James Brown enters the jamming session, a warm up in anticipation of recording Bobby Byrd’s solo single, “You Know You Got Soul.” This scene is all about jam where Mr.Brown’s enjoying that beat of his own & his fellas and starts funking down the stage. He asks how everybody’s doing as an intro–mentioning that he doesn’t say one person’s name because he doesn’t want folks to know he’s present–the godfather of soul then starts singing. Then–why not?–he decides that the key of the song should be dropped from F to D. Brown sings out his intention to the band to give them ample warning of the change and then–“Down D!”–the whole band shifts seamlessly into the key of “Funky D.” Eventually Brown pretends to notice one player in particular who’s “doing everything” and asks what his name is. The answer: “Maceo.” Maceo? “Yeah, you know, like ‘Maceo, won’t you blow?’” This, of course, is Maceo Parker, who had rejoined Brown’s band after leaving three years earlier.