Artist	Song
Ray Charles	Georgia On My Mind
from The Genius Hits the Road (2009)
Ray Charles	I Can't Stop Loving You
from Modern Sounds In Country and Western Music, Vol. 1 & 2 (2009)
Ray Charles	A Song for You
from My World (2009)
Ray Charles	You Are My Sunshine
from Modern Sounds In Country and Western Music, Vol. 1 & 2 (2009)
Ray Charles	Ruby
from Dedicated to You (2009)
Ray Charles	How Deep Is the Ocean (How High Is the Sky)
from Ray Charles Invites You to Listen (2009)
Ray Charles	Tell Me You'll Wait for Me
from The Genius of Ray Charles (2005)
Ray Charles	It Had to Be You
from The Genius of Ray Charles (2005)
Ray Charles	The Bright Lights and You Girl
from A Portrait of Ray (2009)
Ray Charles	Yours
from I’m All Yours-Baby! (2009)
Ray Charles	Till the End of Time
from I’m All Yours-Baby! (2009)
Ray Charles	You Leave Me Breathless
from Through the Eyes of Love (2009)
Ray Charles	Stella By Starlight
from Dedicated to You (2009)
Ray Charles	She's Funny That Way (I Got a Woman Crazy for Me)
from Ray Charles Invites You to Listen (2009)
Ray Charles	Maybe It's Because of Love
from Ray's Moods (2009)
Ray Charles	Love Is Here to Stay
from I’m All Yours-Baby! (2009)
Ray Charles	I Didn’t Know What Time It Was
from I’m All Yours-Baby! (2009)
Ray Charles	I Dream of You (More Than You Dream I Do)
from I’m All Yours-Baby! (2009)
Ray Charles	Something
from Volcanic Action of My Soul (2009)
Ray Charles	Someone to Watch Over Me
from Through the Eyes of Love (2009)

Comment:

Even the quickest glance at Ray's music — not to mention his life — proves one thing for sure: [i]decades[/i] before Barry White and Teddy Pendergrass set the modern standard for soulful smoothitude, the man definitely had game. He turns "You Are My Sunshine" inside out and upside down, from a Hallmark-card cliché into a minor-key plea, as he positively [i]begs[/i] to be let back into the heart of a woman he's cheated on — but she's letting him off the hook so easy. "It Had to Be You" originally topped the charts when Model T's roamed the roads, but Ray buffs it up to a Cadillac Eldorado finish with a swingin' Vegas-style band along for the ride. And while people always marvel over Frank Sinatra's phrasing, in Leon Russell's "A Song for You," Ray relives his past and bares his soul one perfectly crafted line at a time. From the uptown elegance of "Stella By Starlight" to the down-home simplicity of "I Can't Stop Loving You," we've handpicked all the songs that came straight from Ray's heart . . . and will go right into yours.

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