★US Pressing★ James Brown & Maceo Parker 70's Classic Album 3-Disc Set

★All US Reissue★

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① "SUPER BAD" 1971
A1 features Jabo's drums delivering a tight funk beat, Bootsy's bass driving the groove with a thick, black undulation, Catfish's cutting guitar that spasms, Johnny Griggs' congas injecting black afro elements, saxophones that slice with freaky phrases, a thick horn section that builds up, and JB's intense scream. Truly super bad, super heavy funk. A classic of JB funk, a classic among classics.

② "THERE IT IS" 1972
The opening shout is also super famous A1, you'll know it when you hear it. A2, with its slow but heavy rhythm and the master's message resonating in a deep sound image. B1, once quoted by Gilles Peterson on his own label, is an important classic among JB's famous songs. B4, with its dope worldview, fascinates hip-hop producers, and so on, with a total of 8 songs. A masterpiece that has a fresh appeal in any era.

③ "FUNKY MUSIC MACHINE" 1972
MACEO AND ALL THE KING'S MEN
A masterpiece by the Kings Men, a sax player known for his work with JB's and his participation in P-FUNK. The second and final work released after leaving the master James Brown. A1, a straight-ahead medium funk that opens the album, A2 with its excellent female chorus, B1, and B4, a mellow song with the best sweet vocals, and a total of 10 songs.

Drum Break
Breakbeats
Sampling Source
HIPHOP
Rap
Soul
R&B
UK Soul
Acid Jazz
Hip Hop
Rhythm and Blues
Latin
Samba
Dance
Black Contemporary
Gospel
Club
House
Jazz
Free Soul
Cafe Après-midi
Rare Groove
Funk
Jazz Funk
Mellow Groove
AOR
Suburbia
Light Mellow
City Pop
Fusion
Shibuya-kei