Title: Don B. Ray
Content:  Ray started his career, as working for CBS for 30 years to compose for television series, including, Hawaii Five-O, The Twilight Zone, Rawhide, The Governor & J.J. and Men at Law. Ray worked as an music director for 15 years, for the COTA symphony. He also was an guest conductor for Long Beach Symphony and staff conductor for Los Angeles Bureau of Music. In 1974, Ray was nominated for an Primetime Emmy for Best Music Composition - For a Series, a Single Program of a Series, for the episode Nightmare in Blue from Hawaii Five-O. In 2000, Ray wrote the book Orchestration: Handbook, which the book was about learning and explaining about the orchestra.
Title: Ray Ray
Content:  vocals ; Daniel Romero – engineer, mixing ; Raphael Saadiq – audio production, bass, composer, drums, executive producer, flute arrangement, guitar, horn arrangements, keyboards, producer, programming, various, vocals ; Anette Sharvit – production coordination ; Kris Solem – mastering ; Glenn Standridge – composer ; James Tanksley – engineer ; John Tanksley – audio engineer, engineer ; Tony! Toni! Toné! – vocals ; D'Wayne Wiggins – vocals ; Kelvin Wooten – audio production, bass, composer, drum programming, guitar, keyboards, producer, string arrangements ; Benjamin F. Wright – arranger, conductor ; The Benjamin Wright Orchestra – strings ; Morgan Zarate – drums Credits for Ray Ray adapted from liner notes.  
Title: Don B. Ray
Content:  Don Brandon Ray (June 7, 1925 - April 16, 2005) was an American television composer.
Title: Ray Ray
Content: Michael Angelo – audio production, bass, composer, drum programming, guitar, horn arrangements, keyboards ; Jessie Arellano – assistant engineer ; Allie Baba – rap, vocals ; Babyface – vocals ; Battlecat – clavinet ; William Blochinger – photography ; Torrey Devitto – violin ; Jake and the Phatman – drum programming, drums, flute arrangement, guitar, horn arrangements, keyboards, organ, percussion, producer ; Joi – composer, performer, vocals ; Lawrence "Master Poe" Lejohn – vocals ; Lucy Pearl – performer, vocals ; Sundra "Sun" Manning – keyboards ; Teedra Moses – composer, vocals ; Autumn Moultrie – make-up ; Bobby Ozuna – composer ; Will Ragland – art direction Dawn Robinson 
Title: Ray (soundtrack)
Content:  Ray is the soundtrack of the 2004 film Ray starring Jamie Foxx (who won the Academy Award for Best Actor for his role as "Ray Charles" in this film), Kerry Washington, Terrence Howard, Clifton Powell and Regina King. The score was composed by Breyon Prescott and Craig Armstrong. The album won a Grammy Award and was nominated for the BAFTA Award for Best Film Music.
Title: The Line (Raye song)
Content: Raye – composer, lyricist, vocalist ; Alex Gibson – composer, lyricist ; Jamie Bell – composer, lyricist ; Fred Gibson – composer, lyricist, producer ; Ed Phillips – composer, lyricist ; Mark 'Spike' Stent – mixer Credits adapted from Tidal.
Title: Ray Whitley (songwriter)
Content:  Robert Ray Whitley (November 22, 1943 – May 5, 2013) was an American beach music composer and singer-songwriter. He was best known for composing hit songs recorded by The Tams and Guy Darrell, and he also released 14 of his own singles between 1961 and 1970.
Title: Ray of Light
Content: Madonna – vocals (2-5, 7-13, lead on 1, 6), composer, producer ; Craig Armstrong – string arrangements (9-10) ; Mike Bradford – programming ; David Collins – composer ; Pablo Cook – flute (2) ; Dave Curtis – composer ; Mark Endert – engineer ; Fergus Gerrand – drums (1-2), percussion (13) ; Kerosene Halo – design ; Niki Haris – background vocals (6) ; Vyass Houston – translation ; Jon Ingoldsby – engineer ; Ted Jensen – mastering ; Suzie Katayama – conductor ; Anita Kerr – composer ; Christine Leach – composer ; Patrick Leonard – additional music arranger (9), composer, producer 
Title: Don Raye
Content:  Raye started his career as a dancer, going on to win the "Virginia State Dancing Championship." He started work in vaudeville as a song and dance man often writing his own songs for his act. In 1935, he started work as a songwriter, collaborating with composers Sammy Cahn and Saul Chaplin, and bandleader-saxophonist Jimmie Lunceford. His great success with "Beat Me Daddy, Eight to the Bar" (co-written with Bradley's drummer Ray McKinley) led Raye to write follow-up songs, in collaboration with Hughie Prince: "Scrub Me Mama, with a Boogie Beat" and "Bounce Me Brother, with a Solid Four." Raye and Prince were signed by Universal Pictures to score musical comedies with The Andrews Sisters, The Ritz Brothers, and Abbott 
Title: Ray of Light
Content:  De Lory – background vocals (6) ; Curtiss Maldoon – composer ; Patrick McCarthy – engineer ; Rod McKuen – composer ; Susannah Melvoin – composer ; Marc Moreau – guitar (5) ; Rick Nowels – composer ; William Orbit – composer, producer, sound effects ; Kevin Reagan – art direction, design ; Dave Reitzas – engineer ; Steve Sidelnyk – additional drum machine (6, 12) ; Matt Silva – engineer ; Eddie Stern – translation ; Mario Testino – photography ; Marius de Vries – keyboards (9), music programming (9) , producer Unless otherwise indicated, Information is adapted from the album's liner notes.  

Question: Who was the composer of Ray?
Answer: Ray Charles.
Ray Charles Robinson.
Raymond Charles Robinson Peter.