Ray Charles I'll Be Seeing You

[@pearlpavillar1755]

❤❤❤Love this song soooo much

[@JustWriter]

😯😄 Was not expecting him to go soprano. Bravo! 👏

[@robynprimadivazang1286]

My friend of 45 years just passed on Wednesday. I woke this morning with this song in my heart,

[@merrileebetts2179]

I've had this album for many, many years. Every song is a winner. I LOVE to Listen.

[@rheinhardtobing267]

My dad used to sing this song on his 80th birthday for my mom, 9 years ago. I played the piano on the stage at that time in front of many friends of my dad and mom. My dad passed away last month at 89, and listening to this song brought my memory back to that evening, 9 years ago. I miss him so much...I'll be looking at the moon...but I'll be seeing you, dad...

[@dianelouise8995]

I bought this album in 1968. I didn’t know this song when I purchased it. My dad died in 1967, right after I turned 16 and for the first time I paid attention to the words‼️ After that I would listen to it every day. I know my mom played it when I wasn’t around. We pretended we were strong when our hearts were breaking💔

[@karenstevenson4876]

I LOVE RAY CHARLES VERSION OF THIS SONG.

[@dianelouise8995]

When I lost my dad, I was 16, I played this over and over…I’m 70, and it still brings back so many memories of him. The kindest, gentle dad, never in my 16 years did he ever raise his voice at me💙

[@cristianmicu]

you had a dad in the top 1 percent of all dads on this planet you so lucky and his memory should be cherished like it deserves, never raise the voice on you, that's not in the cards , but you had that

[@dianelouise8995]

@@cristianmicu Thank you for your kind words‼️ He was so respected in our town, at that time, his funeral was attended by the largest amount of caring people the funeral director had ever seen before. He was a pharmacist, soft spoken, with a dry sense of humor‼️ I am still thankful everyday when I think of him‼️❤️

[@Ed20549]

❤

[@jimmylee1776]

I’m sorry you lost your dad at such a young age. God bless you & your dad. May he rests in peace in the kingdom of God.

[@sylviacarlson3561]

what a sweet tribute to your precious Dad!

[@thomasfraze4731]

I want this played at my funeral

[@AlexandraRieloff]

So impossibly beautiful. I love Ray Charles with all my heart.

[@neilx49]

He put so much feeling in this sad tune, esp. at the falsetto part, that it's enough to make one cry...

[@murph3001]

One of the great songs in the Anerican Songbook sung by the best there ever was. There will never be another.

[@judybingham1983]

Thanks Ray, for all the Joy.

[@murph3001]

Judy Bingham just I could not say it any better ---- Ray is my hero ---- your comment in just a few words says it all for me ____ this standard sung by many many vocalists jumps to another level when Ray interprets this----- yes you are so right ______ Ray thanks for the Joy

[@newexodus20]

This was our H.S. graduation song. When my teacher suggested it, I jumped to say GREAT, I LIKE THAT. Now at 64, I discovered many thing stories and comment about this song. Lost my parents and a bother and a sister and this song relieves my sadness knowing I will be seeing them someday. Shalom from Manila, Philippines!

[@jeanmarclavoie307]

Bought that lp in 1968...still have it...love every song on it...it is a gem...Ray Charles R.I.P.

[@dianelouise8995]

Me, too!

[@greentriumph]

What is the album’s name?

[@jeanmarclavoie307]

@@greentriumph The name is ...LISTEN...!

[@trishamclaughlin1694]

"I'll be seeing you, as long as I live." ❤️

[@trishamclaughlin1694]

Always in my heart! ♥️🌹

[@davidsolomon8203]

This song protects itself against bad recordings, but in the hands of monumental talent such as Ray Charles, we have another classical performance! What a great song!

[@mariadeconcini9966]

È una canzone che mi prende cuore,anima ,la mia essenza dell'inizio e mi ricongiunge all'AMORE mio impossibile ma reale. Una interpretazione unica

[@mariolucero8559]

Sra.Maria Concini,es usted,fiel hija de la Italia romántica.Es real,el corazón se enciende y es una interpretación única.

[@443534414]

Beautiful heartfelt song❤️THANKS RAY🙏

[@esterevaristobustamante4447]

Incredibly fascinating rendition 👍👍👍

[@jerryjemmott3259]

One of the many gems I would wear out..

[@charlesbarry6730]

A departed genius.RIP Ray .

[@Darvada]

Awesome rendition of this classic song..Well Done!!!

[@georgedebruyns3805]

Ray will always be my favorite singing artist God's gift to all.

[@frankmartinez2655]

Band Box Jazz Joint Denver..Ray Charles two glorious evenings..pack house..Two nights of Mr.Charles man what a kick..even more so while on break he was so attending as we spoke..yeah just a few minutes but what a few minutes! Years later nightclub in Santa Fe,New Mexico the joint was jumping packed to the racks of an old plane factory...ah this time no chats, his handler took care of such..Yes Ray was in the twilight of his years...But not his voice nor his demeanor for the audience..I yet harbor many of his music.."I'll be seeing you Mr.Charles....

[@stelrieke]

1 0f my Daddy fav.songs & mine too.❤Ray Charles🎶

[@briansalvador3954]

I love finding these old songs that are passes around and covered by all the great

[@mariaantonietajauregui6901]

es una música SENSACIONAL !!!

[@taraadcock1503]

EXTREME nostalgia; THANK YOU H JOHNSON ATL

[@jeanbaumgartner4052]

Liberace Also Sings!This Song!

[@jenc9331]

Incredibly beautiful ...

[@jeanmarclavoie307]

great memories of 1968

[@frederickmagill9454]

Don't get much better than this.

[@sylviacarlson3561]

My favorite version of this song

[@jeanbaumgartner4052]

The Same Here!Sylvia!

[@jeanbaumgartner4052]

I!Agree With All Of You About!RayCharles!

[@Moviemaniac221]

H Johnson's sign offs during jazz classics introduced me to this tune. Very grateful

[@rosalindpetchesky5825]

Love this!

[@marcodessydessy3795]

i love ray...mauro dessy

[@lyntfloyd]

I'll be seeing you In all the old familiar places That this heart of mine embraces All day through In that small cafe The park across the way The children's carousel The chestnut tree The wishing well I'll be seeing you In every lovely summer's day In everything that's light and gay I'll always think of you that way I'll find you in the morning sun And when the night is new I'll be looking at the moon But I'll be seeing you I'll be seeing you In all the old familiar places That this heart of mine embraces All day through In that small cafe The park across the way The children's carousel The chestnut tree The wishing well I'll be seeing you In every lovely summer's day In everything that's light and gay I'll always think of you that way I'll find you in the morning sun And when the night is new I'll be looking at the moon But I'll be seeing you

[@clarencesearchwell3704]

Amazing love

[@tomwashingtonjr848]

❤❤❤Met him once❤❤❤Beautiful

[@JOCA208]

Pff zo mooi heb deze lp al van denk1976 invites you to listen

[@kofthebaskervilles]

Yeah Baby!!

[@maurodessy6323]

favoloso...mauro dessy

[@leonardshevlin7260]

music: Sammy Fain lyrics: Irving Kahal

[@taraadcock1503]

Of your 30k views, we are 1000 THANKS

[@Calreva1]

❤

[@maurodessy6376]

immenso

[@en23288]

Jimmy Durante: Billie Holiday': Bernadette Peters yes! But, Ray Charles attempt was a miss. Now, go back to the sixth movement of Gustav Mahler's third symphony, (at 1:20) then on to Fain and Kahal; then on to Vera Lynn singing it (even if she fucked up the lyric) to nourish the morale of the allied troops embarking on the quest to liberate Europe from the Nazi evil; then move on to Billie Holiday's recording that was broadcast to the universe by NASA to admit and acknowledge the death of the personified Mars Rover---and you will know what I'm talking about. After you do all of that, tune in to that Viennese composer Gustav Mahler's third symphony, the sixth movement; and , at at 1:20 you will discover and hear those magical five notes that inspired Fain and Kahal to put words to the music" "I'll Be Seeing You," Everything is derivative.

[@murph3001]

Gibberish ____ bombastic crap in an attempt to evaluate ___

[@leonardshevlin7260]

Why did Mr. Charles try to sound like Jimmie Scott?

[@philrubin6066]

I idolize Ray CharlesI! I play piano but this arrangement is pretty bad. Every other song Ray Charles has recorded is incredible.

[@2eleven48]

Well, jeez, I love the man, but that was very odd.

[@murph3001]

???????

[@2eleven48]

@@murph3001 ....Because it was, as the note says, his 'experiment in falsetto' and to do so was really not much more than that; nothing was very much achieved by his doing so. Kind of embarrassing, actually, however dear he is to me. If you want to hear how someone can move from a tenor voice into a falsetto, sliding through in a beautiful natural curve, I would suggest you listen to Johnny Mathis on you-tube performing this song. Breathtaking.

[@rubenva1258]

Ironic

[@peterobbo7512]

No.