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The making of 'The United Way' soundtrack
'The United Way' soundtrack is out now digitally: orcd.co/unitedway
The film is available on Sky & Now TV
Go behind the scenes of the making of George Fenton's soundtrack for 'The United Way', the story of Manchester United, with interviews and behind the scenes footage.
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George Fenton talks about 'Talking Heads' at The Bridge Theatre
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Alan Bennett's 'Talking Heads' monologues are being performed at The Bridge Theatre until 31 October 2020 and come highly recommended by George.
George Fenton & Simon Chamberlain - 'The Piano Framed' album out 31.07.20
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The Piano Framed album out now digitally: ingrooves.ffm.to/the-piano-framed and on beautiful gatefold vinyl and CD via store.georgefenton.com/ This is George's new collaboration with pianist Simon Chamberlain, featuring new solo piano arrangements of some of George's scores, including 'The Blue Planet', 'You’ve Got Mail', 'Groundhog Day' & 'The Lady in The Van'. All tracks written by George Fen...
George Fenton talks with Phil Agland, Producer and Director of Shanghai Vice
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George Fenton talks with Phil Agland, Producer and Director of Shanghai Vice. Listen to the full Shanghai Vice album: UMPG.lnk.to/ShanghaiViceYD
Blue Planet in Concert - George Fenton
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“This isn’t just a concert. This is an actual show with a beginning, middle and end” explains George Fenton in the trailer for Blue Planet in Concert. The original BBC show was entirely recut for this thrilling concert series, featuring a live score by the Philharmonic Orchestra.
Ray Cooper plays the tambourine.
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Ray Cooper plays the tambourine his way in Abbey Road Studios.

Komentáře

  • @kukurukuchudnoe
    @kukurukuchudnoe Před měsícem

    А в: тубе бубен. Это же бубееееннн😊😊😊😊😅😅😅😊😅😅😊

  • @FlopFlap1
    @FlopFlap1 Před měsícem

    He’s a ham.

  • @joesamm1190
    @joesamm1190 Před měsícem

    This video should be 10 minutes longer, I wish there was more of Ray in the studio. Bummer

  • @Sanabun.
    @Sanabun. Před měsícem

    Made a DnD character who plays the tambourine and this is amazing 💯

  • @jacquismith3277
    @jacquismith3277 Před měsícem

    By now, surely he's a national treasure?! ❤

  • @Sittin.
    @Sittin. Před 2 měsíci

    Is there a clip including what he´s plaing to? I´m curious as a cat now!

  • @zubrismusic
    @zubrismusic Před 2 měsíci

    This guy tambourine’s better than I life.

  • @TheAlistairDick
    @TheAlistairDick Před 3 měsíci

    Easy. Like a bodhran

  • @SimonSimon-rn3tm
    @SimonSimon-rn3tm Před 4 měsíci

    What a bore!

  • @michaelhogan4447
    @michaelhogan4447 Před 6 měsíci

    Most talented musician!

  • @nor0845
    @nor0845 Před 7 měsíci

    Well, that was impressive. 😎

  • @tchftg
    @tchftg Před 7 měsíci

    HE WAS FEELING IIIIITTTT

  • @chemigalix
    @chemigalix Před 9 měsíci

    Grande 🎼💯🎼💯

  • @lennonladroma593
    @lennonladroma593 Před 11 měsíci

    He's the groove you know. His presence, playing style, he is got the heart to play that is one thing that other artist like him

  • @sporkfindus4777
    @sporkfindus4777 Před rokem

    It was interesting to see at Elton's Glastonbury gig the composition of his band: Elton on piano (obvs) another keyboardist, guitar, bass, and then a drummer and two percussionists. Percussion is clearly very important to Elton. A mark of the man is also how he's kept as many original members as possible since the late 60s. Such a rich, colourful sound despite only a few players compared with the entourage that his contemporaries have these days. Clapton seems to have about 20 people on stage! I must admit that I was super impressed and surprised at the lush musicality in that final gig. I'm ashamed to say that I underestimated Elton's live performances. Shame it was his last on these shores!

  • @carlix8035
    @carlix8035 Před rokem

    Can see why Elton finds him irreplaceable. He knows his stuff for real.👍

  • @alasdairvincent6248

    Ray is a top percussionist. I recently saw him playing at an Elton John concert and I was blown away by his sheer talent.

  • @adamwarlock3530
    @adamwarlock3530 Před rokem

    Ray's a fantastic percussionist.

  • @stephaniecarlson6689

    Wow❤ Percussionist Master Extrordinare - Ray Cooper 😘🌺🌸🌺 New South Wales Australia 🦘

  • @ae6669
    @ae6669 Před rokem

    🔥

  • @tomorr7692
    @tomorr7692 Před rokem

    This video should be seen by anyone who thinks the tambourine isn't a true musical instrument. (And I've met my share.)

  • @filipeferpe
    @filipeferpe Před rokem

    Ray cooper, Paulinho da Costa and nana Vasconcelos. Percussions legends

  • @JobyBurgess
    @JobyBurgess Před rokem

    Beautiful, thanks for capturing and sharing this George :-)

  • @jpag57
    @jpag57 Před rokem

    Brilliant! Many years ago, I attended an Elton John concert at what was once the Universal Amphitheater. The first set was solo Elton - bouncing between 2 pianos on opposite stage ends. The second set opened with the raising of the Yellow Brick Road - and there was Ray playing with Elton. It was (Captain) Fantastic!

  • @lugarazul
    @lugarazul Před rokem

    El mejor !!!

  • @DonyaLane
    @DonyaLane Před rokem

    Ray plays the tambourine as if it's an entire orchestra. Check out the way he's waving his hand to manipulate the decay @00:20 , adding an extra beat! He's the G.O.A.T.

    • @jaggass
      @jaggass Před rokem

      When you listen to percussion on some of Elton's songs you know it's Ray Cooper

  • @cedricpeabody265
    @cedricpeabody265 Před rokem

    His brother Tommy was better.

  • @thomasnagel7013
    @thomasnagel7013 Před rokem

    Mad Ray 😎

  • @sarahtullamore1574
    @sarahtullamore1574 Před 2 lety

    This man is a genius. Saw him in Paris playing with Elton John last night and he brought the house down!

  • @everonlyallforthee
    @everonlyallforthee Před 2 lety

    Anyone know the song he's tracking for here? Would love to hear the finished product.

  • @ONITANI
    @ONITANI Před 2 lety

    Grandios 💞

  • @charlesanzalone5846
    @charlesanzalone5846 Před 2 lety

    cool hearing him in a recording session

  • @jimmykarlsson2567
    @jimmykarlsson2567 Před 2 lety

    WOW!!!! For real!!!!

  • @Sorina_S
    @Sorina_S Před 2 lety

    🌹♥️🌈

  • @19598835
    @19598835 Před 2 lety

    MASTER TAMBO - Ray Coop[er, Marcy Levy, Airo Moreira, Lady Tambourine & Herlin Riley, my all time favorites...

  • @deweywise5573
    @deweywise5573 Před 2 lety

    this old bird can play! love the concerts with EJ When he is on set

  • @coolbro6969
    @coolbro6969 Před 2 lety

    THAT is the real deal.

  • @caminoviejo1948
    @caminoviejo1948 Před 2 lety

    👏👏👏👏👏

  • @davidmaraisthecampfireguit2596

    Phenomenal. Anyone who says, "Anyone can play the tambourine" hasn't witnessed the genius of Ray Cooper.

    • @jaggass
      @jaggass Před rokem

      He's extremely talented.

  • @DavidHartley88
    @DavidHartley88 Před 2 lety

    Up the Stags.

  • @thelioness6102
    @thelioness6102 Před 2 lety

    I just found you I could FEEL the passion in your music The music was so beautiful I had to find out where it came from Just amazing WOW

  • @vijayasekarr.7117
    @vijayasekarr.7117 Před 2 lety

    Takes the tambourine to another level of art.

  • @user-rz9ll8fb8r
    @user-rz9ll8fb8r Před 2 lety

    Джорж, не хорошо брать чужое.

  • @kateverte5041
    @kateverte5041 Před 2 lety

    Ray is a magician 💜🙏

  • @sergioirumekombato8110

    The best one

  • @wagnercabrerisso5986
    @wagnercabrerisso5986 Před 2 lety

    "The One" from percussion !!

  • @beltxacli5432
    @beltxacli5432 Před 2 lety

    Lo amé cuando vino a Uruguay con Eric Clapton. Qué impresionante fue verlo!!! 🇺🇾🙌🇺🇾🙌🇺🇾👏👏👏👏👏

  • @nhl041976
    @nhl041976 Před 2 lety

    legend.

  • @Laguna724
    @Laguna724 Před 2 lety

    Does anybody know the session or song that this clip is from?

  • @rbrooks2007
    @rbrooks2007 Před 2 lety

    I've only just found on my archives from old VHS tapes the BBC2 episode of Understanding Music (for schools) where you explain how you started out making music for amateur dramatic groups and on from there, then you were assigned a theme to write a small score for. It was most interesting.