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The Ray Charles Singers were a vocal group founded by Ray Charles, not to be confused with the famous R&B musician of the same name. The group was active from the 1950s to the 1970s and was known for their work as backup singers on various recording sessions and television programs. They were also featured on numerous commercials and jingles during their career.
The Ray Charles Singers released several albums under the direction of Ray Charles, including "Something Special for Young Lovers" and "Al-Di-La and Other Extra-Special Songs for Young Lovers." They were renowned for their smooth harmonies and versatile vocal abilities, making them a popular choice for both studio recordings and live performances. The group's music encompassed a variety of genres, including pop, jazz, and easy listening, and they were highly regarded in the music industry for their professionalism and talent.
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