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Ray Charles: Soul of the Holy Land August 1973 (1973)

Ray Charles: Soul of the Holy Land August 1973 (1973)
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The concert film Ray Charles: Soul of the Holy Land August 1973 documents the legendary performer's historic Tel Aviv concert and includes footage of him visiting some of the most renowned religious sites in the world. The 17-song set list includes many beloved hits including a cover of the Beatles' "The Long and Winding Road," "Let the Good Times Roll," "I Can't Stop Loving You," and "Yesterday." ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

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The concert film Ray Charles: Soul of the Holy Land August 1973 documents the legendary performer's historic Tel Aviv concert and includes footage of him visiting some of the most renowned religious sites in the world. The 17-song set list includes many beloved hits including a cover of the Beatles' "The Long and Winding Road," "Let the Good Times Roll," "I Can't Stop Loving You," and "Yesterday." ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

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    Jules R.

    if you like ray charles you will like this dvd.

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    Jack W.

    I guess there was a reason why this video was never released and bet it had alot to do with Ray not wanting it out. But since someone decided it had to be released then at least make it a worthwhile production. It would have been nice to know where he was performing at because I could have swore that each edit was of Ray performing somewhere else, but where?(I know that it was israel...dah!) Also, who was Ray visiting? What locations did he visit inbetween performances? But hurt the most was that the recording was from an LP and not directly from the footage of the tape. The only good thing I was able to make 0ut of this performance was that the film showed Ray constantly pushing the band tempo wise, and giving directions on what songs to play. The band was dragging a bit, probably due to Jet Lag(Guess*$*&&%). This is what happens after a renowned entertainer dies, not while he's alive. Come on Ray JR! You shouldn't do your father this way!

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    Bea S.

    The quality was poor, but good take on Ray Charles quality of performances.

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