From the Pages of My Mind

From the Pages of My Mind is an album by the American musician Ray Charles, released in 1986. It was Charles's final album dedicated to country music. From the Pages of My Mind peaked at No. 16 on the Top Country Albums chart. "Class Reunion" was released as a single.

Production
Recorded in Nashville and Los Angeles, the album was coproduced by Billy Sherrill. "Anybody with the Blues" was written by Dave Loggins. Pete Drake played pedal steel on the album.

Critical reception
The Philadelphia Inquirer wrote that the album "signals one of Charles' periodic returns to country music, and the change in genre has enlivened his vocals." The Boston Globe called it "middle-of-the-road country-pop, with efficient but unexciting studio musicians." The Commercial Appeal concluded that "the usual fire from his throat is suppressed for the twang of country, which he has yet to master after several attempts."

The New York Daily News determined that "the music here is far too subdued, and could use a blast of the old energetic Charles." The Cincinnati Enquirer opined that "Charles is dogging it on this soul-less album." The Edmonton Journal noted that Charles's "solitary, alienated style is an absolute contrast from the tradition of country singers aiming for eye-to-eye, heart-to-hear contact."

AllMusic deemed it "another light country and countrypolitan outing."