artwork [original cover artwork by] Dan Quest
backing band The James Brown Band
backing band [the james brown band], bass Hubert Perry
backing band [the james brown band], drums Sam Latham
backing band [the james brown band], drums [principal] Clayton Fillyau
backing band [the james brown band], guitar, tour manager [road manager] Les Buie
backing band [the james brown band], mc [emcee], organ Lucas Fats Gonder
backing band [the james brown band], music director, trumpet [principal] Lewis Hamlin
backing band [the james brown band], tenor saxophone Clifford MacMillan
backing band [the james brown band], tenor saxophone [principal] St-Clair Pinckney
backing band [the james brown band], tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone Al Brisco Clark
backing band [the james brown band], trumpet Mack Johnson
backing band [the james brown band], trumpet Teddy Washington
backing band [w/ band this engagement only], trombone Dickie Wells
backing vocals The Famous Flames
backing vocals [the famous flames] "Baby" Lloyd Stallworth
backing vocals [the famous flames] Bobby Bennett
backing vocals [the famous flames] Bobby Byrd
coordinator [original coordination], sleeve notes Hal Neely
design [designed for reissue] Joey Reinleib
edited by [original editing by] Chuck Seitz
edited by [original editing by] Gene Redd
engineer [location engineer] Tommy Nola
executive-producer [reissue] Bill Levenson
mastered by [original mastering by] Chuck Seitz
producer James Brown
reissue producer, liner notes [newly annotated by] Harry Weinger
remastered by [digital mastering by] Tom Ruff
Phonographic Copyright (p) PolyGram Records, Inc.
Copyright (c) PolyGram Records, Inc.
Marketed By PolyGram Records, Inc.
Manufactured By PolyGram Records, Inc.
Recorded At Apollo Theater-New York City
Remastered At PolyGram Tape Facility
Made By PMDC, USA
Title
On disc: Live At The Apollo
On spine: James Brown Live At The Apollo, 1962
On back cover: James Brown 'Live' At The Apollo. Recorded in stereophonic using AMPEX 350-2 tape machines with eight mikes. Use RIAA reproducing standards for best results.
On front cover: The Apollo Theatre presents in person, The James Brown Show. James Brown voted no 1 R&B star of 1962. Recorded live at the famous Appollo Theatre, New York City.
Inside cover: The Apollo Theatre presents in person, The James Brown Show. Recorded live at the Apollo Theatre, New York City, October 24, 1962
BOBBY BYRD - background vocals, organ on Lost Someone and intermittently elsewhere
Original released as King 826 The James Brown Show (Live At The Apollo), Spring 1963

Produced for reissue and newly annotated by Harry Weinger, March 1990
This release was prepared from the original, undubbed, stereo master tape. Any distortion and/or electrical static you may hear is inherent in the original recording.

On disc: MADE IN U.S:A.

On disc: ℗ 1963 PolyGram Records, Inc.
On back cover: © & ℗ 1990 PolyGram Records, Inc.
Printed in U.S.A.

Barcode: 0 422-843479- 2 1 (Text)
Barcode: 042284347921 (Scanned)
Other: MADE IN USA BY PMDC (On inner hub)
SPARS Code: AAD
Matrix / Runout: 843 479-2 02% (Variant 1)
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L007 (Variant 1)
Mould SID Code: IFPI U352 (Variant 1)
Matrix / Runout: 843 479-2 01% T (Variant 2)
Mastering SID Code: none (Variant 2)
Mould SID Code: IFPI 0363 (Variant 2)
Matrix / Runout: 843 479-2 02% AH (Variant 3)
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L007 (Variant 3)
Mould SID Code: IFPI 0365 (Variant 3)