I agree, Ken !!! 100% / Thank You.

Sure hard to beat Dave Guard & The Kingston Trio's version of "Leave My Woman Alone"....
although Jamie Foxx & The Raelettes" do a pretty decent job in that movie "Ray".

Speaking of which....
I love this quote by Ray Charles:

"I was born with music inside me. Music was one of my parts. Like my ribs, my kidneys, my liver, my heart.
Like my blood, it was a force already within me when I arrived on the scene. Music was a necessity for me.
Like food or water." ~ Ray Charles

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The Everly Brothers also recorded "Leave My Woman Alone" for their first album on Cadence Records. (rel: 1958)

I liked Don & Phil Everly, as did The Kingston Trio (remember "Everglades"?) and the Everly's sure had some great hits such as....
"Wake Up Little Susie" + "All I Have To Do Is Dream" + "Bird Dog" + "Bye Bye Love" + "Cathy's Clown", etc...etc...

Yes, and The Everly Brothers gave Simon & Garfunkel their sound !!! {imitation is the sincerest form of flattery}

But having said that....

I still feel our beloved Kingston Trio and Jamie Foxx & The Raelettes do a better job performing "Leave My Woman Alone" than Don and Phil Everly.

Brucester

<> "Leave My Woman Alone" / Everly Brothers / (1958)





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<> "Everglades" / The Kingston Trio / LP: String Along / (1960)





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<> "I Can't Stop Loving You" / Ray Charles / LP: Modern Sounds In Country & Western Music / (1962)