Ray Charles : Partitions facile

Recorded by Ray Charles in 1963, this funky classic has been covered by countless artists, but is probably best remembered from Ray's performance of it in the 1980 film The Blues Brothers. Arranged he...

A shuffle swing vocal chart on an upbeat song with lyrics provided to accommodate female or male vocalists. The tempo is around 142 BPM, with a few stop time sections, no horn solos, just swingin' voc...

Inspiré de la célèbre version enregistrée par Ray Charles, ce tableau swing efficace pour les jeunes musiciens s'ouvre sur une introduction percutante suivie d'un solo de trompette sulfureux sur le co...

Inspiré de la célèbre version enregistrée par Ray Charles, ce tableau swing efficace pour les jeunes musiciens s'ouvre sur une introduction percutante suivie d'un solo de trompette sulfureux sur le co...

Le génie de Ray Charles est évident dans la grande variété de chansons qu'il a enregistrées et qu'il a fait siennes. Le pot-pourri de Johnnie, solidement orchestré pour les jeunes musiciens, comprend...

Described as a 'genius' by Frank Sinatra, this innovative pianist and singer's combination of blues and gospel pioneered soul music. This fabulous 'best of' album brings together all of his most famou...

Feature your auxiliary, dance, or drill unit with this fun arrangement of a Ray Charles classic from the pen of Doug Adams. Also perfect as a stands or pep band chart, this one will be ready to go aft...

Feature your auxiliary, dance, or drill unit with this fun arrangement of a Ray Charles classic from the pen of Doug Adams. Also perfect as a stands or pep band chart, this one will be ready to go aft...

From the driving rock style to the familiar call and response refrain, this easy arrangement of the Ray Charles classic will be fun to play and easy to learn. (Remember the John Belushi Beethoven skit...

From the driving rock style to the familiar call and response refrain, this easy arrangement of the Ray Charles classic will be fun to play and easy to learn. (Remember the John Belushi Beethoven skit...