Artist	Song
Aretha Franklin	Spirit In the Dark (Reprise with Ray Charles) [Live February 7, 1971]
from Live at Fillmore West (2008)
Billy Joel & Ray Charles	Baby Grand (Duet with Ray Charles)
from The Complete Hits Collection: 1973-1997 (1997)
Elton John & Ray Charles	Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word
from Genius Loves Company (2006)
Barbra Streisand & Ray Charles	Cryin' Time
from Duets (2002)
Norah Jones & Ray Charles	Here We Go Again
from Genius Loves Company (2006)
Ray Charles & Betty Carter	Baby It's Cold Outside
from The Spirit of Christmas (2008)
Ray Charles & Van Morrison	Crazy Love
from Genius Loves Company (2006)
Chaka Khan, Quincy Jones & Ray Charles	I'll Be Good to You
from Back On the Block (2005)
Ray Charles	Crazy Old Soldier
from Friendship (2005)
B.B. King & Ray Charles	Sinner's Prayer
from Genius Loves Company (2006)
Diana Krall & Ray Charles	You Don't Know Me
from Genius Loves Company (2006)
Ray Charles	Seven Spanish Angels
from Ray Charles & Friends - Super Hits (1998)
Ray Charles	If It Wasn't for Bad Luck
from Doing His Thing (2009)
Ray Charles	It Ain't Gonna Worry My Mind
from Friendship (2005)
Ray Charles	I Wish I'd Never Loved You At All
from Just Between Us (2009)
Ray Charles	Little Hotel Room
from Friendship (2005)
Lou Rawls	That's Where It's At
from At Last (1989)
Ray Charles	Two Old Cats Like Us
from Friendship (2005)
Ray Charles	We Didn't See A Thing
from Friendship (2005)
Ray Charles	Rock And Roll Shoes
from Friendship (2005)

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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