Текст песни: I don’t care ha about your past I just want ho our love to last dee I don’t care darlin' about your faults huh I just want to satisfy your pulse.

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Текст песни: I don’t care ha about your past I just want ho our love to last dee I don’t care darlin' about your faults huh I just want to satisfy your pulse.

Cold Sweat è il ventunesimo album in studio del cantante statunitense James Brown, pubblicato nel 1967. Cold Sweat, Pt. 1 – 2:24. 2 – 4:46. Good Rockin' Tonight – 2:25. I Want to Be Around (featuring New York Studio Orchestra & Chorus) – 2:20. Come Rain or Come Shine – 2:47. I Loves You Porgy – 2:30. Back Stabbin' – 2:43.

Cold Sweat is the 21st studio album by American musician James Brown Cold Sweat. Studio album by. James Brown. 4 Play is an album by trombonist Craig Harris' band Cold Sweat which was recorded in 1990 and released on the JMT label. Cold sweat may refer to: Cold sweat or diaphoresis, excessive sweating commonly associated with shock and other medical emergency conditions.

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Cold Sweat is the name of four different bands, they are: 1. A hardcore/punk band with releases on the now defunct Manic Ride Records. Members went on to Iron Lung, Repercussions, Gehenna, Walls, Men's Interest and Society Nurse. 2. An American hard'n'heavy band, who recorded an album "Break Out" in 1990, which is a classic among rare hard rock albums collectors. When guitarist Marc Ferrari left the mildly successful Keel in 1988, he sought to recruit a new band that would play a similar brand of slick hard rock.

If "Cold Sweat" was a revolutionary single in 1967, clearly pointing the way to funk music, the Cold Sweat LP at least promised to be something new in James Brown's catalog as well. Where Brown's albums had been collections containing his current single and miscellaneous older tracks, this one proclaimed on its cover, "All New," "Great Songs," "Never In," "An Album. This was not quite true. While half of the tracks had been recorded during the first half of 1967, the other half (though previously unreleased) dated from 1964