3917. James Brown - I Got You (I Feel Good)

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From: Out of Sight; Year: 1964; Genre: Soul/Funk
Felt like some James Brown on this Friday, so I guess it's another Funky Friday. I thought I'd pick this one, which is probably his most famous song and worth that spot definitely.

Hear I Got You (I Feel Good) on YouTube.



My song pick one year ago today: King Crimson - Dinosaur

My song pick two years ago today: Molly Hatchet - Both Sides

My song pick three years ago today: Egg - I Will Be Absorbed

My song pick four years ago today: Megadeth - Into the Lungs of Hell

My song pick five years ago today: Soundgarden - Bones of Birds

My song pick six years ago today: Nightwish - Know Why the Nightingale Sings

My song pick seven years ago today: Stuart Hamm - Black Ice

My song pick eight years ago today: Waylander - Brú Na Bóinne

My song pick nine years ago today: Rammstein - Klavier

My song pick ten years ago today: Johnny Rivers - Summer Rain


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