Showing posts with label James Brown. Show all posts
Showing posts with label James Brown. Show all posts

Monday, December 27, 2010

James Brown, Technotronic...Wild Fun !

Wild. 'hot' music can explode beautifully in the brain. There is something powerful and super-fine about bristling wild music...especially that of the powerful James Brown and the pulsin' and compulsively rockin' music of the super coolness group, Technotronic. Listening to the immortal James Brown do the fabulous number 'I Feel Good' really made my day sizzle beautifully. Then a little later it was techno time cause I listened to 'Pump Up The Jam' by Technotronic. What great musical dynamite these artists provided. Listening to the wild music pumps up my ready soul so beautifully. What a fabulous experience!

Friday, June 25, 2010

Chuck Berry: A party time real 'Rocker!'

I felt great today so I just had to give a listen to the mighty man, Chuck Berry. There is no doubt this man knows how to rock out with some kickin' so "hip" music. And his guitar style is so electrifying he makes you want to get off your butt and dance yourself crazy just over and over. I used to have a lot of fun in that great music town, Athens, Georgia and believe me Chuck Berry and the powerhouse music man James Brown were big parts of the soul experience going on here in the magnificent rockin' state that is Georgia. Today, I listened once again to Chuck Berry do songs like 'Johnny B. Goode' and 'Reelin and Rockin' and man let me tell you people...All was right with the world. Let's all give a good shout out for this great Friday.. Let's enjoy our memories of the magical music men James Brown and the one and only Chuck Berry.

Thursday, December 31, 2009

A Tribute to Otis Redding, Soul Star

On this big night of New Year's Eve and the start of a brand new decade I went back to my soul, my Georgia man's deep feeling. In other words I listened tonight once again to the huge awe-inspiring wonderful sounds of the magnificent Georgia man, the fantastic Otis Redding. When he belts out a fine song like 'Dock of the Bay' or 'Try A Little Tenderness' it is so much soul the man serves up. I feel so energized now having my music from the man of soul and blues--Mr. Otis Redding. So many grand music men have come out of Georgia like James Brown, Ray Charles and Little Richard but Otis Redding stands way up there on the great musical pedestal. The man symbolizes wowee soul!

Sunday, September 13, 2009

Wow! Dawgs win and Mr. James Brown

A huge Georgia DAWGS soul like me sure had a big time last night. The DAWGS faced a truly tough South Carolina unit. It was rough but somehow the hard-working DAWGS hung in there and got themselves a win. Lord, it was a close one. The game kept jumpin' back and forth like big jazz gettin' me going. But ah, sweet victory for the good DAWGS. Lots of mental excitement for me so I kind of got into listening to some big boss James Brown joltin' music, that 'Got You.' Man, those soulful, pulsin' high-speed, great raw, blue notes coupled with some super-grand looping, piano runs from the incredible imaginative man of jazz, Mr. Oscar Peterson...Well, bless me that makes an excellent scene for one to get motorized in. It's interesting how so many unique ingredients are bubbling around in our grand whoop it up recipe that is the real southern culture. We got all kinds of happy feelings going. Mighty DAWGS, James Brown, cracklin' strong as the dickens powerhouse jazz and ever fascinating super-grand fashions. The folks of Metro Atlanta and Athens and all of Georgia know how to get the good things going. Oh, please go strong. Listen to huge music fellas like James Brown, Oscar Peterson,Otis Redding and the like. It's the start of another great September week so kick things into gear and take off for greatness everybody.

Nice Writing

THE GOOD terse writing of Ernest Hemingway is a real joy.  He does not use too many adjectives.  His 'Torrents' is a fine tome.