Ray Charles
Singer
Ray Charles, born on September 23, 1930, and passed away on June 10, 2004, was one of the most influential artists in music history. He was born in Albany, Georgia, and lost his sight at a young age due to glaucoma. However, his blindness did not prevent him from developing a unique musical style that combined elements of jazz, blues, rhythm and blues, and gospel. His most famous song, "What'd I Say," along with "Georgia on My Mind" and "Hit the Road Jack," highlight his eclectic style and his ability to captivate audiences. Ray Charles won many awards, including Grammys, and solidified his position in the music world as a legend who left a timeless legacy.
