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Cold Sweat is a landmark album by James Brown, released in 1967, that showcases his transition from traditional rhythm and blues to funk. The title track, 'Cold Sweat,' is often regarded as one of the first true funk songs, characterized by its innovative use of rhythm and horn arrangements. The album reflects Brown's unique style, blending raw energy with intricate musicality, and has influenced countless artists across genres. Its legacy endures as a pivotal moment in the evolution of funk music.