Ray Charles – Come Live With Me (LP Vinyl) Schneider Photography Store aforementioned booklet that includes a

aforementioned booklet that includes a touching and reflective essay by the longtime ABB archivist John Lynskey

Ray’s modern-meets-psychedelic aesthetic makes this piece as visually dynamic as the night it represents

Waiting In Vain (4:16)

Waitin' For A Train

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Ray Charles – Come Live With Me (LP Vinyl) Schneider Photography Store aforementioned booklet that includes aPressed on Tangerine vinyl for the first time since its original release, Come Live With Me arrived in 1974 at a moment when Charles had full creative and business control, running his own label and answering to no one. That autonomy shows in every arrangement, where his piano sits at the center of a production that moves between orchestral warmth and rolling rhythm and blues without ever losing the thread. Fifty years on, the fidelity of this reissue