Ray Charles’ eldest son recounts that emotional evening in his new memoir, “You Don’t Know Me: Reflections of my Father, Ray Charles” (Harmony Books, $24.99). On Thursday, June 10 at the ...

Neal McCoy, the tireless country entertainer best known for dance-ready tunes like “Wink” and “The Shake,” is turning the tempo down and his honeyed vocals up for his 15th studio album.

Anyway, the whole thing made me think of Meryl Streep, who sings “You Don’t Know Me” (a Ray Charles song — maybe it’s in “Ray” as well; I don’t remember) in “Postcard from the ...

A song of unrequited love and quiet longing, “You Don’t Know Me” is a testament to Ray Charles’ ability to capture deep emotions with his voice. Originally written by Cindy Walker and Eddy ...

You know, like "Born To Lose" and "You Don't Know Me" and "Crying Time." I didn't think of them as country songs. I thought of them as Ray Charles records. CHARLES: (Laughter) You're very sweet ...

Ray Charles, the musical innovator whose ... No. 20 “I Can’t Stop Loving You,” 1962, No. 1 “You Don’t Know Me,” 1962, No. 2 “You Are My Sunshine,” 1962, No. 7 1960: Best Vocal ...

In his new book “You Don’t Know Me: Reflections of My Father, Ray Charles,” Ray Charles Robinson Jr., speaks candidly about the struggle of living in his legendary father’s shadow.