I Got You (I Feel Good) - James Brown - MP3 instrumental karaoke

With its life-affirming blast of horn, "I Got You (I Feel Good)" is James Brown's shining, timeless opus; a megahit that blazed a trail for other funk and disco devils to follow. The track, which spawned James Brown's famous "I feel good" catchphrase, was first recorded for his ninth studio album Out of Sight in 1964 and then re-worked—with added guitar, saxophone, and more emphasis on the screams—before being released as a single the following year where it shot to the top of the US Billboard Rhythm and Blues Singles chart as well as going to number three on the US Billboard Hot 100. Maceo Parker joined in on sax duties with his brother Melvin Parker taking on the drums, Nat Jones on organ and Bernard Odum on bass. "I Got You (I Feel Good)"—James Brown's signature tune—has made an appearance in a plethora of movies over the years, including Good Morning, Vietnam and White Men Can't Jump, as well as TV shows like Miami Vice and The Simpsons.