A lush album featuring a blues ballad, “I Can Make It Thru The Days (But Oh Those Lonely Nights) written by Ray, Ruth Robinson and Dee Ervin, both of whom worked for Ray’s publishing company. The single reached #21 on the R&B charts. On “Rainy Night In Georgia,” Ray, the singer/storyteller, becomes so entwined in the lyrics and scene that he ends the song sounding drunk and in despair, pleading, “Aw, shut off that rain!”

Tracks

My First Night Alone With You
I Can Make It Thru The Days (But Oh Those Lonely Nights)
Someone To Watch Over Me
A Perfect Love
If You Wouldn’t Be My Lady
You Leave Me Breathless
Never Ending Song Of Love
Rainy Night In Georgia