If It Wasn't For Bad Luckby Ray Charles & Jimmy Lewis

Artist Bio:
Ray Charles was a highly influential American singer, songwriter, and pianist who was a pioneer in the genre of soul music. Born in 1930, he overcame blindness from a young age to become one of the most iconic musicians of the 20th century. Charles was known for blending different musical styles, including rhythm and blues, gospel, and jazz, to create his own unique sound. He released numerous hit songs throughout his career, such as "I Got a Woman," "Georgia on My Mind," and "What'd I Say."

Jimmy Lewis was an American bassist and songwriter who worked closely with Ray Charles in the 1960s. Lewis played bass on several of Charles' albums, including "Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music" and "Ingredients in a Recipe for Soul." He also co-wrote songs with Charles, such as "I Don't Need No Doctor." Lewis' contributions to Charles' music helped shape the sound of soul music during that era.