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James Brown Is Back on the Charts—Decades Later



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Some artists leave a legacy that never fades. James Brown isn’t just an icon—he’s a movement. And this month, the Godfather of Soul proved his staying power once again, landing on Billboard’s Rhythmic Airplay Chart for the first time since 1993.


His latest charting track? Bad, a collaboration with 310babii, which samples Brown’s 1973 classic The Boss. At No. 37 on the March 8 chart, the song introduces a new generation to the sound that shaped soul, funk, and hip-hop.


James Brown’s influence is everywhere—his beats have powered countless hits, and his energy still fuels today’s music. With artists continuing to sample his work, this resurgence is just the beginning.


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