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October 7, 2014
You Have A Way With Me (The Raelettes, Ft Susaye Greene, Ray Charles On Keyboards)
Read moreSingle3 (B): Tangerine 1029, January 1973, b/w You Must Be Doing Alright. Album3: (Ray Charles Presents The) Raeletts, Yesterday… Today… Tomorrow, Tangerine 1515, 1972. Ray Charles on piano. Featuring Susaye Greene. The Raelettes (probable line-up): Vernita Moss, Susaye Green, Mable John, Dorothy Berry and Estella Yarbrough. Recorded at RPM International in Los Angeles, with uncredited members […]
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October 7, 2014
You Leave Me Breathless
Read moreAlbum: Through The Eyes Of Love, ABC/Tangerine 765, 1972-08. Recorded at RPM International in Los Angeles. The musicians remained uncredited. Arrangements by Sid Feller.
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October 7, 2014
You Made Me Love You (I Didn’t Want To Do It)
Read moreAlbum: Ray Charles Invites You To Listen, ABC/Tangerine 595, June 1967. Recorded at RPM International in Los Angeles, in 1966 or 1967. The album was recorded with The Ray Charles Orchestra, a strings section, and The Raelettes (all uncredited; Bobby Womack on guitar; Billy Preston on organ). Arrangements by Sid Feller. Smothers Brothers Show, 1969 (at […]
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October 7, 2014
You Must Be Doing Alright (The Raelettes, Ft Mable John, Ray Charles On Keyboards)
Read moreDJ promo. Single3 (A): Tangerine 1029, January 1973, b/w You Have A Way With Me. Album3: (Ray Charles Presents The) Raeletts, Yesterday… Today… Tomorrow, Tangerine 1515, 1972. Mable John, backed by Ray – kb and voc. The Raelettes: Vernita Moss, Susaye Green, Mable John, Dorothy Berry and Estella Yarbrough. Recorded at RPM International in Los Angeles, […]
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October 7, 2014
You Ought To Change Your Ways
Read moreAlbum: Ray Charles Doing His Thing, ABC/Tangerine 695, May 1969. Recorded at RPM International in Los Angeles. With The Raelettes, The Ray Charles Orchestra (all musicians remained uncredited, but Doug “Doctor Music” Riley contributed as arranger and “second keyboardist”. Written and produced by Jimmy Lewis.
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October 6, 2014
You Were There (With Gladys Knight)
Read moreAlbum: Genius And Friends, Rhino/WEA, 20 September 2005. Ray Charles laid down most of the songs of the later Genius And Friends album at his own studio, RPM International in Los Angeles, in 1997 and 1998. Post mortem, duet parts of these tunes were dubbed in by virtual duet partners. I doubt if Gladys would have cooperated with […]
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October 6, 2014
You Win Again
Read moreAlbum: Modern Sounds In Country And Western Music, ABC/Paramount 410, April 1962. The recording sessions for the album were on 5 and 7 February 1962 at the Capitol Studios in New York City, and on 15 February at the United Recording Studios in Hollywood. Arranged by Marty Paich. For the little that is known about the […]
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October 6, 2014
You Won’t Let Me Go
Read moreAlbum: The Genius Of Ray Charles, Atlantic 1312, 1959-10. Recorded on 6 May 1959 in New York with Bob Brookmeyer – tb; Ted Sommer – d; Allen Hanlon – g; Wendell Marshall – b; unidentified woodwinds and strings. Ralph Burns – arranger, director.
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October 6, 2014
You’d Be So Nice To Come Home To (By Rita Graham, Ray Charles On Piano)
Read moreAlbum3: Rita Graham, Vibrations, Tangerine TRCS 1507, 1969. Recorded at RPM International in Los Angeles, with uncredited musicians. Arranged by Sid Feller.
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October 6, 2014
You’d Be So Nice To Come Home To (With Diane Schuur)
Read moreAlbum (DVD): Ray Charles In Concert With Special Guest Diane Schuur, Image Entertainment B000059H8R, 2001. CD (Brazil): O Gênio Lendario Da Soul Music – Ray Charles In Concert, USA 300.045. Filmed at the James L. Knight Center in a benefit for the Miami Lighthouse for the Blind, first aired on 8 August 1999.
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October 6, 2014
You’ll Never Miss The Water (Until The Well Runs Dry)
Read moreSingle (B): Down Beat 179, b/w A Sentimental Blues, 1949. Compilation album: The Way I Feel, Proper, 22 Oct 2007. Recorded in Los Angeles, 1949. Maxim Trio: Ray Charles – voc, p; Gosady McKee, Mitchell ‘Tiny’ Webb – g; Ralph Hamilton – b.
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October 6, 2014
You’ll Never Walk Alone
Read moreAlbum: Ingredients In A Recipe For Soul, ABC/Paramount 465, 1963-08. Recorded on 10 and 13 July 1963 in New York. Oliver Beener, Wallace Davenport, Phil Guilbeau, John Hunt, Roy Burrows, Floyd Jones, Curtis Miller – trumpets; Henderson Chambers, James Lee Harbert, Keg Johnson, Julian Priester, Fred Morden – trombones; Hank Crawford, Bill Pearson, Harold Minerve, Dan […]