1950-1952
Ray Charles - CD
- Artist: Ray Charles
- Format: CD
- Year: 2003
- UPC: 3307510505023
- Item Number: JAS050502
- Release date: 03/25/2003
- 1. Th' Ego Song
- 2. Late in the Evening Blues
- 3. Someday
- 4. I'll Do Anything But Work
- 5. I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now?
- 6. All to Myself
- 7. Lonely Boy
- 8. Baby Let Me Hold Your Hand
- 9. I'm Glad for Your Sake
- 10. Baby Won't You Please Come Home
- 11. Hey Now
- 12. Kissa Me Baby
- 13. Snow Is Falling
- 14. Misery in My Heart
- 15. Baby Let Me Hear You Call My Name
- 16. Walkin' and Talkin'
- 17. I'm Wonderin' and Wonderin'
- 18. I Can't Do No More (Why Did You Go)
- 19. Guitar Blues
- 20. Sun's Gonna Shine Again
- 21. Roll with Me Baby
- 22. Midnight Hour
- 23. Jumpin' in the Mornin'
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1950-1952 by Ray Charles on CD
These early recordings by Ray Charles have often been righteously criticized as being too deeply influenced by Nat King Cole. That notion is correct, but one can also hear the roots of his arrangement style in these sides, and they also include his very first chart hits, most notably "Baby, Let Me Hold Your Hand" from 1951. These are development years for Charles, and he was moving further afield from the smooth jazzy style that Cole had pioneered. The deep R&B influence was here, but it had not yet been fused to gospel. This is mildly interesting stuff for most listeners, but Charles devotees would find revelation in it nonetheless. These recordings should also be of interest to fans of the late jazz saxophonist Stanley Turrentine, who made his debut as a soloist on these sides. ~ Thom Jurek, All Music Guide
- Artist: Ray Charles
- Format: CD
- Year: 2003
- UPC: 3307510505023
- Item Number: JAS050502
- Release date: 03/25/2003
- Label: Jazz Classics
- Genre: Rhythm & Blues
- Style: Early R&B
- Album Type: "Best of..." / "Greatest Hits"
- A Message from the People
- Blues Before Sunrise [Pazzazz]
- Blues Before Sunrise [SNP]
- Brother Ray
- Brother Ray
- Brother Ray's Blues
- Confession Blues
- Definitive Gold (Import)
- Ellie My Love
- Forever Ray Charles
- Friendship
- Genius & Friends
- Genius [Prism]
- Genius Anthology
- Genius Anthology [Deluxe Edition]
- Genius Loves Company
- Genius Loves Company
- Genius Loves Company
- Genius Loves Company [Bonus DVD]
- Genius Loves Company [Bonus DVD] (Import)
- Genius Loves Company [Bonus Tracks & DVD]
- Genius of Soul Live
- Genius Remixed [Hypnotic]
- Genius: The Ultimate Collection (Import)
- Great Ray Charles [Rajon]
- Hallelujah I Love Her So!
- Hey Now/Let's Have a Ball
- I've Got a Woman & Other Hits
- In Concert
- In the Beginning 1949-1952
- Legend Lives On
- Legend: The Best of the Early Years
- Let the Good Times Roll
- Let the Good Times Roll: Solitudes Series
- Love Songs [Rhino]
- Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music, Vol. 1 & 2 (Import)
- More Music from Ray
- Music of Your Life: Best of Ray Charles
- Originals: Ray Charles
- Portrait of Ray [4 Bonus Tracks]
- Ray [Original Soundtrack]
- Ray [Original Soundtrack] (Import)
- Ray Charles
- Ray Charles
- Ray Charles & Friends [Stardust]
- RAY CHARLES : EARLY HITS: THE HOLLYWOOD YEARS
- Ray Charles [Madacy 2 CD]
- Ray Charles Live [Atlantic]
- Ray Charles with the Voices of Jubilation
- Ray Charles: Trilogy
- Ray Charles: Unreleased
- Ray, Rare and Live
- Sings For Lovers (Import)
- Sinner's Prayers 1951-54
- Soul Genius - Live
- Super Hits [Sony]
- Thanks for Bringing Love Around Again
- Thanks for Bringing Love Around Again [Japan]
- The Atlantic Story 1952-1954
- The Complete Swing Time & Down Beat Recordings 1949-1952
- The Definitive Soul Collection
- The Essentials [Big Eye]
- The Genius After Hours (Import)
- The Genius Hits the Road
- The Genius of Ray Charles
- The Genius Sings the Blues (Import)
- The Great Ray Charles [Platinum Disc]
- The Ray Charles Collection
- The Soul of a Genius
- The Spirit of Christmas [Remastered] [Bonus Track]
- The Very Best of Ray Charles [Mastersong]
- This Is Gold
- Very Best of Ray Charles [Greatest Hits] (Import)
- Very Best of Ray Charles [WEA]
- What'd I Say
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Performers:
- Charles Waller - Baritone
- Conrad Kirnon - Drums
- Dave McRae - Baritone
- Fleming Askew - Trumpet
- Frank "Naim Ahmad" McClure - Bass
- Jack McVea - Sax (Tenor)
- Jesse Drakes - Trumpet
- Johnny Miller - Bass
- Leroy Snake White - Accordion
- Lloyd Trotman - Bass
- Louis Speiginer - Guitar
- Marshall Royal - Sax (Alto)
- Maurice Simon - Sax (Tenor)
- Oscar Moore - Guitar
- Ray Charles - Bass
- Ray Charles - Celeste
- Ray Charles - Guitar
- Ray Charles - Piano
- Ray Charles - Vocals
- Sam "The Man" Taylor - Sax (Tenor)
- Stanley Turrentine - Sax (Tenor)
- William K. "Billy" Hadnott - Bass
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Credits:
- Charles Waller - Baritone
- Conrad Kirnon - Drums
- Dave McRae - Baritone
- Dave Penny - Liner Notes
- Fleming Askew - Trumpet
- Frank "Naim Ahmad" McClure - Bass
- Jack McVea - Sax (Tenor)
- Jesse Drakes - Trumpet
- Johnny Miller - Bass
- Leroy Snake White - Accordion
- Lloyd Trotman - Bass
- Louis Speiginer - Guitar
- Marshall Royal - Sax (Alto)
- Maurice Simon - Sax (Tenor)
- Oscar Moore - Guitar
- Ray Charles - Bass
- Ray Charles - Celeste
- Ray Charles - Guitar
- Ray Charles - Piano
- Ray Charles - Vocals
- Sam "The Man" Taylor - Sax (Tenor)
- Stanley Turrentine - Sax (Tenor)
- William K. "Billy" Hadnott - Bass
