No Innocent Victim - Unbroken

The presence of James Brown strengthened the wall that grew between the sincere impulse of provincial America and the awkward position of the elite. The godfather of soul music hired a private jet on this occasion, and his deed says a lot about how people felt, whose fate echoed that of the son of poor South, who relied on a culture of poverty to give himself dignity. “I was shocked by his death. We were very much alike - two poor boys who grew up to the sound of gospel and rhythm and blues. When he died, I told myself that this is my friend, I should go there. I wanted to console Elvis's father, but when I was in front of the coffin, I had to console myself. I pressed my hand to my heart and said to him with tears in my eyes: “Why did you leave me? Why did you drop everything? "Elvis grind the millstones of the system, death alone could be his deliverance."