THE DAILY TAR HEEL
Saturday, October 15, 1966
Exclusive Interview
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Papa's Got A Brand New Bag
By AVON PRIVETTE
James Brown and his show
at Memorial Auditorium in
Rrleigh last week were just
out of this world. James, his
18 - piece band, The Flames,
his dancers all were-just too
much. . .
All his fans (5000 of them)
from the area were there, rea
dy to see Mr. Dynamite him
self. . ..
The show was a combination
of his band doing instrumen
tal and backing him up when
he played the organ, a come
dy act, and James' selection
of hits. They included "I 'Feel
Good" "Papa's Got A Brand
New Bag" and "Prisoner of
Love." As he rendered "This
Is A Man's World," there was
a stillness in the crowd. Ev
eryone was spellbound as his
heart - and - soul poured forth
the meaningful lyrics, that re
sounded ell through the buil
ding. . ' T
Through the auspices of Joe
and Elliot Murnick of C & M
Productions, I was granted an
interview with the one - and -only
James.
When I enetered his dress
ing room he was reading thes
article I had written about
him in the Daily Tar Heel
last week. That got us ac
quainted so our interview got
off to a bang. After chatting
five or six minutes, I remem
bered to turn on the tape re
corder. Here it is, my interview
with the King of Soul, James
Brown. -
DTH: "Though everybody
has their own definition of
your 'sound,' I know your own
terms will add more meaning
to them.
James: "Well, my music is
like you explain here in your
column. I say, I say column.
I appreciate it the pheno
menal write up you gave me.
It really made me feel good.
But I'd like to say my music
is like everyday livin'. I Ve
to play it like I see it. Like
the umpire scys, I call it like
I see it.' And this is the way
it goes. Its a religious thing,
its a happy thing, but its like
everyday living. That's what ;,
it is. You know you said (in
the write r up) : 'its, you mner 4
self.' That'sright.. J,; had. a lotm
of problemsin my .. chilhood.'
It was real rough for "me ltovj
make it, you know. I had to J
get out and work at an early ;
age, but thanks to everybody
else I made it."
DTH: "You've bought a new i
Lear Jet airplane, haven't 'i
you?"
James: "Yes, I have.",
.-DTH: "Did you fly into '
Greensboro (James had played '
Sunday in Greensboro).
..James: "1 flew into Greens
boro rnd I flew into Raleigh,
too! It's out at the airport
now.
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DTH: "Of the many instru
ments you play, do you have
one favorite?"
James: "I like the organ,
but I like the drums too."
DTH: "Are you going to play
the drums tonight?"
James: "I wont get a
chance tonight, because I've
been out twice already and I
gotta go back again:
DTH: "I gue?s you've lost a
few pounds already."
James: "Ha, ha, ha. I don't
want you to think too much
until you see the next part of
the show. That's THE part.
DTH: "I'm saving rot of
my film for it. Do you have
one favorite song?
James: "Well, I love
"Please, Please" with all the
heart and soul I can come ua
with. "Please, Please," that
wa" mv beginning . You know,
it ws tht beginning of James
Brown. And it seems that ev
prvbodv -l l'ks "Please,
Please" better. Most of the
D'ODle do, you know. But ev
erybody has their own favor
Jtps too, like this lrst song I
just recorded about don't be
a school dropout."
DTH: "That was really tre
mndous. (He had just pre
formed this prior to the inter
view) You, Bobby (Byrd).
and the cheerleaders. It was
wrll liked.
James: "Yeah! Did you see
the response we got from the
audience?"
DTH: "I got a picture of
that. It was so sharp. You
could see a warm glow in
their frees."
James: "Right, they really
liked it."
x DTH: "It was thoughtful for
you to do it."
. James: "Thank vou, thank
you1, very: much. Well, its not
tne- tnmg-ar, wnnner you
want 1 to make! money all the -time.
You want to make it.
worthy of our country. I want
to make our country bettpr."
DTH: "Thats a nobte thing
for you to say."
James: "Yeah, this is fome
thing, and I want to do even
thing I can. And the only
way we can larn to get every
thing big to really go is to
rai?p that 1cvp1 tht we live
on. and our standards. Like go
ing to school. We pot to gt
a good education. We need to
mke our livin' rtndard high
er, you know. Then things are
better for us. But ther?'l! al
ways be some laborers around
but we want thm to be skill
ed because This is THE
country. America is the coun
try. I've been to all the for
eign countries, but America is
the country.
DTH: "Hearing this from
you sure makes me feel good."
JAMES: "Oh man. I've been
every place. I don't want to
go no othr Dlace, not me.
DTH: "I know of 13,000 stu
dents who'll appreciate that.
James: "Thank you very
much. I want to say thanks
to all the kids in school. Stay
there until vou finish. Because
if you don't you're gonna re
gret it in your latr days, you
know. You may as well be
dad if you don't have an ed
ucation. DTH: "Do you have a fav
orite building in the area to
perform in?
JAMES: "Wellbelieve it or
not, I lik the Memorial Au
ditorium (in Raleigh.)
DTH: "The acoustics there
are better."
James: "Yeah, I like the
Memorial Auditorium. It kinda
carries me back. I think about
a while back when I used to
play there."
DTH: "One thing your many
fans appreciate is that you al
ways show up when you sched
ule a performance. Bacjr. last
January when it was snowing
and sleeting, and the crowd
was small, you still put on a
grand show.
James: "Well, I'm always
gonna do that. Because if one
person comes I'm gonna give
him a show. Fame is one
thing but friends is another.
I'd rather have friends."
DTH: "Thank you so much
for the chat."
James: "Well, go see the
rest of the show and then
come back and let, me know
what you think. You can leave
the recorder here. I'll, sign
some pictures for you. You
can pick them up after the
show.
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