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    Ray Charles - Berlin, 1962

    Posted By: jazzzoid
    Ray Charles - Berlin, 1962

    Ray Charles - Berlin, 1962
    SOUL JAZZ | APE+CUE+IMAGE+LOG+COVERS+MP3@320 | 363MB+152MB + 14MB

    1. Band Intro :48
    2. Strike up the Band 2:19
    3. One Mint Julep 2:54
    4. I Got a Woman 6:07
    5. Georgia on My Mind 6:08
    6. Margie 2:17
    7. Danger Zone 3:38
    8. Hallelujah. I Love Her So 3:03
    9. Come Rain or Come Shine 7:34
    10. Hide nor Hair 2:54
    11. Alexander's Ragtime Band 2:19
    12. I Believe to My Soul 3:43
    13. Hit the Road Jack 2:14
    14. Night Time Is the Right Time 3:52
    15. Bye Bye Love 1:54
    16. Unchain My Heart 3:02
    17. What'd I Say 3:52

    Ray Charles — Piano, Vocals
    David "Fathead" Newman — Flute, Sax (Alto), Sax (Tenor)
    Rudy Powell — Sax (Alto)
    Hank Crawford — Sax (Alto)
    Don Wilkerson — Sax (Tenor)
    Leroy Cooper — Sax (Baritone)
    Marcus Belgrave — Trumpet
    Wallace Davenport — Trumpet
    Philip Guilbeau — Trumpet
    John Hunt — Trumpet
    Dicky Wells — Trombone
    Henderson Chambers — Trombone
    Keg Johnson — Trombone
    Sonny Forrest — Guitar
    Edgar Willis — Bass
    Bruno Carr — Drums
    The Raelettes — Vocals (bckgr)
    Darlene Love — Vocals (bckgr)
    Gwen Berry — Vocals (bckgr)
    Margie Hendrix — Vocals (bckgr)
    Norman Granz — Producer

    AMG:
    "An hour of previously unreleased live music from Ray Charles in his prime. During this era he was touring with a big band including saxophonists David "Fathead" Newman and Hank Crawford, as well as background singers the Raelettes. The fidelity is excellent, and the set includes Charles standards like "One Mint Julep," "I Got a Woman," "Georgia on My Mind," "Hallelujah I Love Her So," "I Believe to My Soul," "Hit the Road, Jack," "Unchain My Heart," and "What'd I Say." Yet most fans will probably much prefer the more compact, small-combo arrangements of the studio versions. The horn charts offer an interesting contrast, but these live performances may be a little too stagey for optimum results, with some detours from hard R&B into popular standards."

    PART 1 PART 2 PART 3 PART 4

    MP3part 1 MP3 part 2

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