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Duets - The World of Ray Charles
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Aretha Franklin
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Spirit In the Dark (Reprise with Ray Charles) [Live February 7, 1971]
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from Live at Fillmore West
(2008)
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Billy Joel & Ray Charles
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Baby Grand (Duet with Ray Charles)
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from The Complete Hits Collection: 1973-1997
(1997)
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Elton John & Ray Charles
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Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word
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from Genius Loves Company
(2006)
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Barbra Streisand & Ray Charles
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Cryin' Time
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from Duets
(2002)
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Norah Jones & Ray Charles
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Here We Go Again
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from Genius Loves Company
(2006)
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Ray Charles & Betty Carter
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Baby It's Cold Outside
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from The Spirit of Christmas
(2008)
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Ray Charles & Van Morrison
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Crazy Love
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from Genius Loves Company
(2006)
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Chaka Khan, Quincy Jones & Ray Charles
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I'll Be Good to You
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from Back On the Block
(2005)
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Ray Charles
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Crazy Old Soldier
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from Friendship
(2005)
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B.B. King & Ray Charles
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Sinner's Prayer
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from Genius Loves Company
(2006)
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Diana Krall & Ray Charles
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You Don't Know Me
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from Genius Loves Company
(2006)
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Ray Charles
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Seven Spanish Angels
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from Ray Charles & Friends - Super Hits
(1998)
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Ray Charles
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If It Wasn't for Bad Luck
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from Doing His Thing
(2009)
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Ray Charles
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It Ain't Gonna Worry My Mind
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from Friendship
(2005)
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Ray Charles
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I Wish I'd Never Loved You At All
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from Just Between Us
(2009)
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Ray Charles
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Little Hotel Room
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from Friendship
(2005)
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Lou Rawls
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That's Where It's At
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from At Last
(1989)
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Ray Charles
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Two Old Cats Like Us
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from Friendship
(2005)
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Ray Charles
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We Didn't See A Thing
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from Friendship
(2005)
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Ray Charles
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Rock And Roll Shoes
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from Friendship
(2005)
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Comment:
Who [i]wouldn't[/i] want to sing a duet with a legend? Over the years, Ray shared the mic with the music world's elite, from Johnny Cash to James Taylor, but he truly saved the best for last: [i]Genius Loves Company[/i]. Released just a few weeks after his death, the album topped the charts, sold more than five million copies, and won a staggering eight GRAMMYS®. On that album, Ray Charles and Van Morrison wrap Van's "Crazy Love (Live)" in a sonic swaddle of smoke and barrel-aged whisky, two battle-scarred veterans with more soul than one stage can hold. Billy Joel describes "Baby Grand," his duet with Ray, as "an evangelical event — he was the minister and I was the congregation. I got all fired up." [i]Amen[/i]. And Betty Carter plays the innocent kitten to Ray's sly alley cat in "Baby It's Cold Outside," a tune that earned the Academy Award® for Best Original Song in 1949. From the Broadway divahood of Barbra Streisand to the butterscotch baritone of bluesman B.B. King, the Genius didn't just love company — that company loved him right back.
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