Ray Charles's 1970 album "Love Country Style" features the artist tackling country and western standards with his signature blend of soul, R&B, and gospel influences. The album showcases Charles's unparalleled ability to bridge musical genres and make any song his own.
- "Love Country Style" was released on Tangerine Records, an independent label founded by Ray Charles himself.
- The album features covers of songs by Hank Williams, Loretta Lynn, and other country music stalwarts.
- While not one of his biggest commercial successes, "Love Country Style" is an important entry in Charles's discography, demonstrating his ongoing commitment to exploring the country music canon.
Ray Charles is a towering figure in 20th-century music, a performer of soul, R&B, and country music who inspired countless artists. In 1970, Charles was at a career high, having recently charted with "Living for You" and continuing his unique blend of soul and country music.
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