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he was just amazing. R.I.P Uncle Ray
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This gave me the shivers, I can feel his heart ache.
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On December 7th, 1963 Ray Charles' "That Lucky Old Sun" entered Billboard's Hot Top 100; evenually it would peaked at #20 and spent 9 weeks in the Top 100.
Frankie Laine had the most successful version of this song; on October 1st, 1949 it reached #1 and stayed in the top spot for 8 weeks, Ironically it's 8 weeks at #1 was ended by Frankie Laine himself with his version of "Mule Train".
Other 1949 charted versions; Vaughn Monroe {#9}, Frank Sinatra {#16}, and Louis Armstrong {#24}.
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@clamdraggin Yeah but he had a title: "the genius"
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This is a great version but like many people before me have said. Jerry Lee Lewis owns this song. Just like Dolly Pardon done a good job with "I'll will always love you" but Whitney Houston owns that song.
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first time i've heard this one and i have to say it's bloody brilliant
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This is real music.
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He brings tears to my eyes as he sings from his soul! We miss you Ray!
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I fuss with my woman, toil with my kids,
I Sweat 'til I'm wrinkled and gray, til' I'm gray.
But she that lucky old sun, has got nothin' to do,
But just roll around, heaven all day.
I wanna know who the helllll put thumbs down to that........Whoever did has ZERO SOUL
capleton48 1 year ago 7
Its amazing to me that all these other stars had titles..King of Soul, Queen of Soul
Empress of Soul...and nothing wrong with that. But every once in a long while...
comes along somebody SO good that they inspire...touch the soul...shake us to
the very core. Somebody SO good that they dont even need a title. This is that
star...known the world over as simply "Ray"...RIP Ray...never will there be another.
clamdraggin 1 year ago 4