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    Ray Charles What'd I Say

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    • Ray Charles – What'd I Say
    • Ray Charles – What'd I Say, Pt. 2
    • 1. What'd I Say
    • 2. What'd I Say, Pt. 2

    Landmark material here from Ray Charles, with one of his signature works and a song which inspired a million copycat attempts. 50 years on, 'What'd I Say' remains as fresh and exciting as ever before and is guaranteed to fill any dance floor in the known universe.

     

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