James Brown - Gravity (Expanded Edition)

RE-PRESS: CD ORIGINALLY RELEASED IN 2013

• ‘Gravity’ was produced by Dan Hartman (‘Relight My Fire’, ‘Instant Replay’, ‘I Dream About You’) in 1986 due to the phenomenal success of ‘Living In America’ from the soundtrack to Rocky VI. This single gained the #4 spot in the Pop chart, #10 in the R&B and #5 in the UK.

• The title track the follow up single reached #26 in the R&B chart as well as #93 in the Pop chart. Also featured on this album is the James Brown classic ‘Turn Me Loose, I’m Doctor Feelgood’ which is a surefire dancefloor filler.

• ‘How Do you Stop’ was the third single release and returned the late, great soul man to the R&B top It is a minor classic in Brown’s catalogue and was later covered by none other than Joni Mitchell on her 1994 album ‘Turbulent Indigo’.

‘Gravity’ is a must for all Soul, Funk and Dance fans out there!

James Brown, also known as the Godfather of Soul and the Hardest Working Man in Show Business, had a career that would put any others in the business to shame. He worked tirelessly until his unfortunate demise on Christmas day in 2006 writing, recording and performing some of Soul and Funk’s true classics. He notched up an impressive 17 R&B #1’s including ‘It’s A Man’s Man’s World’, ‘I Got You (I Feel Good)’, ‘Make It Funky’ and ‘Super Bad’.