Live At The Apollo (1962)

It comes with a sticker on front cover for the series "Hot Music Mid Price" Released in a standard jewel case with clear CD tray and a 20-page booklet with notes, photos and credits. Recorded live at the Apollo Theater, New York City, October 24, 1962. Remastered & expanded edition includes 20 page booklet with photos, essays, & full credits. 1 to 8 originally issued, with overdubbed applause and an edited version of the intro, as King 826, May 1963. The original LP ending was a fade-out during the vamp of "Night Train". Later blue label stereo pressings included the full intro. A 1968 re-pressing included the final theme. Tracks 9 to 12 are bonus single mixes:‎ (sleeve notes indicate) #9 - This slowed down version issued only as radio promo version of single King 5952, September 1964 #11 - Issued as single King K6020, January 1966 (#94 Pop) #12 - Issued as single King K6020, B-side of "Lost Someone", January 1966 (#38 R&B, #73 Pop) (#10 would appear to be King 5956, 1964) Digitally remastered at Universal Mastering Studios-East. ℗ © 2004 Universal Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc. Indústria Brasileira. Title On disc: Recorded Live at The Apollo Theater, New York City, October 24, 1962. James Brown Live At The Apollo On spine: James Brown Live At The Apollo (1962) Expanded Edition On back cover: James Brown Live At The Apollo On front cover: The Apollo Theatre presents in person! The James Brown Show. James Brown voted no 1 R&B star of 1962. Recorded live at the famous Appollo Theatre, New York City.