Ray Charles |
Ray Charles on the Johnny Cash Show Bye Bye, Love You Don’t Know Me Half As Much I Love You So Much It Hurts Just A Little Lovin’ Born To Lose Worried Mind It Makes No Difference Now You Win Again Careless Love I Can’t Stop Loving You Hey, Good Lookin’ You Are My Sunshine No Letter Today Someday (You’ll Want Me To Want You) Don’t Tell Me Your Troubles Midnight Oh, Lonesome Me Take These Chains From My Heart Your Cheating Heart I’ll Never Stand In Your Way Making Believe Teardrops In My Heart Hang Your Head In Shame I’m Movin’ On Busted No One To Cry To Move It On Over Love’s Gonna Live Here (Swingova) I’m A Fool To Care Crying Time Together Again I’ve Got A Tiger By The Tail (Swingova) I Don’t Care Blue Moon Of Kentucky (Swingova) Don’t Let Her Know Please Say You’re Fooling She’s Lonesome Again A Born Loser | In 1962 Ray Charles became the most famous pop singer to introduce country music to a new audience with his historic album, Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music. It sold over a million copies. (Quote) "I'm not Charlie Pride, and I'm not a country singer. I just like to take country songs and sing them my way." Ray toured with a country music band from Tampa, Florida in 1946. He wore a cowboy outfit and learned to yodel. |
| A Girl I Used To Know Here We Go Again When I Stop Dreamin’ If You Were Mine Your Love Is So Doggone Good Don’t Change On Me Till I Can’t Take It Anymore You’ve Still Got A Place In My Heart I Keep It Hid Sweet Memories Good Morning Dear Ring Of Fire What Am I Living For The Three Bells All I Ever Need Is You Wichita Lineman Down In The Valley Take Me Home, Country Roads Never Ending Song Of Love Come Live With Me Sunshine We Had It All (Turn Out The Light And) Love Me Tonight I Wish You Were Here Tonight Ain’t Your Memory Got No Pride At All Born To Love Me | I Don’t Want No Stranger Sleepin’ In My Bed Let Your Love Flow You Feel Good All Over You’ve Got The Longest Leaving Act In Town String Bean 3/4 Time Shakin’ Your Head I Had It All Do I Ever Cross Your Mind Woman Sensuous Woman Then I’ll Be Over You If I Were You Workin’ Man’s Woman Two Old Cats Like Us ([with] Hank Williams, Jr.) This Old Heart (Is Gonna Rise Again) ([with] Oak Ridge Boys) |
