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James Brown on organ, along with Henry Moore, Hank Marr, Clifford Scott, Jimmy Forrest, and Herb Hardesty, explodes on 12 scorching R&B instrumentals. King Records reissued these same tracks, the same year (1961), under the same catalog number as Jump Around. "Hold It" b/w "The Scratch," a "Night Train" soundalike, was the first single; it was followed by "Suds," "Cross Firing" (the B-side of "Lost Someone"), and "Night Train." These tracks have held up well and are as invigorating as ever. A sax, Brown's organ, and a bop-influenced bass dominate.


A1 –James Brown Hold It
A2 –James Brown Scratch
A3 –James Brown Night Train
A4 –The Wobblers The Wobble
A5 –James Brown Night Flying
A6 –Herb Hardesty Just A Little Bit Of Everything
B1 –Henry Moore Doin' Everything
B2 –James Brown Suds
B3 –Hank Marr Tonk Game
B4 –Henry Moore Switch-A-Roo
B5 –Clifford Scott Bushy Tail
B6 –James Brown Cross Firing