo' strut
E7 A7
I don't dig it, I don't dig it
E7
You can't be old
A7
Without a hole in yo' soul
E7
Put mo' glide in yo' stride
A7
Mo' gut in yo' strut
E7 A7
I'm a mess, I'm a mess
E7
Baby, can you guess?
A7
Hey-hey-hey YEAH!!!
(Brown continues to spit and scream ad lib rhymes over E7 A7 progression until fade)
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