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I Got You (I Feel Good) by James Brown

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I Got You (I Feel Good) by James Brown runs at 102 BPM in 4/4 and is in the key of D . It is built on 3 chords — D7, G7, A7. Released in 1965.

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I Got You (I Feel Good) — James Brown
Tempo 102 beats per minute
Key D verified
Time 4/4 signature
Length 0:29 runtime
Released 1965 Soul
Chords 3 shapes below
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🎚 Tuning: This recording sits about 19 cents flat of concert pitch (A=435.2Hz, not 440Hz). Tune to the track or you'll fight it the whole way.
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What to watch for

Listen for the 7th in these chords — it's the note doing most of the harmonic pull, and it's the first thing that disappears if you fret only the plain triad underneath it.

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This song sits at 102 BPM. Start at 60% until the changes are clean — speed is a by-product of accuracy, not a goal.

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Frequently asked questions

What key is I Got You (I Feel Good) in?

I Got You (I Feel Good) is in D, sourced from the McGill Billboard Project's expert chord annotations — not auto-detected.

What tempo is I Got You (I Feel Good)?

I Got You (I Feel Good) runs at 102 BPM (beats per minute).

What chords does I Got You (I Feel Good) use?

I Got You (I Feel Good) is built on 3 chords: D7, G7, A7.

What tuning is I Got You (I Feel Good) in?

This recording sits about 19 cents flat of concert pitch (A=435.2Hz, not 440Hz). Tune to the track or you'll fight it the whole way.