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Showing posts with label Album 1967 Listen. Show all posts

21 November 2014

All For You

Album: Ray Charles Invites You To Listen, ABC/Tangerine 595, June 1967.

Recorded at RPM International in 1966/1967.

With The Ray Charles Orchestra, a strings section, and singers (all uncredited).
Arranged by Sid Feller.

11 November 2014

Gee, Baby Ain't I Good To You

Album: Ray Charles Invites You To Listen, ABC/Tangerine 595, June 1967.

Recorded at RPM International in Los Angeles, in 1966 or 1967.

Ray on piano, caressing the lyrics; with his Orchestra, and some strings (all uncreditied). Arrangement by Sid Feller.



Unplugged @ the Jee Bee radioshow, 2000 (starts at 8'35):


Live:
00 RD JeeBee

09 November 2014

Here We Go Again (ft Alex Brown)

Single (A): ABC 10938, April 1967, b/w Somebody Ought to Write a Book About It.
Album: Ray Charles Invites You To Listen, ABC/Tangerine 595, June 1967.

Recorded at RPM International in January 1967. With woodwinds, strings, Billy Preston on organ, Rene Hall on guitar, Carol Kaye on bass, Earl Palmer on drums, and The Raelettes: Gwen Berry, Alex Brown (lead), Merry Clayton, Clydie King.



Live:
'67 LC Pleyel

08 November 2014

How Deep Is The Ocean (How High Is The Sky)

Album: Ray Charles Invites You To Listen, ABC/Tangerine 595, June 1967.

Recorded at RPM International in 1966 or 1967.

With the Orchestra and lots of strings. Arranged by Sid Feller.



Irving Berlin tribute, 1988:


Live:
'67 LC Melbourne
'88 TV Irving

05 November 2014

I'll Be Seeing You

Album: Ray Charles Invites You To Listen, ABC/Tangerine 595, June 1967.

Recorded at RPM International in 1966 or 1967.

With falsetto, strings, a rhythm section and The Raelettes. Arranged by Sid Feller.

29 October 2014

Love Walked In

Album: Ray Charles Invites You To Listen, ABC/Tangerine 595, June 1967.

A beautifully intense interpretation of the Gershwin song, and a world record falsetto singing. Recorded at RPM International in 1966 or 1967.

With The Ray Charles Orchestra, and a strings section. Arrangement by Sid Feller.

22 October 2014

People

Album: Ray Charles Invites You To Listen, ABC/Tangerine 595, June 1967.

Wait for the falsetto finale!

Recorded at RPM International in January 1967. With woodwinds, strings, Rene Hall on guitar, Carol Kaye on bass, Earl Palmer on drums.

Arranged by Sid Feller.



Live:
According to a concert souvenir booklet from 1968, this number was part of the live repertoire then, but no recordings with the band have surfaced.

19 October 2014

She's Funny That Way (I Got A Woman Crazy For Me)

Album: Ray Charles Invites You To Listen, ABC/Tangerine 595, June 1967.

A mini-masterclass in soulful falsetto balladeering. Recorded at RPM International in Los Angeles in 1966 or 1967.

With a strings section and members of the Ray Charles Orchestra (all uncredited). Arrangement by Sid Feller.

07 October 2014

Yesterday

Album: Ray Charles Invites You To Listen, ABC/Tangerine 595, June 1967.
Single (A): ABC 11009, November 1967, b/w Never Had Enough Of Nothing Yet.

Recorded at RPM International in Los Angeles in 1966 or 1967.

With The Ray Charles Orchestra, a strings section, and The Raelettes (all uncredited; Bobby Womack on guitar).

Arrangements by Sid Feller.



'67 LC Melbourne
'68c TV Bell
'68 LC Bakersfield
'68 TV TS
'68 LC Amsterdam NM
'68 LC Paris
'68 LC Fresno
'69 LC Paris
'70 TV Symphony
'70 TV Glen
'70 LC Geneva
71 LC Paris
'72 LC Copenhagen
72 LC Paris
'72 LC Tel Aviv - Released (DVD)
'77 TV Beatles
'78 LC Montreux - Part of a medley
'78 LC Antibes
'79 LC Viareggio
'81 LC Prague
'81 LC Barcelona
'86 LC London
'87 LC Bourges
'88 LC Leeuwin
'90 LC Armenonville
'98 LC AtlanticCity
'96 LC Warsaw
'99 LC Milan
00 DM Della - Half hearted duet with Lucio Dalla
'00 LC Warsaw
02 LC Wyndham

You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want To Do It)

Album: Ray Charles Invites You To Listen, ABC/Tangerine 595, June 1967.

Recorded at RPM International in Los Angeles, in 1966 or 1967.

The album was recorded with The Ray Charles Orchestra, a strings section, and The Raelettes (all uncredited; Bobby Womack on guitar; Billy Preston on organ). Arrangements by Sid Feller.

Smothers Brothers Show, 1969 (at 26'00):


Live:
'67 LC Pleyel
'67 LC Berlin
'67 LC Frankfurt
'67 LC Melbourne
'68 LC Bakersfield
'68 TV Bishop
'68 LC Fresno
'71 LC Torino
'72 LC Copenhagen
'72 LC Paris
'72 LC Paris
'75 LC LatinCasino
'80 LC Northsea
'81 LC Prague
'84 LC Warsaw
'86 LC Lugano
'86 LC Toyohashi
'86 LC Rio
'88 LC Oklahoma
'88 TV TS
'94 LC ValleyForge
'95 LC Tramps
'95 LC Tramps
'97 LC Montreux
'99 LC NewOrleans NM

04 February 2010

Ray Charles Invites You To Listen (1967)

  1. She's Funny That Way (I Got A Woman Crazy For Me)
  2. How Deep Is The Ocean (How High Is The Sky)
  3. You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want To Do It)
  4. Yesterday
  5. I'll Be Seeing You
  6. Here We Go Again (ft. Alex Brown)
  7. All For You
  8. Love Walked In
  9. Gee, Baby Ain't I Good To You
  10. People
As an experiment, Ray sings a number of tunes with a high sustained falsetto.

Recorded in 1966 and 1967 (January: #6, #9) at RPM International in Los Angeles.
With members of The Ray Charles Orchestra and session musicians (individuals uncredited, but in #6 with Billy Preston on organ; in #6 and #9 with Rene Hall on guitar, Carol Kaye on bass, Earl Palmer on drums), and The Raelettes (Gwen Berry, Merry Clayton, Clydie King, and Alex Brown). Arrangements by Sid Feller.

ABC/Tangerine 595, June 1967.

Complete album: