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Blue Note Plays Ray Charles (CD) type-sticker There was a sense ofRay Charles cast such a long shadow over soul, R&B, and jazz that Blue Note's roster spent decades absorbing his influence without always naming it. This compilation makes that debt explicit, drawing on vintage sessions from the label's golden era to show how deeply Charles's vocabulary had penetrated organ jazz, soul blues guitar, and the hard bop tradition. Tracks include "That's Where It's At" by Lou Rawls and Ray Charles, "I Got a Woman" by Jimmy