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Idella 2022-03-01 08:01:32
not calcium tablets
I gave it five stars for the purpose of strongly promoting it~ I
watched the same movie, and it turned out that not only did G Hai not appear affectionately, but also the handsome guy, but the plot of the movie kept going in the opposite direction, which surprised me!
Let's Go to Prison! Life in... -
Clark 2022-03-01 08:01:32
"Housemates"
I watched it last year and now I remember the name of the movie, I forgot the content of the movie
"If you have a complaint, all you need to do is write it down on a note, put it in an envelope, and stuff it in your asshole. If you feel you've been treated unfairly, write it down in detail on the...
James Brown
James Brown (James Brown, 1933 5 years 3 - December 25, 2006), was born in South Carolina in Barnwell, African American Singer, , known as the American Soul Godfather (Godfather of Soul ), the founder of music genre such as RAP , Hip-Hop and Disco .
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He began his singing career in 1953
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. In 1965, James Brown won the Grammy's best R&B record with "Dad's New Bag". From the 1950s to the mid-1970s, two changes in the American music scene were related to him.
James Brown has recorded more than 50 albums and 119 singles in his lifetime. Brown won two Grammy Awards in 1965 and 1987, and was crowned the Glamour Lifetime Achievement Award in 1992 . He was also one of the first singers selected into The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in 1986
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Unfortunately, he died of pneumonia in the United States at 1:45 am on December 25, 2006, at the age of 73.
Early Experience
Born on May 3, 1933 in Barnwell County, South Carolina, he grew up in poverty and spent his childhood mainly in Augusta, Georgia
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Before finishing eighth grade in 1949, he was stolen in Georgia(Toccoa) a correctional home nearby has undergone three-and-a-half years of renovation
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Performing Experience
After regaining his freedom in 1953, he joined the four-person singing group "Gospel Starlighters" led by Bobby Byrd and began singing gospel songs. As James Brown joined, "Gospel Starlighters" soon adjusted its career direction from gospel songs to R&B songs. The band was also renamed "Famous Flames", and James became the soul of the band
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On November 1, 1955, "Famous Flames" recorded "Please Please Please" in WIBB, Georgia
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On October 1, 1958, James Brown’s first sensational song "Try Me" came out, and it quickly became popular and became the best-selling R&B single of the year, creating the first of 17 top pop songs for James in the next 20 years.
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On February 1, 1965, James Brown recorded "Papa's Got a Brand New Bag" (Papa's Got a Brand New Bag), a revolutionary music single. After its release in the summer of that year, the song remained at the top of the R&B song charts for 8 consecutive weeks, and even ranked among the top 10 popular music in the United States
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On July 1, 1971, James signed a contract with Polydor Records for a period of 10 years
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On January 5, 1974, the most successful album of the 70 albums in James' life, "The Payback", for the first time hit the billboard album chart. This is the only album in his life that has been rated as a gold record and has sold a total of 500,000 copies
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On September 1, 1984, the Bronx RAPsingerAfrika Bambaataa and James teamed up to record the chant single "Unity"
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On January 11, 1986, James sang Rocky IV's theme song "Living in America", which ranked 4th among the 100 hits on Billboard and became James' most successful pop single since 1965
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On February 25, 1992, James Brown was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 34th Grammy Music Awards Gala
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At 1:45 am on December 25, 2006, James Brown died of pneumonia in the United States at the age of 73.
Personal Life
James Brown was married four times in his life. He had two children with his first wife, Velma Warren, and three with his second wife, Deidre Jenkins. The child, the third wife Adriana, died in 1996. Brown's eldest son was killed in a car accident in 1973
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In 2006, Brown married his fourth wife Tommy Raye Hynie (Tomi Raye Hynie), one of his alternate singers, and the two had a son, James Jr
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Character Evaluation
In his 50-year acting career, James Brown has twice become a key figure in promoting the revolution in American music-in the 1960s, he turned R&B into Soul; in the early 1970s, he turned Soul into Funk. His performance is also unique. His singing always uses his best, combined with gasping, calling, whimpering and so on. Many times, when the performance is over, he sweats on his face and bends his knees as if he is about to faint on the stage, but after a while he stands up again and continues to sing desperately. At the same time, his dance is also very famous. It has influenced the performances of many people from "Rolling Stones" lead singer Mick Jagger to MJ
. For half a century, the innovative genius of the "Godfather of Soul Music" has enriched our culture and influenced generations of musicians. As an original American genius, his fans come from all walks of life and come from different social backgrounds
. Brown is a talented artist in his bones, and his dance is especially worth mentioning. Brown is to rhythm and dance music, what Dylan is to lyric lyrics, is the undisputed great innovator in this field
. Brown is a legendary R&B singer and lyricist. He is the creator of "Funk" music. He is also unique in rap, hip-hop, disco and other fields. Brown has many aliases, but his talent has been praised by everyone
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Character Dispute
In September 1988, Brown , who smoked a lot of PCP , took a shotgun into the insurance seminar next door to his Augusta office. He was eventually sentenced to 6 years in prison. He first spent 15 months in prison in South Carolina, and then spent 10 months in a "work-release" project
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In February 1991, Brown was released on parole. In 2003, the South Carolina Parole Board pardoned him for the crimes committed in this state
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Extended Reading
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Barry: Prepare to be woo-ed, by the master.
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John Lyshitski: Under all the swastikas, he's a real prick.
