Let's Go Get Stoned

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"Let's Go Get Stoned" is a soul/R&B song best known for its hit rendition by Ray Charles in the 1960s.

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Let's Go Get Stoned canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
chart Billboard R&B chart NERFINISHED
chartPerformance Billboard R&B chart number one single
composer Jo Armstead NERFINISHED
Nickolas Ashford NERFINISHED
Valerie Simpson NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
era 1960s
famousVersionBy Ray Charles NERFINISHED
genre R&B
soul
language English
lyricalSubject drinking and getting stoned to forget troubles
notableFor being one of Ray Charles's post-rehabilitation hits
notableWorkOf Ray Charles NERFINISHED
originallyRecordedBy The Coasters NERFINISHED
performedBy Manhattans NERFINISHED
Ray Charles NERFINISHED
The Coasters NERFINISHED
recordedBy Manhattans NERFINISHED
Ray Charles NERFINISHED
The Coasters NERFINISHED
recordLabel ABC-Paramount NERFINISHED
releasedAsSingleBy Ray Charles NERFINISHED
releaseYear 1966
theme coping with heartbreak through intoxication
writer Jo Armstead NERFINISHED
Nickolas Ashford NERFINISHED
Valerie Simpson NERFINISHED

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Doin' Our Thing hasTrack Let's Go Get Stoned