Let The Good Times Roll By Ray Charles

This varied, budget-priced, four-disc set collects seven of the great Ray Charles' Atlantic Records LPs, plus an LP from ABC Records in the same package, which means one hears Charles in all sorts of formats, with small combos, at the ...

Track Listing: Mess Around; Hallelujah, I Love Her So; What's I Say; Georgia On My Mind; Hit the Road Jack; Let the Good Times Roll; Sitting On Top of the World Now; Going Down Slow; Ain't That Fine; C.C. Rider; ...

50 original recordings over 2 hours of music, digitally remastered. Includes: Georgia on my Mind, What'd I Say, Mess Around, Sticks & Stones, Swanee River Rock, Ain't That Love, Mary Ann, Drown in my Own Tears, Let The Good Times ...

UK two CD collection. Described by none other than Frank Sinatra as `the only true genius in show business', Ray Charles can lay rightful claim to being one of modern music's most pioneering spirits. Features 45 tracks including 'Georgia On ...

Even though RAY, the 2004 biopic featuring Jamie Foxx as Ray Charles, hit the theaters after the singer's death, Charles was heavily involved in the process of putting the film together, and co-produced the soundtrack. Consequently, the album functions as ...

Ray Charles: Ray Charles (vocals, piano); Will Matthews (guitar); Marshall McDonald (flute, alto saxophone); Scotty Barnhart (trumpet); Clarence Banks (trombone); Tony Suggs (piano); James Leary (bass instrument); Butch Miles (drums); Patti Austin, Valerie Pinkston (background vocals).

Alongside Sam Cooke, Ray Charles is the chief architect of the sound commonly referred to as soul music. Nowhere did Charles lay down the rules of the style as authoritatively and definitively as he did on his tenure at Atlantic ...

Two CD 'Deluxe Edition' in a cardboard gatefold sleeve that collects Ray's best-known '50s and '60s singles, such as 'What'd I Say', 'I've Got A Woman', 'Georgia On My Mind' and 'Hit The Road Jack'. The man's originality and infectious ...

Digitally remastered edition of this 1959 album from the music legend. The Genius Of Ray Charles is an album that lives up to its title. Having been a major star of the R&B world for the previous five years, Ray ...

Rhino repackaged and re-released five Ray Charles' LPs on Atlantic -- The Great Ray Charles, Ray Charles at Newport, The Genius of Ray Charles, The Genius Sings the Blues, and The Genius After Hours --- as a slipcased box set. ...

Neither pop nor jazz, once again Charles is hard to categorize even though many of the musicians have strong jazz credentials; Paul Gonsalves, Clark Terry, Zoot Sims and Bob Brookmeyer, for example. The album's strength (in addition to Brother Ray) ...

Track Listing: Let the Good Times Roll; It Had to Be You; Alexanders Ragtime Band; Two Years of Torture; When Your Lover Has Gone; Deed I Do L; Just For a Thrill; You Wont Let Me Go; Tell Me Youl ...

This double-disc set collects four of Ray Charles' early LPs for Atlantic Records, the all instrumental The Great Ray Charles from 1957, The Genius of Ray Charles from 1959, Ray Charles at Newport from 1959 (the performance was actually from ...

One of the best early-'60s examples of soul/jazz crossover, this record, like several of his dates from the period, featured big-band arrangements (played by the Count Basie band). This fared better than some of Charles' similar outings, however, if only ...

2010 collection. Ray Charles was the musician most responsible for developing Soul music. Singers like Sam Cooke and Jackie Wilson also did a great deal to pioneer the form, but Charles did even more to devise a new form of ...

Neither pop nor jazz, once again Charles is hard to categorize even though many of the musicians have strong jazz credentials; Paul Gonsalves, Clark Terry, Zoot Sims and Bob Brookmeyer, for example. The album's strength (in addition to Brother Ray) ...

Track Listing: DISC 1: Hit The Road Jack; Georgia On My Mind; What'd I Say, Pts. 1&2; I Got A Woman; Sinner's Prayer; Hallelujah, I Love Her So; Sittin' On The Top Of The World; Swanee River Rock; You Be ...

Ray Charles' brilliant blend of gospel, blues, R&B, and jazz made him the first true soul singer in the 1950s, setting the table for deep Southern soul and Motown, and by extension, funk, disco, and so much more, and he ...

Track Listing: Night Time Is The Right Time; Hey Now; Let The Good Times Roll; Alone In The City; Ain't That Fine; Baby, Won't You Please Come Home; Rockin' Chair Blues; What Have I Done; Lonely Boy; I'll Do Anything But Work;

Liner Note Author: William Hogeland. Recording information: Atlanta, GA (04/23/1955); Herdon Stadium, Atlanta, GA (04/23/1955); Miami, FL (04/23/1955); New Orleans, LA (04/23/1955); New York, NY (04/23/1955); Newport Jazz Festival, Newport, RI (04/23/1955); Atlanta, GA (05/28/1959); Herdon Stadium, Atlanta, GA (05/28/1959); Miami, ...

3 original albums from his Atlantic years with added bonus tracks, all tracks remastered. Includes: The Genius of Ray Charles (1959), Yes Indeed! (1958), and What'd I Say (1959). Contains 24 added bonus tracks: Hallelujah I Love Her So, Mary ...

Ray Charles: Ray Charles (vocals, piano); Will Matthews (guitar); Marshall McDonald (flute, alto saxophone); Scotty Barnhart (trumpet); Clarence Banks (trombone); Tony Suggs (piano); James Leary (bass instrument); Butch Miles (drums); Patti Austin, Valerie Pinkston (background vocals).

One of the best early-'60s examples of soul/jazz crossover, this record, like several of his dates from the period, featured big-band arrangements (played by the Count Basie band). This fared better than some of Charles' similar outings, however, if only ...

Includes "Ray Charles At Newport", "The Genuis Of Ray Charles" and "The Great Ray Charles".

GENIUS & SOUL collects tracks from Ray Charles' time at Down Beat, Atlantic, ABC/Paramount, Columbia and Warner Brothers. Recorded between 1949 and 1993. Includes liner notes by David Ritz, Billy Vera, and Bill Dahl. Seriously, what can you say? If you have ...