8. The loved one treated the singer not with "pride and joy," but treated him for more momentarily reasons, only for what?
"To me you were my pride and joy
But to you, I was merely a toy
A plaything, that you could toss around at will"
From Quiz Ray Charles on My Mind
Answer:
Just For a Thrill
"Just for a Thrill" appeared in 1959. When Charles had to go to school, he got a complete musical education and learned there to arrrange, write and read music in Braille. He could compose scores for big bands and play piano, organ, saxophone, clarinet and trumpet. He listened to all kinds of music, classical, big band, blues and jazz. All recognize that "Ray Charles loved it all. At night he listened on the radio to the raw melodies and hillbilly twang of the Grand Ole Opry, to the sanctified soulfulness of gospel, and to the secular emotional venting of the blues. Then,at 15, his mother died and Charles, who said he never used a cane or guide dog or begged for money, left school and began touring the South on the so-called chitlin' circuit with a number of dance bands that played in black dance halls." http://www.swingmusic.net/Ray_Charles_Biography.html
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