[mkjessup]

I would probably download it as an MP3 onto my Itunes and go from there.

There is a free software program you may already be aware of called 'YouTubeDownloader'

http://youtubedownload.altervista.org/

It allows you to download YouTube videos to your hard drive, but one function that is often overlooked is that the Downloader program has a feature to allow you to 'convert' the downloaded video file into an audio file in mp3 format, removing the video in the process, leaving you with a very good quality mp3 music file.

If you already have iTunes, this may not be necessary.

[ohioWfan]

I already downloaded the Ray Charles version (the original, not the one with Alicia Keyes).

Of all the versions I heard it's the most moving, and is very well liked.

I think it will be the perfect backdrop for the info in his presentation.

Thanks for all your help and your inspiration, mk. It's much appreciated.