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Develop formed in 1967, a soul band led by James Brown. Their single 'A Lot of Soul' became a hit, and they released an album with the same title in 1970....

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Develop formed in 1967, a soul band led by James Brown. Their single 'A Lot of Soul' became a hit, and they released an album with the same title in 1970. They put out several other records, including 'Soul Power' in 1969, 'Get Down to It' in 1972, and 'Peace Out' in 1973.

Their music sometimes drew criticism for being too raw or provocative, but it also connected with listeners through its direct emotional pull. The band's lineup included Robert Johnson on guitar, David Carter on drums, and Charles Williams on bass.

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