Ray Charles - Cry Me A River Lyrics

DAMN......WOW!!!! You can feel the anger.....LOVE IT!!!!

Not mincing any words here! He means every word of it!

Great Ray Charles

O Sam Dinah Ray all superb

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Ray Charles! 👍

hermosa versión

Maravilloso!!

I like both versions, in fact i love both.

This is a great song.

Beautiful interpretation mainly for the arrangement, but, Dinnah Washington is unbeatable in this music.

Honestly, I like this interpretation the most. Ray Charles is genius of harmony, emphasizing, putting right emotions in right moments, not speaking about richest instrumental interpretation and style. Here is lightness, satisfaction, sense of victory over someone, bitterness of suffering for whom is still noticed in voice. He plays as always natural. From what I've listened too, Ella Fitzgerald's and Julie London's interpretations I liked too.

JUST FOR THE RECORD, MILEN: Julie London's rendition of this song was NOT AN, " INTERPRETATION". It was, "Her Song"; and it was on her debut album back in 1955. ALL THE REST, are, "Interpretations". And Mediocre, to Lousy ones, at that. If Ray meant this as a tribute to Julie... HE MISSED THE MARK. end of story. :-(

LoL I saw you at the Grammys Dave- WITH a Bucket and MOP!@david williamson

Essa orquestra é de enlouquecer! Magnifica! Que arranjos!

not crack. sugar pops jazz. candy coated bland vanilla licorice dollies singing
so harmless and pretty. but at least she and robbie williams and michael
bubble boy are keeping some of "THE" repertoire in circulation, so when i play these songs in the lounge, a few people at least know the songs. i am thankful. beleeeme. i sure as fugg don't listen to their "interpretations", tho, 'less i'm stuck in an elevator, or a checkout line, or dentist's chair.

roses are red violets are blue
if ray was blinde why are not you?!

I came here from liam payne.!

I m sorry, but did you say Diana Krall? Oh, are you on crack?

I liked this! But Julie London's version owns my heart already! *-*

You on crack? Hahaha. Listen to Dinah Washington's version.

FANTASTIC!!!

Thanks!!!

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you were saying?

After a performance like this, you all go and try to listen some Lady Gaga now... if you can.

Woooooooooooooow fantastick

you wish you were born in the 40s so you could listen to 50s music. if you were born in the 50s youd be a little baby and start lovin 60 and 70 music

I'm studying his life in music class. What a amazing human being, singer, pianist and songwriter. He showed to the world that despite a handicap you can do great things. That you mister Ray Charles for this lesson.

"I love you 3d clears it

@kierjw if you born in the 50, you will se the era of the 70's ;) whit Disco music and all that sh1t

Wow! wow! wow!

¡Yo fascinaba siempre este!

i wish i was born in the 1950's so i could have seen him, such a good era for music

close your eyes and just listen

you know this is music. Feel it and you u got it.

I saw him in 1960, he remains great!

noch so ein Titel, ohne den Sammlung nicht Sammlung heißen dürfte -

great pace!

Susan Boyle 1999 Hands down.

@ivethfunes probably some guy who was never first at anything and he saw an opportunity there lol

@BlogBitch Well, I was talking of men's versions. About women, my favourite versions go to Julie London and Ella Fitzgerald. It's quite hard to make a choice between them.

@TheRunner75 Nooo.. Ella sings it better..:)) its all subjective.

THE ALBUM NAME IS ''SWEET AND SOUR TEARS'' 1964

I adore the picture, the song too of course, but the pic is great!!

que haces poniendo "por"? .

Sam Cook sings it better but the background is better here...

What a wonderful interpretation.

Cry Me a river!

moto molto bello