James Brown understood the unique ability that music has in bringing people together! The evening after MLK’s death in 1968, James Brown performed his full setlist at the Boston Garden to a mourning crowd. Through his electric stage presence and charged vocals in songs like “Ride The Pony”, James Brown was able to unite the crowd during this difficult time. #LiveMusic | James Brown

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James Brown’s signature cape routine. His famous stint originated when he was only five years old and went to church regularly with his family. The bishop, Charles Manuel “Sweet Daddy” Grace, often wore a cape that James Brown was drawn to. The cape stuck with him and became a staple of his performances. #LivePerformance | James Brown

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