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Ray Charles Rehearsal, 'They Can't Take That Away From Me', 'Yesterday' 

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The American singer, pianist, songwriter, composer and producer Ray Charles (1930-2004), to whom Frank Sinatra called 'the only real genius in the business', rehearses in Bourges, France (1987): 'They Can't Take That Away From Me', 'Yesterday'.
11th Printemps de Bourges Festival, April 17 to 26, 1987.
National Orchestra d'Ile de France
Jacques Mercier, conductor
As usual, Ray brought his own rhythm section:
Paul Kreibich, drums
Kenny Carr, guitar
Roger Hines, bass
Check this excellent documentary recorded one year earlier (1986):
• Ray Charles documentar...

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@felixramos3078
@felixramos3078 2 года назад
Men, working with Ray Charles, was no walk in the park. The man was a consummated perfectionist, when it came to his music. I would had hated to be the guy incharge of that orchestra. He lost his vision as a child, but gained twice as much hearing. Amazing talent! 👏👏👏
@scottmckenna9164
@scottmckenna9164 2 года назад
Ray had 14 children. Did anyone inherit his abilities?
@scottmckenna9164
@scottmckenna9164 2 года назад
Ray had 14 children. Did anyone inherit his abilities?
@scottmckenna9164
@scottmckenna9164 2 года назад
Ray had 14 children. Did anyone inherit his abilities?
@renaissanceman165
@renaissanceman165 2 года назад
Actually, for any orchestra director, it would be such a benchmark honor, and quite an addition to your one's resume. Check it Out! Ciao!!!
@eddyvideostar
@eddyvideostar 2 года назад
@@scottmckenna9164: Even a professional underground actor would lack Ray's concupiscent functionality.
@zachariah-binyisrayl5570
@zachariah-binyisrayl5570 2 года назад
He knew EXACTLY what he wanted....he knew EXACTLY how the sound should be....he knew what EVERY instrument should be doing....he knew it ALL !!! I ADORE this brutha. omg
@cosminfaur7318
@cosminfaur7318 2 года назад
He wasn.t brutha, at all..
@person3538
@person3538 2 года назад
@@cosminfaur7318 how wasn't he
@ronniemoon57
@ronniemoon57 2 года назад
How was he not a bruh???
@viasevenvai
@viasevenvai 2 года назад
Everyone is looking around and Ray is the only one listening.
@jackxavier3915
@jackxavier3915 9 месяцев назад
Best comment ere
@raphaelrousso7124
@raphaelrousso7124 4 года назад
2:47 how impressive , that violin player shouldn't have forgotten this moment at all , unique in a life ! Ray you're great !!
@amsedelm
@amsedelm 2 года назад
Ha! That was funny. That violin couldn't keep it in. He was like THIS IS WHAT THE MAN MEANS! lol
@catboyzee
@catboyzee 5 лет назад
Ray's ear for music is freekn incredible. What handicap? The man was in complete control of his environment...
@caydenmcconnell6297
@caydenmcconnell6297 4 года назад
Infidel14?: Period bro
@zyxmyk
@zyxmyk 3 года назад
he had perfect pitch. so did sinatra and bing crosby, stevie wonder and michael jackson.
@jaywalters5255
@jaywalters5255 2 года назад
@@zyxmyk Stevie as Ray was; exceptionally talented. These guys wrote, arranged and produced very authentic pieces which changed the course of music etc. Crosby and Sinatra should not be in this discussion. Not here.
@kbchaffin53
@kbchaffin53 2 года назад
@@jaywalters5255 I'm merely stating who else was born with perfect pitch which is a genetic gift you either have or you don't like color blindness. It's not a matter of opinion. No one likes ray charles more than me.
@eugenebell3166
@eugenebell3166 2 года назад
@@jaywalters5255 you can't write off Sinatra's contributions to music on the basis he didn't write or produce his songs! It's what the singer does with the song that creates the final result. Sinatra certainly cannot be excluded from the list of great singers. When you consider he had a perforated eardrum from birth, he never let that hold him back. That is a hell of a handicap to any singer/ musician, he did alright.
@andriesscheper2022
@andriesscheper2022 5 дней назад
Wow! The amount of emotion in the singing! That's soul! And the amount of 'swing'! That's jazz!
@Jourdanemarino
@Jourdanemarino 6 лет назад
Okay so hes extremely talented and working very hard. This rehursal is clearly needed, and Ray still says excuse me and please. Lesson learned. If you're a badass you dont have to remind everyone by being a jerk. Be like Ray and keep it together! Solid!!
@danielm4114
@danielm4114 3 года назад
Lol, Ray would call out his band members publicly during a show for fucking up, where are you getting this nicety? I love the man and his music, but lets not pretend he wasn't hard to work for- though that demand he put on everyone else, he put tenfold on himself.
@fucu41
@fucu41 3 года назад
@@danielm4114 yea the camera was on otherwise....🤣
@impala327
@impala327 2 года назад
Calling out the band and still has to adjust his own mic stand.
@hubbsllc
@hubbsllc 2 года назад
@@danielm4114 In Ed McMahon's book, he talks about the time Ray Charles called out NBC Orchestra drummer Ed Shaughnessy - one of the best in the business - in the middle of his number during a TONIGHT SHOW taping. Johnny Carson found Ray after the show and told Ray that Ray would apologize to his drummer and to his band or Ray would never appear on his show again. And Ray did.
@docsaxman
@docsaxman 2 года назад
Well none of that about Ray being nice to folks was true. But the folks above all clarified the truth. The camera was on. Life before RU-vid was so nice!
@KyngKy502
@KyngKy502 4 года назад
Notice how he got them right tho. They starting following him and it fell together. Says a lot about them as well, good musicians can adjust and learn quickly.
@Byyallseeya
@Byyallseeya 5 лет назад
Remember not just practice makes perfect but perfect practice makes perfect
@clove8220
@clove8220 4 года назад
Exactly👏👏👏
@ronivory7752
@ronivory7752 2 года назад
Tru dat!
@7777Lace
@7777Lace 2 года назад
EXACTLY, cause you can practice INCORRECTLY
@thecurtishawkinsband4108
@thecurtishawkinsband4108 11 лет назад
I watch this vid once every week to learn something about life
@superandy89
@superandy89 6 лет назад
How about last week?
@gavriil8662
@gavriil8662 6 лет назад
Still watching every week?
@frankmessina6132
@frankmessina6132 2 года назад
The sound that comes out of Ray's mouth even when he's speaking is pure magic
@dom-o-rue4194
@dom-o-rue4194 6 месяцев назад
He wrote the songs ,sung the songs , played the songs , and he helped the director run the orchestra all while being BLIND. He has music in different genres ,i mean the man was a musical genius possibly the GOAT ❤
@goldenera4ever
@goldenera4ever 2 года назад
Just an amazing man. Sinatra wasn't the only one who did it his way.
@marywilson1442
@marywilson1442 Год назад
Man it was so hard to get that gospel, soul, r&b, blues, jazz, big band, country orchestration sound together. But the man knew what he wanted. And he could hear every sound that was missing. Thank you this was a great video. I loved watching the rehearsal👍
@alsuz
@alsuz Год назад
You're welcome, Mary, God bless you!
@chuckfrost5624
@chuckfrost5624 2 года назад
Ray Charles and Quincy Jones met when they were teenagers and became life long best friends. Both of them are geniuses.
@anthonywhite2960
@anthonywhite2960 2 года назад
What a thrill it is to see and hear this Ray Charles rehearsal. Goosebumps
@moe9196
@moe9196 11 месяцев назад
This is a precious gem peek at a genius Ray Charles rehearsal .
@dondondoodle
@dondondoodle 2 года назад
The master being a master of what he knows more about than anyone. No one can do it like Ray Charles could.
@kevingriffin9893
@kevingriffin9893 2 года назад
What an amazing ear and feel he has. And he definitely knows what he wants to do :)
@jimthompson606
@jimthompson606 5 лет назад
I have always loved those many lush ballads Ray did with strings, such a Ruby. This shows me what a big hand he had in those arrangements.
@Alrukitaf
@Alrukitaf 2 года назад
What an absolute legendary voice. A whole lotta soul!
@lelandroth635
@lelandroth635 2 года назад
And still around with 👀now on the other side if u ask Ray to help u remember your dream/obe with him then🎹 Huuuu🎶
@bkrider19
@bkrider19 7 лет назад
Ray was so cool. What a wonderful video. It shows music as a universal language right there in action before the camera.
@maxperrusquia2119
@maxperrusquia2119 3 года назад
It seems to me he could control the environment itself. I saw him in Memphis at an outdoor concert. It was pouring rain, when he started playing... the suddenly stopped!
@jeanettesteed3326
@jeanettesteed3326 2 года назад
Can’t imagine what that feels like. Can’t see what’s going on but he feels it all. What a guy. So sad he is gone, but at least his voice, piano playing and his spirit lives on.
@michelleyb.9709
@michelleyb.9709 2 года назад
What an amazing communicator- positive in such a way that even after being corrected the musicians smile and try harder
@moonrakerelite4412
@moonrakerelite4412 3 года назад
That man was running the show!
@djpanrasdaversiteoldschool8912
@djpanrasdaversiteoldschool8912 2 года назад
This was like a boat trying to leave the dock in stormy weather to reach the calmer side
@chuckg100
@chuckg100 2 года назад
This man's Ears are a national treasure. My God!
@shotty2164
@shotty2164 Год назад
Don’t forget his voice!
@SaccoBelmonte
@SaccoBelmonte 2 года назад
The level Ray had was just incredible.
@babinm
@babinm 2 года назад
A genius at overcoming adversity.
@DrBlues76
@DrBlues76 3 года назад
I got to see Ray Charles live back in the 90’s. It was an event that left an indelible mark on my soul. An unbelievable talent we will never see the like of again in our lifetimes...
@JMrealgamer
@JMrealgamer 4 дня назад
He hears it and he knows what he wants. That’s amazing. All they have to do is follow.
@lorenzobaines6222
@lorenzobaines6222 2 года назад
This is what we call genius. It's on full display.
@rmo52
@rmo52 2 года назад
Thank goodness for the traveling drummer. He’s conducting the conductor because he knows the charts inside out. I had to do that as a pianist depending on the local conductor. Usually they got the charts in advance; up to them to look ‘em over before the act shows up. And YES Ray!!! Watta genius. Thanks for posting. Cool stuff.
@alsuz
@alsuz 2 года назад
You're very welcome, rmo52, take care, God bless you.
@tomchojnowski9215
@tomchojnowski9215 2 года назад
These musicians are top notch and probably can read anything, they just need an idea of how Ray is going to react emotionally during the rubato section at the beginning. Like you said thank god for Rays drummer, he gives the conductor a heads up because he has a general idea how Ray is going to interpret the song.
@tommiesmith3191
@tommiesmith3191 3 года назад
One of a kind. We should all feel damn lucky that we were on this planet the same time as Mr. Charles. He's missed.
@idamelroseshoufler9921
@idamelroseshoufler9921 2 года назад
Perfect pitch, perfect timing, etc makes this amazing musician an awesome icon
@two9parkave
@two9parkave 10 лет назад
This sure provided much insight in the musical talent and creative ability of Ray Charles. Priceless.
@charlesvanderhoog7056
@charlesvanderhoog7056 2 года назад
The real pro knows to get every little detail just right. And he knows every little detail. That's how such people can achieve stellar performances.
@connstellationman
@connstellationman 2 года назад
What an incredible musician Ray was! And what a wonderful experience it must be to learn from him in the orchestra!
@dandiacal
@dandiacal 5 лет назад
He has total mastery of the music especially the changes - knows you have to have that flatted 13th and ninth - and rhythm - and knows about ballad playing, that it has to be slow.
@jaysolo9371
@jaysolo9371 3 года назад
“You don’t need eyes to have a VISION and follow through.”
@zyxmyk
@zyxmyk 6 лет назад
McCartney said Ray's version of Eleanor Rigby was his all-time favorite Beatle cover.
@rajusondh
@rajusondh 2 года назад
Man sees through sound, he is master of the sound..!!
@clydebermingham121
@clydebermingham121 2 года назад
We get to see how vital a conductor … It’s like a conductor is like another keyboardist 🎹 playing the whole entire orchestra behind a soloist 🤗🙏🏽💥
@stuartperry1047
@stuartperry1047 4 года назад
One of America's greatest treasures. Ray was noted for being a hard task master- especially with his members of his own band. I love how the piece finally comes together- and it is exquisite! My goodness- this is lovely.
@TonySheppard
@TonySheppard 2 года назад
Wow ~ Fascinating. A masterclass in getting other musicians to up their game,. (Thank goodness for the drummer keeping the conductor on track.)
@franpez3117
@franpez3117 2 года назад
There will never be a voice like that.....
@clydebermingham121
@clydebermingham121 2 года назад
What a Wondrous thing to have a whole entire orchestra to follow You like that 🤗🙏🏽💥🙏🏽
@danmcbmusic
@danmcbmusic 2 года назад
Ray was being nice here, he was one tough ass if you were in his band. But he was a living, breathing channel of music, rhythm and soul like pretty much nobody else, ever.
@britishlad5648
@britishlad5648 6 лет назад
Perfect Pitch Ray!!!
@jeanettesteed3326
@jeanettesteed3326 2 года назад
Also respect to the conductor, the orchestra and the arranger, and of course the greatest of respect to brother Ray
@Playthellgb42
@Playthellgb42 2 года назад
Clearly, like all geniuses Ray hears the complete performance in his head. Great ear and timing, plus intoxicating phrasing and nuance! No words adequate to describe it, at least I cannot find them...and words are my claim to fame!
@lancer.greene8170
@lancer.greene8170 4 года назад
When you practice, NO WAY to stay bad, you will only get better. When you are what you do, NO WAY to be similar to others in the same field.
@andrewcharley1893
@andrewcharley1893 4 года назад
Love your words of inspiration. Will think that when I practice sax today. Stay blessed and stay safe bro🎷🙏🏾
@bobgrant809
@bobgrant809 2 года назад
Great musician and a great friend. Ray was and remains the one and only "HIGH PRIEST" of Soul.
@Babyjohn8170
@Babyjohn8170 8 лет назад
Thank u for sharing this vid. He was a musical genius just incredible. He stay relevant his whole life time just remarkable.
@catherinemagee5327
@catherinemagee5327 2 года назад
He's incredible! Saw him in concert in the 1960's. Perfect!
@tomcooley3778
@tomcooley3778 2 года назад
Me too.
@mattyj5039
@mattyj5039 Год назад
That was my favorite era of him. I wish I was living back then, just for that. I have the dvd of his concert in Brazil, I think? Man it was so good. O Genio or something like that.
@allyoucaneatfishfry
@allyoucaneatfishfry 2 года назад
Ray's Master Class!
@reuelray
@reuelray 2 года назад
A music friend of mine Joe 'funky' Harris of Washington DC an Son of Bill 'guitar' Harris, who was also of the DC Covers, did two stints with Ray on bass. Joe told me one time during a gig, he really got into it and was really feeling those notes out. After the gig Ray's manager walked up to him and said: Ray wants to talk to you. He was thinking he really played well. Ray said: I heard you playing over there. You were playing with a lot of enthusiasm, but playing off script. I got a formula that I have been using a long time and it works. Get back on board and play in the system I have developed. He said it was a hard lesson that he never forgot. James Brown had that type of ear too. He could hear every single note coming from every single musician. James Brown would cuss you out and kick you out of rehearsal.
@alsuz
@alsuz 2 года назад
Thank you very much for sharing this amazing piece of your history, Roosevelt. Ray was a genius, and playing with him would certainly be a tremendous experience for any musician. Take care, God bless you.
@reuelray
@reuelray 2 года назад
@@alsuz you are very much welcome sir. Joe had many Ray Charles stories he was compiling in a book as well as his other music adventures including stints with Motown. He passed on in DC before he coukd finish the book..
@thomassawicki2065
@thomassawicki2065 2 года назад
Bill Harris , Guitar Man.
@markbra
@markbra 2 года назад
They can`t take that away from Ray, he was a consummate musicians musician !
@mauricemoore2333
@mauricemoore2333 7 лет назад
Simply Amazing! Brilliant!!
@willie346
@willie346 2 года назад
Amazing how much time he spent just on the preamble, which most people don't pay any attention. Ray wants everything to be perfect. I saw him perform live in the early 80's and he yell at band members who were off the beat, etc. When you're handicapped, people take advantage of you a thousand different ways. Ray does not accept that, just like his momma taught him. No apologies necessary.
@jcarc5701
@jcarc5701 2 года назад
Well as they say, what comes out on stage is directly proportional to the time and effort put in behind the stage.
@TimothyJonSarris
@TimothyJonSarris 2 года назад
Awesome!
@christopherhan3347
@christopherhan3347 2 года назад
Thank you for posting this. People tend to forget how brilliant Ray Charles was.
@alsuz
@alsuz 2 года назад
You're welcome, Christopher, take care, God bless you.
@delfingarcia8590
@delfingarcia8590 2 года назад
Oozing with talent!
@igliadami4404
@igliadami4404 2 года назад
Amazing man, In the history of music.
@southernboymoneyshipmusicgroup
@southernboymoneyshipmusicgroup 4 года назад
Mr. Charles was a Perfectionist. His ear for music was next to none. Very Accurate, every note, perfect timing. Master of Music, Lucifer lost his 👑
@m.a.g.3920
@m.a.g.3920 2 года назад
Lucifer?🤨
@stir_stick
@stir_stick 2 года назад
@@m.a.g.3920 before his fall from grace in heaven Lucifer was the conductor of the Lord’s choir.
@m.a.g.3920
@m.a.g.3920 2 года назад
@@stir_stick I didn't know that but I don't think that means music is demonic in nature..!
@m.a.g.3920
@m.a.g.3920 2 года назад
@Bruce Wayne nah.. so then Bach is demonic? He said he wrote/played to praise the Lord and the same happent with thousands of musicians.
@m.a.g.3920
@m.a.g.3920 2 года назад
@Bruce Wayne I think there's music that sounds demonic while some other sounds angelic or neutral, but considering almost every music demonic itself seems weird (to me).
@user-se7wf9dv6r
@user-se7wf9dv6r 2 года назад
I don't even know what to say...Ray's version of Yesterday in the '60's made me realize the piano was the way to go. I never hear this version or of it but he just nailed it. And one more esoteric point...the camera points to the innards of the piano and you can see the hammers and escapements and everything, which just make this video about sound and the sound that Ray Charles made.
@bigtopvoice2197
@bigtopvoice2197 3 года назад
He was music. “Brother Ray” by David Ritz is utterly brilliant and inspirational. There are no excuses. God has made miracles of us all.
@m.patsyfauntleroy9645
@m.patsyfauntleroy9645 2 года назад
CREATION MADE MIRACLES OF US ALL DECLARED D.O.B WINNER EMERGED JOB ORDER IN KNOWING SELF " . . . AND TO OWN SELF BE TRUE " AWESOME AWE - SO . ME ALL NO EXCEPTIONS INN CREATION !
@geraldwheeler9661
@geraldwheeler9661 2 года назад
Once in a lifetime blessing to the music community!
@rasta3himan281
@rasta3himan281 2 года назад
A Musical Genius
@SongMakerNYC
@SongMakerNYC 2 года назад
love and respect....true cat, and the fact that he produced Jimmy Scott's album, which i deeply love, doubles my respect for Ray...big heart...amazing musician and singer...etc
@nag-son695
@nag-son695 2 года назад
Even Ray Charles could do what most jazz constellations fails to do nowadays... Make it sound balanced and swingy...
@felixgoodley6782
@felixgoodley6782 2 года назад
I just love his music every since I was 4 or 5 years old and now I am 62 years old and love it more now I understand more appreciate it more
@Argotero
@Argotero 6 лет назад
This is a real Genius at work !!!!
@jefflee674
@jefflee674 2 года назад
Thank you Mr. Ray Charles for sharing your great musicianship and artistry
@RalphSutton
@RalphSutton 6 лет назад
Oh god... what would I give to have had played there...
@solecaring1230
@solecaring1230 3 года назад
Why your "god" has a small letter g?
@timallen6025
@timallen6025 2 года назад
Kinda masterclass gently upping everyone’s game and effort they put in to where he wants em . Indefatigable Ray, yay 👍👍
@WickBeavers
@WickBeavers 2 года назад
Fabulous! Really cool to see and hear!
@lawrencerussell4012
@lawrencerussell4012 2 года назад
My guitar teacher & mentor recorded with Ray when he was a member of Atlantic Records House Band.
@ciceroaraujo2552
@ciceroaraujo2552 2 года назад
This is majestic
@randygeyer7673
@randygeyer7673 Год назад
Magic. They keep trying to change it but that won’t happen.
@zachariah-binyisrayl5570
@zachariah-binyisrayl5570 2 года назад
The way Ray heard his music in his head it was PERFECT. So....to perform it LIVE for an audience...he wants it EXACTLY the way he hears it in his head : PERFECT...and he's not gonna settle for anything less. So, if he's hard on the band, it's only because he wants to give the audience a DIAMOND. PRINCE was exactly the same way as a musician and a band leader. His rehearsals and sound checks were MONSTER.
@wildeontawalker8561
@wildeontawalker8561 2 года назад
That's the key
@manuelgomez2884
@manuelgomez2884 2 года назад
Fenomenal...
@fucu41
@fucu41 3 года назад
When u wanna kill everyone stage and the soundcrew but u remember the camera is rolling. Ray was notorious for being a savage when it came to musicianship
@judybingham1983
@judybingham1983 7 лет назад
Play Brother Ray, Play and sing to us . . . .
@buddysteve5543
@buddysteve5543 Год назад
We need all very talented popular musicians to teach how to play music the right way!! We got way too much trash music today it's pathetic!!! RIP Ray Charles! We miss you!!
@iohannesnicolaus4477
@iohannesnicolaus4477 2 года назад
Very passionate, Ray Charles 💙👊
@hudson24dc
@hudson24dc Год назад
The Soul Genius Dr. Ray Charles.
@patrickhurley7029
@patrickhurley7029 2 года назад
YES, man is an absolute genius and didn't lose a touch of talent his whole damn life
@davidhott6395
@davidhott6395 2 года назад
Would had loved for him and Prince to work together. They both had the ear for the notes. That perfect pitch. Not all of us can hear that the way they did.
@mattyj5039
@mattyj5039 Год назад
My mom and a few of my uncles have perfect pitch. I envy them so much lol
@davidhott6395
@davidhott6395 Год назад
@@mattyj5039 my niece has the ear for it. She plays 7 instruments. It's amazing !
@AzlanValentine
@AzlanValentine 4 года назад
what a legend
@lucasnegashfine5084
@lucasnegashfine5084 2 года назад
Amazing
@doctorlawrencescoggings9883
@doctorlawrencescoggings9883 2 года назад
Wow that's awesome how he listens and hears the how note is played that's awesome god bless him
@Realigndadjmusic
@Realigndadjmusic 3 года назад
Thanks for this upload
@lindalyte7307
@lindalyte7307 2 года назад
A Musical Genuis....at work!! The phenomenal,....Brotha Ray Charles.... Vocals/ Music....Wow!!!!! It all came together, As the saying goes: "Gone but not/ never forgotten".... Rest in Glory....Ray😔🍂
@delfingarcia8590
@delfingarcia8590 2 года назад
The Legend!!!!
@ismaelcanceldones1985
@ismaelcanceldones1985 2 года назад
Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Ray Charles.
@michaeltekulsky5665
@michaeltekulsky5665 5 лет назад
I only heard him live once at SF's Masonic auditorium and yes this tune was a highlight.
@JLitodiaz
@JLitodiaz 2 года назад
Musical Genius.
@JorgeRiveraFotografo
@JorgeRiveraFotografo 2 года назад
what a beautiful jewel of memory
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