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Great - CD - Ray Charles
Personnel: Ray Charles (vocals, piano); G.D. McKee (guitar); Milton Garred (bass).Recorded in Los Angeles, California between 1949 and 1950. Includes liner notes by William Hogeland.These early Charles recordings come from his first L.A. sessions for the Swingtime label in 1949 and 1950, and they present a still-developing artist who was already full of both power and finesse. Presented here mostly in a small-group setting, backed by guitar and bass. Just a few years earlier, Charles had been concentrating...
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Ray Charles The Birth Of Soul
For a generation of musicians and fans, the late Ray Charles provided the catalyst that fused the previously largely exclusive genres of jazz, blues and gospel music. In an era when jazz and pop music were seemingly poles apart, the impact of Charles music was truly revolutionary in that it brought together these strands and fans for the first time. Traces Ray Charles amazing story from the abject disadvantage of being orphaned, black and blind in the South of the 1930s to the height of inte...
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DVD Release Date: 10/30/2007. Original Release: 1997. Sales Rank: 38,603.
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Great Ray Charles (Rajon) (Greatest Hits)
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The Great Ray Charles features three CDs with 34 timeless songs from the late soul/blues great at a budget price!
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One approaches sweeping criticism of Charles with hesitation; he was an American institution, after all, and his vocal powers barely diminished over his half-century career. The fact remains, though, that his work after the late '60s on record was very disappointing. Millions of listeners yearned for a return to the all-out soul of his 1955-1965 classics, but Charles had actually never been committed to soul above all else. Like Aretha Franklin and Elvis Presley, his focus was more upon all-around...
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NEW LOCATION: Northern Michigan University, Peter White Lounge (behind Hospital & adjacent to NMU Bookstore
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Personnel: Ray Charles (piano, celeste); David "Fathead" Newman (saxophone); Emmott Dennis (baritone saxophone); Joseph Bridgewater, John Hunt (trumpet); Roosevelt Sheffield, Oscar Pettiford (bass); William Peeples, Joe Harris (drums).Producers: Ahmet Ertegun, Nesuhi Ertegun, Jerry Wexler.Recorded at Atlantic Studios, New York, New York on April 30, 1956 and Capitol Studios, New York, New York on November 20, 1956. Includes original release liner notes by Gary Kramer and Leonard Feather.Charles'...
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Notes: Personnel: Ray Charles (vocals, piano); G.D. McKee (guitar); Milton Garred (bass). Recorded in Los Angeles, California between 1949 and 1950. Includes liner notes by William Hogeland. Personnel: Ray Charles (vocals, piano, keyboards); G.D. McKee (guitar). Liner Note Author: William Hogeland. Recording information: Los Angeles, CA (1949-1950). These early Charles recordings come from his first L.A. sessions for the Swingtime label in 1949 and 1950, and they present a still-developing artist...
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See track list below. Influenced as a young man by blues, country, gospel, jazz and big band music, Ray Charles would eventually record hits in each of these genres throughout his storied career, but whatever kind of music he was performing, he imbued it with a singular style all his own. Many believe the 'Atlantic Years' were the most exciting of Ray Charles' career, and for this reason we've pulled together his best work from that period to create a crisply rendered snapshot of a man at the height...
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Rhino Hi-Five: Ray Charles [Vol. 2]
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Ray Charles: 50 Years in Music
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Genre: R&B / Soul Release Date: April 07, 2009 Label: Concord Records (C) 2009 Raul Malo. Under exclusive license to Concord Music Group Inc.
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Ray Charles In Concert
Taking influences from gospel and church music, rhythm and blues, jazz, country and western, and blues, Charles has been able to blend it all into a style all his own. His elegant marriage of rhythmic and melodic elements has resonated with an entire generation. One of the fathers of contemporary soul, Ray Charles has become an American musical institution who can take his rightful place among other American music icons, including Bing Crosby, Billie Holiday, Frank Sinatra, and Elvis Presley.
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What'd I Say - A Tribute to Ray Charles (Medley)
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