Hi Threse - just found this and you are right - your Dad is fabulous! I played drums for Ray 5 years later and heard from the guys about Ernie and how respected he was. You have much to be proud of! John Bryant.
The concert is incredible, thank you very much, from the fans around the world who can see this performance. The songs of the orchestra's introduction reminded me of the orchestras that I saw on my visit to Cuba in 1981, they had a similar atmosphere, the drummer's concentration on the first song demonstrates the professionalism of these great musicians. thanks very much.
You would enjoy Ray’s performance at the Jazz Jamboree 1984 in Poland, available on YT elsewhere. His rendition of ‘Do I Ever Cross Your Mind?’ is showstopping
Legendary. Nothing more to say except you seldom see Ray Charles- you bear witness. Incredible show. He was through inventing genres and writing songs that have long become standards by 1969, and instead focused on reinventing others' material as only Ray knew how to do. His voice only got better as time went on, and the late 60s and early 70s he was in as fine form vocally as he'd ever be. Thanks for reading and uploading.
Absolutely stunning readings of those two songs, @ezio droppo. The way Ray dictates those lentissimo tempos and builds the dynamics is a work of genius.
0:18 4:03 'I Remember Clifford' 7:52 'The Shadow Of Your Smile' 10:46 introducing Ray Charles 11:48 playing saxophone 13:32 'The Bright Light and You Girl' 16:12 'I Didn’t Know What Time It Was' 22:03 'Georgia on My Mind' 27:20 'Hallelujah I Love Her So' 30:34 'Am I Blue' 36:1637:33 'I've Got a Woman' 43:56 'Yesterday' 48:10 'This Here' 52:24 introducing The Raelettes 53:07 'Finders Keepers, Losers Weepers' 55:46 'Baby Please' 1:00:07 'What'd I Say' 1:03:55 finale
In 4.03 the song is I remember Clifford, the next one is The shadow of your smile (which I think he never recorded). The instrumental on 48.10 is This here. The one in miinute 53.07 is Finders keepers, loosers weepers. The next one is Baby please.I don't know the title of the first instrumental, but it is a beautiful one! It is a great concert. Thanks for uploading it!
Wow this performance is really fantastic! Where did you find this? I'd love to cut some clips of the individual songs from this. Some unbelievable good performing here! @jamesblackbird
@@jamesblackbird Oh wow thats fantastic! Where did you get the video from? Is this the video quality version of this available? Is there an HD version?
Alto opener was revealing some Ray that ain’t no novelty,…man has chops galore. Merci beaucoup!
That's my Dad! The best percussionist that I know. #1 fan.
The legendary Mr. Ernie Elly! What an incredible video. Say hello to him for us!
Hi Threse - just found this and you are right - your Dad is fabulous! I played drums for
Ray 5 years later and heard from the guys about Ernie and how respected he was. You have much to be proud of! John Bryant.
was wondering who he was. what an incredible performance, what a precious video. make sure you download it Threse!
@@johnbryantdrumswhat was the coolest part of drumming for ray charles?👀
@q@q¹😊@@johnbryantdrums
from the start... all those great horn players. look, we know Ray was special. the band around him was....incredible
Peut-être la plus belle soirée de concert que j'ai eu la chance de voir et d'apprécier. J'avais 17 ans et je m'en souviens encore. Un grand artiste.
J'en avais 26 en 1969 mais fan de Ray dès mes 18 ans et toujours
J'étais aussi à ce concert et guère âgé que vous. J'ai vu presque les plus grands en Jazz et Ray Charles en était un.
Love the behind the scenes of Ray getting in the car and making his way to the stage. What a cool cat. The opulence is overwhelming.
The concert is incredible, thank you very much, from the fans around the world who can see this performance. The songs of the orchestra's introduction reminded me of the orchestras that I saw on my visit to Cuba in 1981, they had a similar atmosphere, the drummer's concentration on the first song demonstrates the professionalism of these great musicians. thanks very much.
Ray "the bridge" Charles
the only artist to date that bridged - blues, jazz ,big band, gospel, soul, pop
into one meal for the soul
Fine. So long as I don't have to start calling him "The Bridge." CHRIST that's awful!
......or is a Country a bridge too far?
That “I didn’t know what time it was” song slaps👏🏾🔥
I didn’t know what time is was. Grand standard Billie holiday, La chante super aussi
J'étais à ce concert avec mon frère, j'avais 14 ans. Je n'oublierai jamais
Et moi 26 ans, mon premier concert au Palais des Sports à Paris en octobre 1961....22 autres ont suivi!
Thanks for posting. The entire set is amazing. Ray is great and the band is top notch. Classic performance
Came here for Ray Charles but found great Johnny Coles playing "I Remember Clifford". Many thanks for sharing!
We were enriched when we were graced with Ray Charles’ presence in this world. Since his departure, we have become poorer.
i never knew he played other instruments....great sax sound!
Ray "the bridge" Charles
the only artist to date that bridged - blues, jazz ,big band, soul, pop
into one meal for the soul
Thank you yes great very great show
I wished i was there - it seems to be one of Ray's best performances as a soloist as well as interacting with the most inspired big band!
You would enjoy Ray’s performance at the Jazz Jamboree 1984 in Poland, available on YT elsewhere. His rendition of ‘Do I Ever Cross Your Mind?’ is showstopping
Engineer got his levels pretty good by ‘Georgia’ and the result is well worth the wait.
J'y étais, inoubliable souvenir !
Ray Charles era um gênio. Leônidas Bezerra de Palmas To
I was lucky to attend a ray charles concert in Stuttgart Germany (while in the military) in the fall of 1969 this was probably the same tour
Yes, same orchestra!
We got to see him in the early 2000’s. One of the finest moments of our lives
Legendary. Nothing more to say except you seldom see Ray Charles- you bear witness. Incredible show. He was through inventing genres and writing songs that have long become standards by 1969, and instead focused on reinventing others' material as only Ray knew how to do. His voice only got better as time went on, and the late 60s and early 70s he was in as fine form vocally as he'd ever be. Thanks for reading and uploading.
Thank you! I'm Ray Charles fan since 1960!
@@jamesblackbird Thanks for uploading all of these shows in the last few months. A few real gems! Cheers mate
3 min in and I'm just amazed.
This is ridiculously good and Ray Charles hasn't even appeared yet 🙃
Sorry I don't understand what you mean? There was always an instrumental part before Ray Charles came on stage! 😎
Such an emotion to see this concert, John Coles in Am I blue...Blue Mitchel i I didn't know.....Magnificent
Absolutely stunning readings of those two songs, @ezio droppo. The way Ray dictates those lentissimo tempos and builds the dynamics is a work of genius.
Real man made music
Does it get any better
I Think Not...❤️🙏
0:18
4:03 'I Remember Clifford'
7:52 'The Shadow Of Your Smile'
10:46 introducing Ray Charles
11:48 playing saxophone
13:32 'The Bright Light and You Girl'
16:12 'I Didn’t Know What Time It Was'
22:03 'Georgia on My Mind'
27:20 'Hallelujah I Love Her So'
30:34 'Am I Blue'
36:16 37:33 'I've Got a Woman'
43:56 'Yesterday'
48:10 'This Here'
52:24 introducing The Raelettes
53:07 'Finders Keepers, Losers Weepers'
55:46 'Baby Please'
1:00:07 'What'd I Say'
1:03:55 finale
In 4.03 the song is I remember Clifford, the next one is The shadow of your smile (which I think he never recorded). The instrumental on 48.10 is This here. The one in miinute 53.07 is Finders keepers, loosers weepers. The next one is Baby please.I don't know the title of the first instrumental, but it is a beautiful one!
It is a great concert. Thanks for uploading it!
55:46 the song it's called "Words"
@@alvarorancano Thank you very much!
@@eduardogonzalezmotos1396 Oh, those two songs are quite similar 😮
Eu estava com 7 anos quando ele realizou esse show.
Blessed to have been able to enjoy this man for years.
qui aveva 39 anni...era una forza della natura...i gotta woman...straripante
Qué Maravilloso concierto...hasta las lágrimas me conmueve....
Maravilloso... sublime....🙏✔️💖🌻🙏🌺🌿✔️
Greatman
wonderful images !!!
THANK YOU!!
PLEASE MAN , UPLOAD MORE OF RAY CHARLES ! IVE SUBSCRIBED ❤️
MERCI INFINIMENT;;;;;the boss...
finder keepers great r&b...
Great.
YESS IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ! THANK YOU SO MUCH MAN
The man who made Big Band.Blue. Phenomenal. ❤️
uno dei concerti migliori di ray...straordinario.grande orchestra
blue mitchell...mostruoso
I Remember Clifford
OMG I was waiting for this concert for so long!! THANK YOU
grande finale scat...
Hallelujah I love her so: 27:19
What is the name of the song playing at 56min to 1h approx min? anybody knows? its fantastic
This song is "Baby Please" (Jimmy Lewis) see the final before "What D'I Say"
thanks a lot,i was searching for hours. its melody is fantastic
Baby Please-Ray Charles
questa era una grande orchestra...
Muito massa 😏
One of the RARE videos of the great Blue Mitchell on trumpet! 2:05
Très très grand trompettiste il a aussi joué avec dollar brand
Fabulous thanks for uploading. Loved the concert 😎😎
the great ernie elly on drums!
col cappellino...blue mitchell...grande trombettista
💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖🙏✔️
Here because of Ken Burns county music documentary
43:53 Yesterday
Wow this performance is really fantastic! Where did you find this? I'd love to cut some clips of the individual songs from this. Some unbelievable good performing here!
@jamesblackbird
No problem! All these videos come from my personal collection for 50 years!
@@jamesblackbird Oh wow thats fantastic! Where did you get the video from? Is this the video quality version of this available? Is there an HD version?
Something wrong here i saw another video but it says the concert was made in 1955
30:33 Am I Blue?
Thanks so much for sharing! Please tell me how can I get a copy to download? My dad, Ernest Elly is the drummer.
www.youtubepp.com/watch?v=qAp6vPEjtIs&t=1009s
36:18 I got a woman
27:19
Komentar no deinkju
20:40
1:00:06 It's Alright
Anybody has the names of the musicians in the band?
Les noms des musiciens et les titres sont sur le générique à la fin du film.
Blue Mitchell le trompettiste énorme
who's on Bass??????
Edgar Willis (To See generique)