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RAY CHARLES Ray Charles!

Ray Charles Robinson was born in Albany in the State of Georgia on September 23, 1930. Due to loss of sight in an accident at the age of six years!
"The Genius", as he was nicknamed, created his first group in 1947: The Maxim Trio "(in the style of" King Cole Trio )
was the true forerunner of the soul music with songs like "I got the woman," showing how he managed to transform gospel music and religious, into something secular but equally spiritual. Thanks also to his great vocal talent, he could turn any song; blues, pop , country, in something near and inner soul indeed. He took inspiration and courage as a result, lots of singers of color.
When you sit in front of a piano was compelling and addictive, and is still the most famous black artist respected and admired around the world. A lot of his success, both as an author as interpreter.
This star of the soul has raised his voice up to heaven June 10, 2004. The death was the result of some complications of liver disease
recommend that everyone listen to his songs! They really come goose bumps!

Keywords
King Cole Trio : group jazz of the '40s - '60s Soul
: literally means soul, is a term that was used since the 60s to refer to that part of black music that was expressed in a manner resulting stylistic essentially from the gospel. It is characterized by intense emotion and a strong dramatic interpretation
gospel music : music characterized by content, principles and values \u200b\u200btypical of the biblical Christian faith
Blues: began as a revolution of the weak even though the Its notes are not at all sad. In fact the notes come out of blues instruments certainly bright and cheerful as the guitar, bass, drums, slide, the dobro and harmonica.
Pop music: pop the word was a 'short for "popular" and gave the name of all that different from the classical music and the romance that held sway in the tastes of the most educated. The then pop music was the music of the people.
Country Music: is the union of popular forms of American music developed in the southern United States

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