backup singers the Raelettes provided the accompaniment to Charles' vocals. Released as a single, it reached number five on the Billboard R&B chart and number 95 on its Hot 100 chart in 1959. The songwriters were listed as "Brown-Cadena-Herman" on the single and the albums Ray Charles in Person (1960) and The Genius Sings the Blues (1961); however, some later anthologies only list Lew Herman, also known as Herman Lubinsky, who was the owner of Nappy Brown's record label. The song is also included on Ray Charles at Newport (1958) and the film soundtrack of Ray (2004). In the second season episode of The Cosby Show "Happy Anniversary", the Huxtable family lip-syncs to Ray Charles' version. CNN's Lisa Respers France stated "No 'Cosby Show' list is complete without this family performance... Keshia Knight Pulliam stole our hearts as little Rudy Huxtable in this scene." while Vulture called it The Cosby Shows best musical moment. In 1997, TV Guide ranked this episode number 54 on its '100 Greatest Episodes of All Time' list. James Brown version James Brown recorded the song for the small Churchill/Augusta record label. It was released in 1983 as the B-side of his single "Bring It On...Bring It On". Brown's version (subtitled "To be With the One That You Love") went on to reach number 73 in the Billboard R&B chart. Robert Christgau reviewed Brown's version favorably, singling out for praise the contribution of its unidentified female guest vocalist, "a Brownette who approaches any kind of note as if she owns it." References 1937 songs Blues songs Roosevelt Sykes songs 1957 singles Savoy Records singles 1958 singles Ray Charles songs 1983 singles James Brown songs Songwriter unknown