Jim Brown Career Highlights | NFL

Jim Brown says we should all be nonviolent, but that isn't a movement, or a solution to inequality. On this he disagreed with Martin Luther King, Jr. | Graham Bensinger

November 9, 1966 - Jim Ed Brown records "Pop A Top" at Nashville's RCA Studio B, using Dr. Pepper cans supplied by Jimmy Dean to create the sound of a beer can opening. In this clip, Jim Ed sings the song in an informal duet with songwriter Nat Stuckey, The record was Jim Ed's first major solo hit and peaked at number 3 on the Billboard country charts. The song became his signature tune and helped solidify his career as a solo artist after his work with The Browns. | GatorRock