James Brown. A clip from the documentary, "The Night James Brown Saved Boston", features Civil Rights activist Rev. Al Sharpton talking about the similarities and differences between James Brown and Dr. King. James Brown respected Martin Luther King, Jr. even when they disagreed.

Video transcript:

[Instrumental Music]

James Brown: Can't stand it, alright. Can't stand it good God. I can't stand your love good God. I can't stand it baby, can't stand your love, alright. You don't love nobody else. Get back, I can't stand myself. Can't stand it good God. Can't stand it, alright. Baby what you want me to do? Baby, what you want me to do? You made me, made me love you. You give me fever, my body's wet uh. You give me fever, my body so wet. Fever alright uh. Fever good God. Time to talk and time to sweat and time to rain so hard oww. Can't stand it good God. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Ooww. Can't stand it baby. Good God. Baby oh yeah. Baby oh yeah. Can't get it right oww.

[Instrumental Music]

James Brown: Oww. Good God. Come on now. [Inaudible 0:01:58]. Eh eh. Yeah!

[Instrumental Music]

James Brown: Ah yay! Ahh hey! Ah hay. Can't stand your love. I want your love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love. I wanna, I wanna, I wanna, I want your love, love, love, love, love, love, love.

[Instrumental Music]

James Brown: Come on we did the show ladies and gentlemen. Did the show. Did the show. We did the show. Thank God. Do reach my hands like I'm in a show baby. Young man don't cry.

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