Ray Charles - Hallelujah I Love Her So (1955) скачать видео бесплатно

Phil Hodge

ray a bad boy

Queen_Ally

This my favorite song of his, it's so lovely and energetic

życie

This is perfect

roland johansson

First, is this footage really from 1955? I ask because this great song wasn't released until 1956 and the sound (I have most of his 50s records and they are damn pure 50s R&B, and that's a very distinct music image). The style here indicates later, like early or even mid '60s. Sure he could have performed it before releasing it, like Elvis did with "Hound Dog." Said that it's a really great song and I love all of Ray's very early 50s stuff as they are so much R&B in them (Well, they ARE R&B). I actually prefer most of it compared to his later music though some were really good. It's because I love the 50s sound so much. Btw, there is a really great version by the late great rocker Eddie Cochran (who died in a car crash in Chippenham, UK Apr. 17 1960) at the tender age of 21, 5 years young. Eddie's version was released in Nov.1959 (with strings but Eddie wanted the released master to be with echo but no strings). It's different but damn rockin'. Thanks for posting this, the original live (again, in the 50s real live footage is rare)

adrian yo

Que ritmo increíble es una joyita este video.

Frenchie séverine

Hallelujah I LOVE HIM SO I LOVE YOU RAY CHARLES! I love your songs,lyrics,optimism and ENERGY..Thanks for everything!! I love yooouuuu!

Kemal Aziz

hey i heard this in movie, but what movie? help me random citizen

Oyin Odetola

The last minute is everything. I don't know if a person who has sight can feel that much!

moises de la torre

GIFTED RAY

Jack.Naughton

i love it when you talk to memy cash machine

claire amer

Coffee commercial bought me here! Ray Charles rocks! Great vibe

Yves Lima Silva

Tem brasileiro aqui, gente.

Ela Lamblin

unbelievable

Viscera Crassus

First comment at 2017!!!

FvckDakota

cash machine sample

Michael Najera

Weird to see a fender p-bass this early instead of a classic double bass player in this big band ensemble. Very progressive for the time.

R J Miller

I've always loved the blues.Robbi Miller

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Ray Charles - Hallelujah I Love Her So