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Augusta Music History 101 - June 30, 1963
James Brown’s releases the landmark album “Live at the Apollo, Vol. 1”. It becomes the most successful release on King Records, reaching #2 on the album charts. While other artists such as Hall & Oates, B.B. King and Ben Harper & the Blind Boys of Alabama would follow suit in releasing albums titled “Live at the Apollo”, Brown’s 1963 remains not only the quintessential release recorded at the legendary theater but also the measuring stick for which future live albums would be measured.
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