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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 2014
Page
1
Based on James Brown life story the film offers a fearless look inside his music moves and moods from impoverished childhood to his rise as a pivotal 20th century figure.
James Brown's daughters Deanna Brown Thomas and Dr Yamma Brown anticipate the film Get on Up about their father. They praise his life as survival from a segregated South and note the premiere in Augusta with a screening at Regal Augusta Exchange and an after party at the Augusta Museum of History. Tickets cost 50 dollars for the screening with details at ShowClix and a separate RSVP option for the after party.
James Brown born 1933 in Barnwell County rose from poverty to star as Godfather of Soul. He kept a Beech Island residence while achieving fame with the Famous Flames and chart making hits like Please Please Please and Try Me reaching No 1 on R&B charts. Other early 1960s hits included Lost Someone Night Train and Prisoner of Love.
Aiken area obituary notes the death of Dean Griffin Padgett. Details on the memorial service and surviving relatives are listed in the regional funeral notices.
The latest forecast calls for a chance of storms with a high near 88 and a low around 72. A five day outlook is provided with variable rain chances and warm temperatures.
Aiken County School Board seeks voter approval for a one cent sales tax to fund school construction and maintenance. If approved, the district could receive 16 to 21 million annually for up to 10 years, with 10 percent offsetting property taxes. Tea Party members plan further questions and lobbying to urge fiscal responsibility and timely work.
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