Original nine-track set featured the hippest sampled hits & extended DJ b-boy grooves, especially "Funky Drummer," the most widely heard JB snippet in hip-hop and pop. Super-funky and hard-edged, the album also included the unreleased "I Got to Move." at the time of it's original release in 1986, Brown was in the Pop Top 5 with "Living in America" and was named a charter member of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. This 2014 remastered vinyl LP pressing edition recreates the original album lineup with a key bonus track: A freshly mixed, extended version of "Blind Man Can See It," another heavily-sampled track from the early '70s that first appeared only as a two-minute LP track.

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