 | Billy Cobham, Ron Carter, Kenny Barron: The Art Of Three - The track title is "If I Were A Bell" From the concert held in Bergamo (Italy) on 1st March 2002 at Teatro Donizetti. Line up: Billy Cobham - drums Ron Carter - bass Kenny Barron - piano |
 | Pro X Arthur Bosco Y Tara Carter Pro X Arthur Bosco Y Tara Carter |
 | Dr. John Carter Tribute - The Art of Losing Click on "watch in high quality" under the video! ~Carter was always one of my favorite characters, if not my absolute favorite character, on the TV show ER! I've never seen anything else Noah Wyle has done, but his 11 years on ER assured me that he was a brilliant actor! Carter was funny and tragic and wonderful, and we saw him from his first day at County General, when he didn't even know how to put in stitches or start an IV, all the way through being in charge, until he eventually decided to move to Africa permanently to work and help the world - and to be with Kem. Carter had to suffer through being stabbed, becoming addicted to narcotics (painkilling drugs), deal with his parents who didn't love him the way parents should, deal with the death of his Gamma (his grandmother whom he loved more than either of his parents), suffer through continually unsatisfying love and relationships with Abby Lockhart, be held at gunpoint in Africa, and even suffer through the pain of his child being stillborn. He also helped his good friend Jing-Mei "Deb" Chen give birth to a child she had to make the tough decision to give away for adoption, etc. I tried to portray it all in this video set to a song that I realized could fit him while listening to my Freaky Friday soundtrack one time too many... ;) This video is dedicated to Louis aka Cartoonfan123 since he's turning 22 tomorrow! Happy birthday!! I might have left this idea laying around for another month if he hadn't told me his birthday was coming up - but because it was and he's an ER fan (and Carter is his favorite character) - I decided to finish this for him! I still wish I could have had a few clips I didn't, and a few in higher quality, but I managed to make do with what I could find at the following sites: http://bewarehedard.free.fr/home.htm http://www.rslinks.org/search/node/ER http://www.geocities.com/jcvideoclips/clips.htm and I might have even gotten one or two from: (the fencing scene from season 7) http://www.thedancewedo.com/newhome.html and http://www.fan-sites.org/sherry-stringfield/ (the engagement ring scene) and the Megaupload links in the descriptions for 2 videos by AllKRules So I am VERY appreciative!! :D Enjoy! Song: The Art of Losing Artist: American Hi-Fi (This it the 10th addition to my playlist of ER videos that I've made! Check the rest out: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=EA6D26B1070BE7DB ) |
 | A Common Cause - Sir Roland Hanna & Arthur Blythe ( Part XI) One Night Stand: A Keyboard Event Part XI All-Star Jazz Phenomenon at Carnegie Hall by such performers as Kenny Baron, Eubie Blake, Bobby Hutcherson, Arthur Blythe, Ron Carter, Stanley Clarke, George Duke, Charles Earland, Rodney Franklin, Herbie Hancock, Bob James, Hubert Laws, Buddy Williams and Sir Roland Hanna. Recorded January 20, 1981. ~ A RARE AND SPECIAL OCCASION ~ |
 | Chris Carter on Art Bell Pt1 COAST W/ART BELL Interview date: October 6, 1999 Highlights -Midnight Express -Carter's bio -Harsh Realm |
 | Vince Carter "Art Of War" işte vince carter |
 | Winding River - Bob James & Ron Carter (Part V) One Night Stand: A Keyboard Event Part V All-Star Jazz Phenomenon at Carnegie Hall by such performers as Kenny Baron, Eubie Blake, Bobby Hutcherson, Arthur Blythe, Ron Carter, Stanley Clarke, George Duke, Charles Earland, Rodney Franklin, Herbie Hancock, Bob James, Hubert Laws, Buddy Williams and Sir Roland Hanna. Recorded January 20, 1981. ~ A RARE AND SPECIAL OCCASION ~ |
 | Terrell Carter Art Lecture, Part 3 Terrell Carter lecture on the Harlem Renaissance and black art at St Charles Community College |
 | Arthur in Hardcore Tuckers Class Arthur breaking down with some tunes |
 | Doom - Bob James, Ron Carter, & Hubert Laws (Part VI) One Night Stand: A Keyboard Event Part VI All-Star Jazz Phenomenon at Carnegie Hall by such performers as Kenny Baron, Eubie Blake, Bobby Hutcherson, Arthur Blythe, Ron Carter, Stanley Clarke, George Duke, Charles Earland, Rodney Franklin, Herbie Hancock, Bob James, Hubert Laws, Buddy Williams and Sir Roland Hanna. Recorded January 20, 1981. ~ A RARE AND SPECIAL OCCASION ~ |
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