Dead On It (Part I)

James Brown, Fred Wesley

Fellas, seems like (Yeah)
Seems like everybody tried to count us out
I admit we wasn't as funky as we used to be but we was tryna
We was thinking about Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Tchaikovsky, Brahms
But maybe shoulda had a little bit more Brown
And maybe this time they'll know where we're coming from
'Cause we had to come back and teach the newcomers something
Charles, Sweet Charles from Nashville, Johnny Cashville
I can tell you don't know Charley Pride
Do you know him? (Yeah, I know him)
Oh, you do know him, alright
I'm not gonna name all these North Carolina boys, Georgia fellas
'Cause I'd have to start with myself
But you know what? We got a lotta veterans up now, Brother Maceo, Sinclair, Jimmy Nolen
But I'm not gonna forget Jimmy Parker
Now, when we're finished with this session, they'll know where the funk come from
Every time I look, I hear the radio, I hear The J.B.'s or a little James Brown
Cat even say "Good God"
That's alright, I don't care
They don't ever give me no royalties, and when they get on the different shows
They say, "Yeah, I put it all together by myself"
They'll say "James Brown," that's all they got to ask and everything would be alright
But that's alright, I'll take that
Yeah, 'cause I'm sayin' it loud
But we gon' get on down 'cause reality don't ever lie
'Cause I got backup and kick just enough
Now, when I kick it off, Jab', it seems like we got to re-
Seems like we got to continue, show 'em that we, how can I say that
That we're still hungry
Hit it, Jab

[Instrumental]

Yeah, Lord, uh
Y'all must be happy
Get down!

Huh, we home now
Funky D
Greasy D
Nasty D
Dirty D (Funky D)
The alley D (Get down D)
Moonshine D (Funky D)
Stankin' D (Cornbread D)
Funky D (Hometown D)
The Georgia D (...D)
Florida D, ha (...D)
Carolina D (Mississippi D)
I mean North Carolina D (South Carolina D)
Haha...
I mean Mobile D (Boston D)
Uh, ha, Lord
Sho' is good, ain't it?
OW!

Maceo! Maceo!
If you had to play right here, what would you play?
Cool it, Cheese

[Maceo Parker saxophone solo]

Wait a minute

Curiosidades sobre a música Dead On It (Part I) de James Brown

Quando a música “Dead On It (Part I)” foi lançada por James Brown?
A música Dead On It (Part I) foi lançada em 2010, no álbum “The Singles, Vol. 9: 1973-1975”.
De quem é a composição da música “Dead On It (Part I)” de James Brown?
A música “Dead On It (Part I)” de James Brown foi composta por James Brown, Fred Wesley.

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