Pretty good for a traditional documentary full of talking heads
I’ve heard about this for years. After Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated James Brown agreed to play on live TV to try to calm Boston so it didn’t break out into riots like was happening in many cities across America. This is a documentary about what happened.<br /><br />Unfortunately it is very traditional with talking head after talking head mixed in with old footage. Because of that you can guess where the story will go. It starts with some background on James Brown and the black neighborhood in Boston Roxbury and then goes from there. Out of the talking heads Dr. Cornel West was by far the best with his insights.<br /><br />One of the interesting things that was brought up was the differences between Brown and King. Brown for instance did not believe in non-violence or criticizing the Vietnam War.<br /><br />There was also plenty of James Brown’s music thank god especially of the concert in Boston.
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