Now I know why his greatest album was entitled "Genius loves company". That's for you to find out. His primary agenda in music was to collaborate the upbeat of Rn'B and Gospel. To every black preacher and church that time, that was the ultimate taboo. Still, his music soared higher than the note of their church vibrato and tore through the asbestos roof (I mean that in a good way).

Genius.

Ray Charles Robinson.