Part one of this remarkable show kicks off with a drawn-out, melancholy version of "The Sun Died," in which Ray has the chance to show off all his masterful touch, tonal shifts and precise timing. Other highlights include a cover of "My Funny Valentine," which is spectacularly delivered by Susaye Greene, the last official member of The Supremes and one-time songwriter for Michael Jackson. "What I'd Say," one of his most-loved songs, for its whooping, energy and crowd participation, closes out the show. It's a classic show from Ray.