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Top J.B.'s songs according to the fans:
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You Can Have a Watergate Just Gimme Some Buck and I'll Be Straight | Doing It to Death | 0 |
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Sucker | Doing It to Death | 0 |
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You Can Have a Watergate Just Gimme Some Buck and I'll Be Straight | Doing It to Death | 0 |
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La Di Da La Di Day | Doing It to Death | 0 |
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More Peas | Doing It to Death | 0 |
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You Can Have a Watergate Just Gimme Some Buck and I'll Be Straight | Doing It to Death | 0 |
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Doing It to Death, Parts 1 & 2 | Doing It to Death | 0 |
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Introduction to the J.B.'s | Doing It to Death | 0 |
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Givin' Up Food for Funk, Part 2 | Givin' Up Food for Funk | 0 |
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Givin' Up Food for Funk, Part 1 | Givin' Up Food for Funk | 0 |
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Rock | Rock Groove Machine / Rock | 0 |
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Rock Groove Machine | Rock Groove Machine / Rock | 0 |
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These Are the J.B.'s | Food for Thought | 0 |
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Theme From King Heroin | Food for Thought | 0 |
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Escape-Ism, Part 2 | Food for Thought | 0 |
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Escape-Ism, Part 1 | Food for Thought | 0 |
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Blessed Blackness | Food for Thought | 0 |
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The Grunt | Food for Thought | 0 |
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Hot Pants Road | Food for Thought | 0 |
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Wine Spot | Food for Thought | 0 |
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To My Brother | Food for Thought | 0 |
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Gimme Some More | Food for Thought | 0 |
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Pass the Peas | Food for Thought | 0 |
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Things & Do | Hustle With Speed | 0 |
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Taurus, Aries & Leo | Hustle With Speed | 0 |
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Thank You for Letting Be Myself and You Be Yours | Hustle With Speed | 0 |
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Transmograpfication | Hustle With Speed | 0 |
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All Aboard the Soul Funky Train | Hustle With Speed | 0 |
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Here We Come, Here We Go, Here We Are | Hustle With Speed | 0 |
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(It's Not the Express) It's the J.B.'s Monaurail | Hustle With Speed | 0 |
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The J.B.'s were the most renowned of James Brown's many backing bands (previously, the Famous Flames and the James Brown Band). The band provided musical support for the legendary singer and bandleader for the first half of the 1970s. The band stepped in to fill the shoes of Brown's previous band, who had walked out on him due to his arduous demands. The band's rhythmic foundation was initially provided by teenage bass prodigy William "Bootsy" Collins and his guitarist brother Phelps "Catfish" Collins, both of obscure R&B outfit The Pacemakers. (show more...)
