Ray Charles
Video Museum
Ray Charles
Video Museum
The Ray Charles Video Museum is a research project, documenting live performances by The Genius.
This project was started by my father, Bob Stumpel, on Blogspot, on February 18th 2020 he passed away. This was his project and I’m trying to transfer it all to a WordPress blog, but a lot of data has been lost over the years.
Albums
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Kentucky Waltz
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I Surrender Dear (With The Ray Charles Sextet)
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A Bit of Soul (aka Blues Hangover)
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A Fool For You
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A Sentimental Blues
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Ain’t That Fine
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Ain’t That Love
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Alexander’s Ragtime Band
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All To Myself (aka All To Myself Alone)
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Alone In This City
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Am I Blue (1, 2)
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Baby Let Me Hold Your Hand (aka Oh Baby)
More quotes"Then there were motorcycles. I learned to ride one in Tallahassee when I was about 14 or 15. I got to know the town pretty well, and soon I felt confident about riding round. Tallahassee was full of hills, and I loved racing up and down 'em, sometimes trailing my friend or riding next to him, so I could hear the sound of the exhaust and make sure to follow closely and yet not too closely. I know it sounds strange - a blind teenager buzzin' round on a motorcycle - but I liked that; that was me. I had always been nervy, and I always had a lot of faith in my ability not to break my neck."
Posts
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February 22, 1968 – RPM Studio, Los Angeles
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Newport 1993 Now Complete
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Ray Charles’ 1979 Austin City Limits Concert Released (Audio Only)
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Ray Charles’ Zurich 1961 Concert Released
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Ray Charles Guesting At Gala-Abend In Berlin
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An Album That Was Never Released: Ray Charles Sings For You (1964/65)
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Who You Gonna Love
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Sunday, Monday Or Always (By Jimmy Scott, Ray Charles On Piano)