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1.4K views · 26 reactions | Tribune Top Play Love him or hate him there's no denying Matthew Tkachuk's skill. We've seen him pop a gino from between his legs before, but not from this angle. The Flames were rolling last night and Chucky's goal was Calgary's fifth in their 6-0 win over Vegas. Did you see a better highlight last night? #FireItUp | Game 7 Hockey Club | Facebook

James Brown & The Famous Flames - Try Me! (1959) "Try Me," recorded by James Brown and the Famous Flames in 1958, represents a pivotal shift in Brown's career. Amidst a series of less successful releases, this soulful ballad broke from his usual high-energy rhythm and blues, showcasing his impressive versatility. During a challenging period in 1958 after key members like Bobby Byrd left, Brown was at a crossroads, assembling a new lineup. Inspired by popular ballads, "Try Me" emerged from this u

James Brown & The Famous Flames - Try Me! (1959) "Try Me," recorded by James Brown and the Famous Flames in 1958, represents a pivotal shift in Brown's career. Amidst a series of less successful releases, this soulful ballad broke from his usual high-energy rhythm and blues, showcasing his impressive versatility. During a challenging period in 1958 after key members like Bobby Byrd left, Brown was at a crossroads, assembling a new lineup. Inspired by popular ballads, "Try Me" emerged from this u