Track Listings (10) - Disc #1| All Artists: James Brown Title: I'm Real Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Release Date: 1/4/2005 Album Type: Import Genre: R&B Styles: Funk, Soul Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 638592104228 |
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Out of print in the U.S.! 2007 Japanese reissue of this album by Mr. Funk & Soul himself, James Brown. Originally released in 1988, I'm Real featured the songwriting and production skills of Full Force. 11 tracks inclu... more » |
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Album Description Out of print in the U.S.! 2007 Japanese reissue of this album by Mr. Funk & Soul himself, James Brown. Originally released in 1988, I'm Real featured the songwriting and production skills of Full Force. 11 tracks including 'Time To Get Busy', 'Static (Part One and Two)' and 'Can't Git Enuf'. BMG Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsThe Doctor of Funk proclaims that He's Real! Larry M. Wright | Elkton, Maryland United States | 10/06/2000 (4 out of 5 stars) "Looking back at the James Brown experience, James admitted himself that the things that they are doing today, I did yesterday, the things that I'll do tomorrow, they will bring back in the future (paraphrased). Listening to this album shows how versatile James is. Working with Full Force when they were at the height of their career, James showed how "fresh" he can be, yet innovative. Look at "Static-pts 1 & 2". During the entire song, you heard the static you hear from your old records going. This instantly gives it an "old" sound. But it sounds like an '80'S album. And the groove is infectous even though the song doesn't incorporate any JB type horns in it. "You and Me" is a nice James' 80ish ballad. James puts out the message on the title track basically telling all the samplers that he is the king. So leave him alone. "Keep Keepin'" is a serious jam that keeps you going. And with Maceo Parker blowin' that saxaphone only the way he can, this is my second favorite tune behind "Static". But this is a James Brown '80's sound. If you are a true 1970's JB fan, this album will somewhat satisfy you, but we all know that nothing can touch his late sixties-early seventies grooves. But you figure, in another ten years, the sound of this album will sound as fresh as these sounds in the future decade. But if you like more of James Brown singing more slow songs or ballads, this is not the album for you. Until the next review-Funk ON America!" Calling all copycats mistermaxxx@yahoo.com | usa | 12/30/2000 (4 out of 5 stars) "Jaems Brown grooved on this set with Full Force."Static" is a Jam that put his other late 80's to shame.it spoke the truth at the many folks who ride on his style.now it's true His 60's&70's Material wiil run circles over his later work but this is a alright for it's time period.He still has many trying to be like Him.He Knows He is Bad&Unstoppable."
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