Artist Bio:
The Ray Charles Singers were a vocal group founded by Ray Charles, not to be confused with the famous musician of the same name. The group was best known for their work as a backup choir for Perry Como on his television show, as well as on his recordings. The Ray Charles Singers also released several albums of their own, performing a mix of popular songs and standards.
Ray Charles, the founder of the group, was a musician and conductor who was born in Chicago in 1918. He started the Ray Charles Singers in the 1940s and led the group for several decades. The group's smooth harmonies and versatile vocal arrangements made them a popular choice for television and recording work in the mid-20th century. The Ray Charles Singers disbanded in the 1970s after a successful run in the music industry.
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