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The 1963 live album that James Brown took into his own hands
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‘Live At The Apollo’: Soul Dynamite In Harlem From James Brown
It’s the album that Mick Jagger has said he sometimes plays before he goes on stage, to get himself in the mood to entertain a huge crowd. It’s in the Grammy Hall of Fame, claimed a place inside the Top 25 of Rolling Stone’s all-time album list and is widely regarded as one of the truly great live records. It’s James Brown’s seminal Live At The Apollo.
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