Two Years Since the Passing of the Music Legend, the Ray Charles Estate Prepares for Major Announcement Marking a New Era at Ray Charles Enterprises

Two Years Since the Passing of the Music Legend, the Ray Charles Estate Prepares for Major Announcement Marking a New Era at Ray Charles Enterprises

WHO: Joe Adams, longtime manager and CEO of Ray Charles
Enterprises, Inc.; (local officials i.e. Chief Ronald J
Boyd, Hon. James N Reese Judge of the Superior Court
(Ret.), Rev. Cecil Murray, and more)

WHAT: Press conference to announce major changes at the estate
of the late Ray Charles

WHEN: Tues., Aug. 22 at 9:00AM

WHERE: 2107 W. Washington Blvd, Los Angeles 90018

OTHER: Ray Charles, who died June 10, 2004, at age 73 years old,
was posthumously awarded eight GRAMMY(R) awards for
"Genius Loves Company," the hugely popular duets album on
Concord Records which has sold nearly five million units.

An accomplished pianist and songwriter, Charles was
considered the creator of the soul music genre, a unique
R&B forerunner to rock n' roll and other musical
offspring. Among his memorable hits are "What'd I Say,"
"I Got A Woman," "Georgia," "Born To Lose," "Hit the Road
Jack" and "I Can't Stop Loving You."

CONTACT: Elaine Pacheco, (323) 651-9300

PRNewswire -- Aug. 18

Source: Ray Charles Enterprises

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