In 1948, The Ravens achieved significant success with the release of “Write Me a Letter,” which became one of the first R&B records to sell over a million copies. This was followed by other hits like “Ol’ Man River,” “Count Every Star,” and “Send for Me If You Need Me.” Their ability to blend smooth harmonies with rhythmically driven arrangements helped them stand out in the burgeoning R&B scene.
Ol' Man River
Write Me a Letter
Once In Awhile
Fool That I Am
Send for Me If You Need Me
There's No You
It's Too Soon to Know
Deep Purple
Ricky's Blues
Without a Song
Marie
It's the Talk of the Town
I Don't Have to Ride No More
Count Every Star
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