this song's arrangements had been in a constant change through the years, but its name remains "Doing It To Death"

You’d think the official james brown channel would know that

The song was essentially renamed to "Gonna Have A Funky Good Time" basically any time it was referred to by Brown or his colleagues on Tour as well as in all official material of released concerts featuring the song.

⁠I don't think so, sir. This channel and many other concert shows channels misnamed the song like BBC proms in “06, Apollo 95 album, Studio 54, etc. Though there are some channels would refer to it as "Doing It To Death" like 👇 ukposts.info/have/v-deo/nXqqeImQp4Kpknk.htmlsi=bi4bQpsliSVVZdS3 ukposts.info/have/v-deo/gqZ8pm-OmHh8xJc.htmlsi=yHU-IB6kWIZwQJxw ukposts.info/have/v-deo/qYlnbYhpbnydz30.htmlsi=MnrApX-mBkDtFOK1

​@@josephellis6697Here's what all the live albums that James himself signed off on called it Hot On The One: Gonna Have a Funky Good Time Live in New York: Funky Good Time Live at Chastain Park: Doing It To Death (Gonna Have a Funky Good Time) Live at the Apollo 1995: Gonna Have a Funky Good Time The song is indeed called Doing It To Death but it's also called Gonna Have A Funky Good Time, they're both correct. Just like how calling I Got You I Feel Good is also fine. While it was originally released under the title "I Got You (I Feel Good)" James and his team always just referred to the song as "I Feel Good", it wouldn't be wrong to call it either title.