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Ray Charles was the stage name of Ray Charles Robinson (September 23, 1930 – June 10, 2004). He was a pioneering American pianist and soul musician who shaped the sound of rhythm and blues and brought a soulful sound to everything from country music to pop standards to a now-famous rendition of "America the Beautiful." Frank Sinatra called him "the only genius in the business."//Ray Charles Robinson was born in Albany, Georgia to Bailey and Aretha Robinson. The family moved to Gainesville, Florida when he was still a child. His father wasn't around much as he worked and had 2 other families, leaving his mother to raise the family with the aid of his father's wife Mary Jane, who helped raise Ray. When Ray was 5 his younger brother, George, who was around 4, drowned in an outside tub. Ray witnessed him fall and tried to pull him out, but he was too heavy for Ray. Ray began going blind soon after and was totally blind by the age of seven. He said that the causes were undiagnosed. (* Note - there are sources which attribute Ray's blindness to glaucoma.) He attended school at the Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind in St. Augustine, Florida, as a charity case; he learned how to read Braille, as well as to write music and play various musical instruments. While he was there, his mother Aretha died. His father died two years later.After he left school, Charles began working as a musician in Florida in several bands that played in various styles including jazz and country music, eventually moving to Seattle in 1947 at the age of seventeen. He soon started recording, first for the label Swingtime Records, achieving his first hit songs with "Confession Blues" (1949) and "Baby, Let Me Hold Your Hand" (1951) before signing with Atlantic Records in 1952. When he entered show business, his name was shortened to Ray Charles to avoid confusion with boxer Sugar Ray Robinson
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Charles O. Stouffer, 80
BOONSBORO - Charles O. Stouffer, 80, of Boonsboro, died Wednesday, July 1, 2009, at NMS Healthcare in Hagerstown.
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Boat launch in St. Charles Parish put on back burner
Gov. Bobby Jindal vetoed a $300,000 legislative appropriation for a boat launch in St. Charles Parish, putting off the project for now. But Senate President Joel Chaisson II, D-Destrehan, said the money will be spent in the parish because he...
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St. Charles Parish gets $300,000 for new Emergency Operations Center
Gov. Bobby Jindal vetoed a $300,000 legislative appropriation for a boat launch in St. Charles Parish, putting off the project for now.
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Foxx gets a little bit country for this return trip to his home state
Jamie Foxx might have accelerated his singing career as Ray Charles, but his hit "Blame It" has made the actor-comedian a chart-topper in his own right. A Dallas-area native, Foxx gladly returns to his home state this week.
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Arts: Free June concerts in Keller
APEX is offering a free series of open air JAZZ concerts at 7 p.m. every Thursday in June on the lawn at Keller Town Hall, featuring Adonis Rose and the Fort Worth Jazz Orchestra beginning June 4. Enjoy a special tribute to Duke Ellington (June 11), a tribute to Ray Charles (June 18) and a tribute to Louis Armstrong (June 25).
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