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1. Greenbacks by Ray Charles. Album Only Don't You Know. by Ray Charles. Don't You Know by Ray Charles. Album Only I've Got a Woman. by Ray Charles. Un vrai plaisir d'entendre et d'avoir en main ce CD. Tout le génie de Ray Charles. Nostalgie, quand tu nous tiens! Read more. Helpful. Sending feedback Thank you for /5(14).

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2. Dec 14,  · Ray Charles Sings The Blues CD re-issue (Atlantic/WSM ) - "Early In The Morning", "I'm Movin' On" and "I Believe To My Soul" That leaves just the mono mixes for "Tell Me How Do You Feel" and "Tell The Truth" as unaccounted for as far as the Birth Of Soul tracklist goes.

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3. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Ray Charles on Discogs. Label: Atlantic - PA,Atlantic - • Series: R&B Forever • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Reissue, Mono • Country: Japan • Genre: Funk / Soul • Style: Rhythm & Blues.

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4. Ray Charles. Ray Charles. Losing Hand (Charles Calhoun) Atlantic Ray Charles had only recently joined the roster of Atlantic Records when he waxed the mournful blues Losing Hand on May 17, with a New York session crew consisting of saxists Dave McRae, Freddie Mitchell, and Pinky Williams, bassist Lloyd Trotman, drummer Connie Kay, and guitarist Mickey Baker, whose slippery .

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7. 7" Single on 45cat: Ray Charles - Come Back Baby / Greenbacks - Atlantic - France -

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8. (originally released by Atlantic in as RAY CHARLES, and re-issued in with a new cover-sleeve). The album includes singles dating back as far as , during Charles' most inspired years (all of the material was produced by the legendary team of Ahmet Ertegun and Jerry Wexler)/5(14).

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9. Ray Charles and Renald Richard-- one of his earliest bandleaders who likewise happened to blow a pretty mean trumpet -- co-wrote "I Got a Woman" during a road trip in the fall of As legend has it, the pair were listening to a gospel number on the radio when Richard began to improvise scat vocals atop the soulful groove. Charles inquired whether Richard could work up a similar-sounding.

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