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Remembering James Brown At The Apollo
It was a concert and a New York moment that will never be forgotten. When James Brown took the stage at The Apollo Theater 53 years ago tomorrow and recorded his performance, no one would have expected that pure magic was about to be made. We look back at the moment that introduced the world to a legend.
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