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pressed on 180-gram <B>Black Vinyl</B>. <I>Live At The
Apollo</I> remains one of the defining live albums of the 1960s and a
pivotal release in James Brown's catalogue. Recorded at Harlem's
Apollo Theatre in 1962, it captured the full force of Brown's stage
show at a point when few live R&B albums had managed to convey
that level of energy, tension and crowd response on record. Backed
by the Famous Flames, Brown drives through hit after hit with barely a
pause, turning the performance into a continuous surge of
call-and-response, band precision and emotional release. What gives
the album its lasting reputation is not only the setlist but the sense of
occasion preserved in the recording itself. The audience reaction is
integral to the performance, pushing tracks such as "I'll Go Crazy",
"Try Me", "Think" and "Night Train" into something far bigger than their
studio versions. It is a live record that feels completely committed to
the room it was made in, and that immediacy remains its strength.
Recommended)<BR><B>#Top 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time</B> <BR><B>#Top 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time</B>)
