RAY CHARLES / Volcanic Action Of My Soul 1971 !! BEATLES,..RARO, ORIG EDIT USA !! IMPECABLE

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SORPRENDENTE ALBUN CON STANDARS COMO LA VERSION EXTREMECEDORA DEL CLASICO THE BEATLES, THE LONG AN WINDING ROAS ( LA VERSION VERSION DE TODOS LOS TIEMPOS PARA MI ) Y QUE DECIR DEL SOMETHNG DE GEORGE HARRISON QUE SE MARCA...INCREIBLE TAMBIEN..SOLO PODRIA HACER ESTE BLUES SUCIO COMO EL FEEL SO BAD..., 2 VERSIONES MAS DE MI ADMIRADO JIMMI WEBB PARA NO OLVIDADAR Y MUCHOS MAS...TODO LOS TEMAS CON ARREGLOS Y PRODUCCION DE LUJO Y LOS MUSICOS NO PUEDEN MEJORES, NADA MAS Y NADA MENOS QUE LOS Muscle Shoals sessions, SE PUEDE PEDIR MAS ???

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Only Ray Charles and a select few could make a dirty blues like "Feel So Bad" soulful against the backdrop of an orchestra and a lavish arrangement. But he does just that throughout this 1971 release that comes with a poem by Julian Bond, credited here as the Bishop of Atlanta. The larder of mostly remakes includes "Wichita Lineman," "Something," "The Long and Winding Road," and a bluesy "What Am I Living For." Charles works his magic; but after listening to his gritty vocals on these slick charts, you'll be longing for a previously unreleased Ray Charles in Muscle Shoals session (if there ever was one) to be uncovered in a vault. Andrew Hamilton, AMG

A1 See You Then A2 What Am I Living For A3 Feel So Bad A4 The Long And Winding Road A5 The Three Bells B1 All I Ever Need Is You B2 Wichita Lineman B3 Something B4 I May Be Wrong (But I Think You're Wonderful) B5 Down In The Valley