Nothing Above My Shoulders But the Evening Ray Lynch

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  • Release Date: 03/05/2002
  • Original Release: 1993
  • Sales Rank: 27,604
  • Label: RAY LYNCH PRODUCTION
  • UPC: 735371113324

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Nothing Above My Shoulders But the Evening

1LISTENOver Easy 4:53
2LISTENHer Knees Deep in Your Mind 6:18
3LISTENPassion Song 5:24
4LISTENIvory 5:38
5LISTENMesquite 6:18
6LISTENOnly an Enjoyment 7:23
7LISTENThe Vanished Gardens of Córdoba 8:22

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...Nothing Above My Shoulders But the Evening refers to the inexplicable freedom of headlessness...Keyboards and guitar by Ray, including guest musician Daniel Kobialka on violin, and others on flute, viola, French horn, piano, oboe, English horn, trumpet and more. As you can see, Ray's used more acoustic instruments this time and should appeal to a wide range of music lovers... ~ MusD, All Music Guide All Music Guide

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April 26, 2002: By far the best Ray Lynch recording available. Ray's previous CD's have been sprinkled with tantilizing ear candy, but he has created a masterpiece in New Age music with this effort. You will be taken on a journey through several emotions with each song and within each song. Every effort in this work is fully developed and full of richness that requires you to play this over and over. It's a very cognitive album - which is probably ironic for the title itself. ''Mesquite'' may sound a little smokey, but it is quite possible the hi-light of Ray Lynch's career.