Ray Charles"s entry in Rhino"s Love Songs series--joining volumes by Aretha Franklin and Otis Redding--is as stellar and idiosyncratic as the man himself. It collects recordings from the "50s to the "90s, with slyly offbeat choices such as "Gee, Baby Ain"t I Good to You" and Charles"s transformation of "Till There Was You" alongside signature tracks such as "Georgia on My Mind," "I Can"t Stop Loving You," and "Come Rain or Come Shine." --Rickey Wright