When was the song “Most of All” released by James Brown?

The song Most of All was released in 1976, on the album “Hot”.

Who composed the song “Most of All” by James Brown?

The song “Most of All” by James Brown was composed by Harvey Fuqua, Alan Freed, Hank Thompson.

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Most of All

Harvey Fuqua, Alan Freed, Hank Thompson

[Intro]
You know, Bobby Byrd, one of the Famous Flames, [?] he is
In fact, everybody, we got the whole First Family in here tonight
Everybody's reminiscing, singing 'bout beautiful things
And the Famous Flames are gonna be doing some thing behind colors [?]
Hey, we got a new bag be coming out - but dig this one

[Verse 1]
Most of all, I want your warm embrace
No one can take your place
I need you most of all, heh
Most of all, I want your sweet caress
Truly, I must confess
I need you, most of all... sure sounds good

[Chorus]
When I sleep at night
I dream wonderful, wonderful dreams of you
And when I awake
No one's there and then
Why I'm so blue?

[Verse 2]
Most of all, I want that one thing I miss
The way we used to kiss
I need you most of all, most of all

[Chorus]
When I sleep at night
I dream wonderful, wonderful dreams of you
And when I awake
No one's there and then, heh
Why I'm so blue?

[Verse 3]
Most of all, the one thing that I miss
The way we used to kiss, mhm, mhm
I need you most of... uhh... all...!

Trivia about the song Most of All by James Brown

When was the song “Most of All” released by James Brown?: The song Most of All was released in 1976, on the album “Hot”.
Who composed the song “Most of All” by James Brown?: The song “Most of All” by James Brown was composed by Harvey Fuqua, Alan Freed, Hank Thompson.