The J.B.'s 1972 album 'Food for Thought' features a raw, percussive sound that defined funk music. The album showcases tight instrumentation and an infectious groove that remains influential.
- The album was produced by James Brown, who also played the organ on the track "Hot Pants - Part 2".
- 'Food for Thought' reached number 12 on the Billboard Soul Albums chart.
- The album's lead single, "Gettin' Up - Part 1", became a major hit, peaking at number 17 on the Billboard Hot 100.
The J.B.'s were a funk and soul band from Cincinnati, Ohio, best known as James Brown's backing band. In 1972, they were at the height of their creative output, releasing multiple seminal albums.
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