Mable John and Billy Vera
Friday, October 15, 2004
Mable John and Billy Vera reflect on the music of Ray Charles, and discuss his album of duets: Genius Loves Company.
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Music: The Best of Ray Charles: The Atlantic Years: "Hallelujah I Love Her So" / "What'd I Say (Part 1)"
Genius Loves Company, Ray Charles: "Fever (with Natalie Cole)" / "Do I Ever Cross Your Mind? (with Bonnie Raitt)"
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Music: The Best of Ray Charles: The Atlantic Years: "Hallelujah I Love Her So" / "What'd I Say (Part 1)"
Genius Loves Company, Ray Charles: "Fever (with Natalie Cole)" / "Do I Ever Cross Your Mind? (with Bonnie Raitt)"
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