Créditos
INTERPRETAÇÃO
James Brown
Vocais
Richard 'Kush' Griffith
Trompete
Waymond Reed
Trompete
Fred Wesley
Trombone
Maceo Parker
Saxofone tenor
St. Clair Pinckney
Saxofone barítono
Alfred "Pee Wee" Ellis
Saxofone alto
Jimmy Nolen
Violão
Alphonso 'Country' Kellum
Violão
Charles Sherell
Baixo
Melvin Parker
Bateria
COMPOSIÇÃO E LETRA
Alfred Ellis
Composição
PRODUÇÃO E ENGENHARIA
James Brown
Produção
Letra
Alright
Hey hey hey hey hey hey
Some like 'em short and some like 'em tall
Some like 'em fat, skinny legs and all
But I like 'em boss, and I like 'em proud, ha
And when they walk, you know they draw a crowd
See, ha, you gotta have a mother for me, ha
Hey hey, there was a time when I was all alone
I had a secret, thought I was gone
But somebody dug me, and said now I see
What you doin' to stay ahead of me
But I said, but I told you when I get burnt, I use sav
And when I want lovin', a mother she got to have
See, alright, you got to have a mother for me
Oh
You see, got to have a mother for me
When you walk, all the guys talk
You see, hey
Alright now, hahahaha
Hey, hey hey
Now, if you're tall and pretty, slim and dark
That's alright too, if you got that question mark
Looka here, you can't have everything going, you got to have a part
If you got a mother, baby, you know you can't take a halt
You see, you got to have a mother for me
One more thing
Do the Funky Four Corners, go on and do the Horse
Show everybody where you're at, and now I know you got to be boss
So when you start doing your little thing, stop at a small ring
Ha, but get back, baby, James Brown is gonna do his thing
You see, ha, you got to have a mother for me, alright
Your high-heeled sneakers, still alright
Your slip-in mules are out of sight
But as long as you groove when you walk
And when you're fast, the fellas talk
You see, ha, you got to have a mother for me
Hey hey hey hey, oh
Looka here, hey hey hey hey
Uh, hey hey hey hey hey
Maceo, hey hey hey hey hey
Maceo, oh
Hahaha, bring it up
Written by: Alfred Ellis, James Brown

