Amazing French footage that captures the excitement and raw energy of James Brown in his prime, shot on March 1971 during a series of concerts Brown and his band gave at the Olympia theater in Paris. It offers a rare glimpse of the original lineup of the J.B.'s, the group Brown formed in 1970, about two years after the breakup of the Famous Flames. br br The lineup includes William "Bootsy" Collins on bass and his older brother Phelps "Catfish" Collins on lead guitar, both of whom would leave the band a few months later. Famous Flames founder Bobby Byrd, who essentially discovered Brown in 1952, serves as organist, backup singer and master of ceremonies. The rest of the band are: Hearlon "Cheese" Martin on guitar, St. Clair Pinckney on tenor saxophone, Darryl "Hasaan" Jamison and Clayton "Chicken" Gunnells on trumpet, Fred Wesley on trombone, and John "Jabo" Starks and Don Juan "Tiger" Martin on drums. br br The film was apparently shot during one performance, even though Brown is introduced twice and wears different clothing. According to reports, Brown took a break between "Sunny" and "It's a New Day" while Byrd's wife, Vicki Anderson, sang two songs. Audio from the concert was released in 1992 as Love Power Peace: Live at the Olympia, Paris 1971. br br Set list br br 01. Try Me br 02. Papa's Got a Brand New Bag I got You I Got That Feeling br 03. Give it Up or Turn it Loose br 04. It's a Man's Man's Man's World1 br 05. Please Please Please br 06. Sex Machine reprise br 07. Super Bad br 08. Get Up Get Into It and Get Involved br 09.