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''Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music'' is a 1962 music album by Music/RayCharles, often regarded as one of the best -- if not ''the'' best -- of his studio efforts. At the time, however, it was considered to be somewhat of a risk, because of fears that Charles' experimentation with CountryMusic would alienate his older fans. The CoverAlbum nevertheless became a critical and commercial success and broke down racial barriers between white and black audiences, as well as between fans of either only country and R&B.
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''Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music'' is a 1962 music album by Music/RayCharles, Music/RayCharles. Released through [[Creator/ABCRecords ABC-Paramount Records]], it is often regarded as one of the best -- if not ''the'' best -- of his studio efforts. At the time, however, it was considered to be somewhat of a risk, because of fears that Charles' experimentation with CountryMusic would alienate his older fans. The CoverAlbum nevertheless became a critical and commercial success and broke down racial barriers between white and black audiences, as well as between fans of either only country and R&B.
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* NeoClassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly: Charles tried out different genres on this album: rock 'n' roll ("Bye Bye Love", made famous by Music/TheEverlyBrothers in 1957) and country (the Cindy Walker song "You Don't Know Me", the Floyd Tillman song "I Love You So Much It Hurts", the Eddy Arnold song "Just a Little Lovin'", the Music/HankWilliams songs "Half as Much", "You Win Again" and "Hey Good Lookin'"),...
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Charles released a followup album, ''Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music Volume Two'', later that same year.
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The CD release added three bonus tracks: "You Are My Sunshine" (3:01) from ''Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music Volume 2'' (1962), "Here We Go Again" (3:18) from ''Ray Charles Invites You to Listen'' (1967), and "That Lucky Old Sun" (4:21) from ''Ingredients in a Recipe for Soul'' (1963).
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The CD release added three bonus tracks: "You Are My Sunshine" (3:01) from ''Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music Volume 2'' Two'' (1962), "Here We Go Again" (3:18) from ''Ray Charles Invites You to Listen'' (1967), and "That Lucky Old Sun" (4:21) from ''Ingredients in a Recipe for Soul'' (1963).
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The CD release added three bonus tracks: "You Are My Sunshine" (3:01) from ''Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music Volume 2'' (1962), "Here We Go Again" (3:18) from ''Ray Charles Invites You to Listen'' (1967) (1967), and "That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven)" Sun" (4:21) from ''Ingredients in a Recipe for Soul'' (1963).
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''Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music'' is a 1962 music album by Music/RayCharles, often regarded as one of his best albums, if not his greatest studio album. At the time it was considered to be somewhat of a risk, because Charles tried out new genres like {{Country|Music}}, {{Pop}} and {{Jazz}} and some feared it would alienate his older fans. The CoverAlbum became a critical and commercial success nevertheless and broke down racial barriers between white and black audiences, as well as between fans of either only country and R&B.
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''Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music'' is a 1962 music album by Music/RayCharles, often regarded as one of his the best albums, -- if not ''the'' best -- of his greatest studio album. efforts. At the time time, however, it was considered to be somewhat of a risk, because Charles tried out new genres like {{Country|Music}}, {{Pop}} and {{Jazz}} and some feared it of fears that Charles' experimentation with CountryMusic would alienate his older fans. The CoverAlbum nevertheless became a critical and commercial success nevertheless and broke down racial barriers between white and black audiences, as well as between fans of either only country and R&B.
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* {{Country|Music}}: Charles covered several country songs on this album, which made the genre more acceptable in circles with R&B and soul fans.
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''Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music'' is a 1962 music album by Music/RayCharles, often regarded as one of his best albums, if not his greatest studio album. At the time it was considered to be somewhat of a risk, because Charles tried out new genres like {{Country}}, {{Country|Music}}, {{Pop}} and {{Jazz}} and some feared it would alienate his older fans. The CoverAlbum became a critical and commercial success nevertheless and broke down racial barriers between white and black audiences, as well as between fans of either only country and R&B.
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The CD release added three bonus tracks: "You Are My Sunshine" (3:01) from ''Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music Volume 2'' (1962), "Here We Go Again" (3:18) from ''Ray Charles Invites You to Listen'' (1967) and "That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven)" (4:21) from ''Ingredients i in a Recipe for Soul'' (1963).
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* NeoClassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly: Charles tried out different genres on this album: rock 'n' roll ("Bye Bye Love", made famous by Music/TheEverlyBrothers in 1957) and country (the Cindy Walker song "You Don't Know Me", the Floyd Tillman song "I Love You So Much It Hurts", the Eddy Arnold song "Just A a Little Lovin'", the Music/HankWilliams songs "Half As as Much", "You Win Again" and "Hey Good Lookin'"),...
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# "Worried Mind" - 2:54
# "It Makes No Difference Now" - 3:30
# "You Win Again" - 3:29
# "Careless Love" - 3:56
# "I Can't Stop Loving You" - 4:13
# "Hey Good Lookin'" - 2:10
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--> ''There goes my baby with-a someone new''
--> ''She sure looks happy, I sure am blue''
--> ''She was my baby till he stepped in''
--> ''Goodbye to romance that might have been''
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# "I Love You So Much It Hurts" - 3:33
# "Just A Little Lovin' (Will Go A Long Way)" - 3:26
# "Born To Lose" - 3:15
# "Worried Mind" - 2:54
# "It Makes No Difference Now" - 3:30
# "You Win Again" - 3:29
# "Careless Love" - 3:56
# "I Can't Stop Loving You" - 4:13
# "Hey Good Lookin'" - 2:10
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# "I Love You So Much It Hurts" - 3:33
# "Just A Little Lovin' (Will Go A Long Way)" - 3:26
# "Born To Lose" - 3:15
# "Worried Mind" - 2:54
# "It Makes No Difference Now" - 3:30
# "You Win Again" - 3:29
# "Careless Love" - 3:56
# "I Can't Stop Loving You" - 4:13
# "Hey Good Lookin'" - 2:10
The CD release added three bonus tracks: "You Are My Sunshine" (3:01) from ''Modern Sounds In Country and Western Music Volume 2'' (1962), "Here We Go Again" (3:18) from ''Ray Charles Invites You To Listen'' (1967) and "That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven)" (4:21) from ''Ingredients In A Recipe For Soul'' (1963).
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'''Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music''' is a 1962 music album by Music/RayCharles, often regarded as one of his best albums, if not his greatest studio album. At the time it was considered to be somewhat of a risk, because Charles tried out new genres like {{Country}}, {{Pop}} and {{Jazz}} and some feared it would alienate his older fans. The CoverAlbum became a critical and commercial success nevertheless and broke down racial barriers between white and black audiences, as well as between fans of either only country and R&B.
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* BornUnlucky: "Born To Lose".
* {{Country}}: Charles covered several country songs on this album, which made the genre more acceptable in circles with R&B and soul fans.
* CoverAlbum: All songs are covers.
* GoodbyeSong: "Bye Bye Love"
* LoveHurts: "You Don't Know Me", "I Love You So Much It Hurts".
* LongTitle and NonAppearingTitle: The album title.
* NewSoundAlbum: The album was a considerable departure from Charles' previous musical recordings. As Music/BillyJoel put it: "He sang white man's country in a black R&B style."
* NeoClassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly: Charles tried out different genres on this album: rock 'n' roll ("Bye Bye Love", made famous by Music/TheEverlyBrothers in 1957) and country (the Cindy Walker song "You Don't Know Me", the Floyd Tillman song "I Love You So Much It Hurts", the Eddy Arnold song "Just A Little Lovin'", the Music/HankWilliams songs "Half As Much", "You Win Again" and "Hey Good Lookin'"),...
* ObsessionSong: "I Love You So Much It Hurts".
* ThePowerOfLove: "I Can't Stop Loving You", "Hey Good Lookin'", "Careless Love", "Just A Little Lovin'", "I Love You So Much It Hurts".
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'''Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music''' is a 1962 music album by Music/RayCharles, often regarded as one of his best albums, if not his greatest studio album. At the time it was considered to be somewhat of a risk, because Charles tried out new genres like {{Country}}, {{Pop}} and {{Jazz}} and some feared it would alienate his older fans. The CoverAlbum became a critical and commercial success nevertheless and broke down racial barriers between white and black audiences, as well as between fans of either only country and R&B.
!! Modern tropes in Ray Charles' music...
* BornUnlucky: "Born To Lose".
* {{Country}}: Charles covered several country songs on this album, which made the genre more acceptable in circles with R&B and soul fans.
* CoverAlbum: All songs are covers.
* GoodbyeSong: "Bye Bye Love"
* LoveHurts: "You Don't Know Me", "I Love You So Much It Hurts".
* LongTitle and NonAppearingTitle: The album title.
* NewSoundAlbum: The album was a considerable departure from Charles' previous musical recordings. As Music/BillyJoel put it: "He sang white man's country in a black R&B style."
* NeoClassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly: Charles tried out different genres on this album: rock 'n' roll ("Bye Bye Love", made famous by Music/TheEverlyBrothers in 1957) and country (the Cindy Walker song "You Don't Know Me", the Floyd Tillman song "I Love You So Much It Hurts", the Eddy Arnold song "Just A Little Lovin'", the Music/HankWilliams songs "Half As Much", "You Win Again" and "Hey Good Lookin'"),...
* ObsessionSong: "I Love You So Much It Hurts".
* ThePowerOfLove: "I Can't Stop Loving You", "Hey Good Lookin'", "Careless Love", "Just A Little Lovin'", "I Love You So Much It Hurts".
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