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I Got You

James Brown

1966

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James Brown’s “I Got You” is listed as a 1966 release and appears on his 1966 album It’s A Man’s Man’s Man’s World. That shared date gives the track a precise frame: it belongs to the same year named on the album, rather than being presented here as a later addition, a retrospective selection, or an undated catalog entry.

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James Brown’s “I Got You” in the 1966 Album Frame

The title is direct and conversational—three words that put the focus on an immediate declaration. Paired with Brown’s name, it makes for a compact credit line: performer, song, year, album. The available details do not establish chart history, recording circumstances, or a broader cultural story, so the clearest way to approach “I Got You” is through that album placement.

It’s A Man’s Man’s Man’s World provides the documented home for the song, while 1966 marks both the release year of “I Got You” and the album’s year. In this record, Brown’s performance is the central confirmed fact: “I Got You” is James Brown’s song, situated on a 1966 album with the same date beside it.

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