Ray Naylor
Slow Cooker
© 2003 Ray Naylor (783707673820)
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Songs ranging from very funny to heartfelt in the folk/country vein.
tracks
- 1 Please Buy My CD
- 2 Old Man Playing Guitar
- 3 50 Years A Comin'
- 4 All Right To Fall In Love?
- 5 C-d-g
- 6 I Just Might Stay In Texas
- 7 If You Want To Dance With Me
- 8 It Don't Cost Nothing To Love
- 9 You're The Only Reason
- 10 Thinkin' 'Bout Love Tonight
- 11 Its Not Fine Dining, But The Diner is Fine
- 12 Willie, The Bi-Polar Polar Bear
- 13 Pleasures of the Harbor
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Ray is a performing songwriter. He has also managed other performing artists, consulted with musicians, hosted both radio and cable TV folk shows, and has produced and promoted concerts. Currently, Ray is also producing a folk internet radio show on Live365 called Fiddle’s and Frets.
Ray Naylor's own music of original songs range from funny to heartfelt. Ray's style of music can best be classified as folk/country. Philadelphia’s “City Paper” termed Ray’s music “Alternative Folk”. Most important, Ray Naylor understands the responsibility of a performer to entertain and communicate with his audience. He speaks through his own songs we well as the music of others. Ray has a special interest in keeping alive the songs of Phil Ochs, and is always ready to perform a program of Phil Ochs songs.
In March 2003, Ray released his first CD, Slow Cooker. The CD included 12 original songs, and a cover of the Phil Ochs song, Pleasures of the Harbor. The CD is produced
by Daoud Shaw, who has produced recordings for Van Morrison, and has played drums for artists such as Van Morrison, Etta James, and Jerry Garcia. Among the many fine players on the CD is former Sly Stone keyboard player, Kenny Kirby, former Huffamoose drummer, Erik Johnson, and Travis Wetzel, local fiddle/player extraordinaire (and Grand Old Opry performer). Ray is about to start recording his second CD.
Ray was honored to play at the 1997 Philadelphia Folk Festival and has played at many venues in the area including The Point, The Oxford Friends Folk Club, The Troubadour
Folk Club, Biddle's Cafe, The Jumping Cow, The Musical Lairs House Concert Series, and other venues.
Ray's involvement in the local Philadelphia folk scene goes back 27 years. Ray Naylor managed several excellent performers including Susan Piper (formerly on Gene Shay's
Sliced Bread Records Label), Karen Deveau and Marina Vittoria. Ray has booked various venues including the former Biddle's Cafe, which received Philadelphia Magazine’s 1996 award for Best Folk Venue.
Ray's goal at every performance is to have audience members leave the show saying "I am really glad I decided to come here tonight." And isn't that what performing and
entertaining is all about.
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Well worth the wait..
author: david fiorenzaThe songs are good, funny, true, inspiring, compelling and...oh and by the way the production, songwriting is crafty and intelligent.