In the history of Rock N Roll there has never been a more exciting and electrifying performer than James Brown. He was the ultimate showman. Along with the Famous Flames he had his first hit with “Please Please Please.” When the Famous Flames weren’t available for his next record, that didn’t stop James. He recorded his second hit, “Try Me,” with a new group of Famous Flames. On Federal Records that 45 is worth up to $75.00.The “Try Me” album, released on King Records in 1959, is worth up to $700.00 today.

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