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President Obama is not afraid to show his vocal skills at events. This time he was at a White House tribute to Ray Charles when he decided to get the crowd jumping by singing the Charles classic, “It’s Alright.” The crowd roared its approval as Obama performed with Usher.

Obama sings Ray Charles song at White House tribute

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