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Ray Robinson has been honing his craft for over ten years following inspiration from his church. Ray began in a gospel music group and toured extensively with them through the U.S. After the group broke up, Ray decided to go solo where he began to write and produce his debut album “What It Is”. Ray Robinson is a gifted entertainer, he connects with his audiences in ways that set him apart from any other. He has performed all over Canada performing on numerous TV shows and live stages. When Ray sings he allows listeners to encounter a truly unique live experience.This first album has already been released to rave reviews in Canada where the first single “Missed Your Chance” quickly climbed up the charts. Produced by Saukrates (Def Jam/Capitol Hill Music) it won a Canadian Urban Music Award whilst also receiving a nomination for a Canadian Music Industry Award. Additionally, 'What It Is' also received recognition for its artistic and technical achievements with a JUNO award nomination as chosen by members of the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences.Ray Robinson’s music has been a mainstay on Canadian radio stations & his music video catalogue maintains high rotation to this day. What It Is Music | List Price | $28.98 (You save $10.53) | | Category | R&B Albums, Soul/R&B CDs | | Label | Phantom | | Orig Year | 2004 | | CD Universe Part number | 7268893 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Sep 18, 2006 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Additional Info | Import |
Ray Robinson What It Is Songs | 1. | What It Is Intro |
| 2. | My Heart |
| 3. | Missed Your Chance |
| 4. | I'm Down |
| 5. | Good Times |
| 6. | Because Of You |
| 7. | Move It |
| 8. | Gotta |
| 9. | Girlfriend |
| 10. | Heaven |
| 11. | Be The One |
| 12. | Summer Star |
| 13. | Pleasure Is Pain |
| 14. | Patiently Waiting |
| 15. | Be The One Remix |
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