James Brown Live in 1988 - Good Can Still Be Great

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05/13/17 • 7 min

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In this episode Rob Esse talks about watching a concert recording of James Brown Live in 1988 and how even an average performance by James and his band can be a great thing to see.

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In this episode Rob Esse talks about watching a concert recording of James Brown Live in 1988 and how even an average performance by James and his band can be a great thing to see.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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