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Ray Cooper (* 19. September 1947 in Watford, Hertfordshire [1]) ist ein englischer Perkussionist. Er arbeitete als Studio- und Live-Musiker mit Bands und Künstlern wie Pink Floyd, den Rolling Stones, Sting, Phil Collins, George Harrison, Eric Clapton, Peter Maffay und Elton John .
Life and career. Film work. Recent work. Discography. References. External links. Ray Cooper. Raymond Cooper (born 19 September 1947 [1] [2]) is an English musician who has worked as a session and road-tour percussionist.
Ray Cooper is a singer songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in Sweden. For many years Cooper played with Oysterband, he went solo in 2013 and has since recorded four solo albums. Stories are at the centre of singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Ray Cooper’s work. “I get my ideas from memories, dreams, history books, biographies ...
Percussionist Ray Cooper makes a lasting impression on fans every time he picks up an instrument on stage or in the studio. Ray studied classical piano as a youth, then strings and woodwinds, and later, percussion. He also trained in the theatre arts before beginning a career as a session musician in the 1960s.
21. Aug. 2022 · Der englische Perkussionist Ray Cooper hat das bewiesen. Er gehört zu den gefragtesten Musikern überhaupt. Er ist auf den Alben der unterschiedlichsten Größen populärer Unterhaltungsmusik zu hören, begleitete die berühmtesten Namen auf ihren Tournee. Allein mit Elton John spielte er zwölf Alben ein.
29. Mai 2011 · 3.09K subscribers. Subscribed. 331. 141K views 12 years ago. RAY COOPER - The master of percussion - live at Zenith in Strasbourg 28th may 2011 supported by Elton John ...more.
Ray Cooper. Unusually, Ray Cooper’s illustrious career spans not only music, where he has both performance and production credits to his name, but also film, television and theatre. A true Renaissance man, Cooper studied at the Royal Academy of Music in London (where he has been a Fellow since 2003), and spent his early working years as an ...
