James Brown. A clip from the documentary, "The Night James Brown Saved Boston", features Civil Rights activist Rev. Al Sharpton discussing James Brown's contribution of making black culture a part of the American mainstream.<br /><br />Video transcript:<br /><br />Narrator: Ladies and gentleman, presenting James Brown.<br /><br />James Brown: Aw, I feel good, I knew that I would now, I feel good. I knew that that I would now. So good, so good, I got you.<br /><br />Rev Al Sharpton: He is a guy who are fabulous, modernist, as a child there was no welfare. He is the most ultimately self made man on American history is James Brown.<br /><br />James Brown: So nice, so nice, I got you.<br /><br />Rev Al Sharpton: With all the oddest were black that can call Sam Cook even the Motown X were able to cross over as blacks into mainstream. James Brown may mainstream cross over the black.<br /><br />James Brown: Oh, you are out of sight.<br /><br />Rev Al Sharpton: He laid us acceptable as we were which was a big deal. <br /><br />Want more of Shout Factory's best picks? GO TO:<br />http://www.shoutfactory.com/ten<br />Want more James Brown, go to Shout Factory:<br />http://www.shoutfactory.com/jamesbrown"
