Recorded Live --  Raymond & Sue Creasy
Raymond-guitar, flute, and bouzouki; Sue-piano. Graphics by Sue & Raymond. Songs are Cody’s Theme, Travis’ Lullabye, Stupid Romance, Not Part of the Show, Broken Heart, Alone at the Top, New Trends, Cry of the Wolves, Harmony, Hard Luck Boy ©  2007. All songs were uploaded to youtube once completed. For your free sample, go to youtube.com/user/sueraymond

© 2007

See exactly how Raymond plays Travis' Lullabye, and more. Recorded Live in our studio. Brad Bergdoll was videographer on some, while we set up the tripods on other songs. Raymond-guitar, flute, and bouzouki; Sue-piano. Graphics by Sue & Raymond. Songs are Cody’s Theme, Travis’ Lullabye, Stupid Romance, Not Part of the Show, Broken Heart, Alone at the Top, New Trends, Cry of the Wolves, Harmony, Hard Luck Boy ©  2007. The songs are on youtube too.

Raymond Creasy -- a fusion of styles & influences: contemporary music featuring electric guitar, percussion, keyboard, flutes.
New Trends, Stupid Romance, Geronimo Meets Django, Light in Your Eyes, Brand New Bottle, Lonely Town, Harmony, Jamaica Jive, Dancin'. Raymond: Vocals, electric & acoustic guitar, harmonica, bouzouki,  mandolin, flute, bass. Sue Creasy: Vocals, keyboard. Waclaw Kozlowski: Violin. Jesse Hale: percussion. Deborah Martin: flute. Plus several more guest artists. Galactic Warrior Publishing; Also John Paul Daniel Publishing on Jamaica Jive; Bill Lusk, Turtle Tunes on Light in Your Eyes and Harmony. ©2006

by Sue & Raymond featuring live music by us on mandolin and guitar at Raymond's opening reception at the Fresh Air Gallery Art show, filmed by Brad Bergdoll, and also featuring New Trends, Stupid Romance, and Jamaica Jive from the Fusion CD. See both his fusion paintings and his nature paintings. 40 minutes. Galactic Warrior Publishing; also John Paul Daniel Publishing on Jamaica Jive © 2006. View a sample of it on youtube.com, in shortened form.

Raymond & Sue's first video of our Ozark Mountain highland scenery & original music.

Creek Walk features "Millennial Guitar," a suite of guitar rambles that accompanies trickling, sparkling rivulets and waterfalls carved by time.
"Cry of Wolves" echoes elemental flutes and guitar looking out high above a valley from atop a bluff with caves below.
Snow Shadows catches the timeless beauty of a snowfall, with two compositions, reprised from Blind Fiddler, "Travis' Lullabye" and "Cody's Theme." Acoustic guitar, bass, and a thrilling violinist, classically trained in Poland, transport the spirit to indescribable improvisational musical bliss.
"Water Spirits" is a mesmerizing duet of flutes set to the sound of running water, near Blanchard Springs, with a glimpse of elusive otters. Walking upstream towards the Springs' cave mouth, the lilting flute, mandolin, guitar, and bass play "Jamaica," brought back from Shamrock Sampler with Sue on flute.  40 min. long. Galactic Warrior Publishing; also John Paul Daniel Publishing on Jamaica  © 2005

see above on the DVD for details. Raymond plays both flutes on Water Spirits and guitar solo on Millenial Guitar.

Raymond Creasy's original folk music from 1978-82, remastered to digital. Wandering Man, Too Many  Differences, Black Bottom Strut, Favorite Son of Society, Company  Man, Yellow Springs March, Ropes That Could Bind  Me, Five String Gigolo; Things That Will Be, Bohemian Rag, Decatur County Blues, Laundramat Breakaway, Wild Mountain Wind, Home Sweet Home, Mary Ann, Fishers Hornpipe, Honorable Discharge Shuffle, Decatur County Boy, Decatur County Boy Part II, Lost in the Flatlands, Colorado Song, I Want to Go Home, Never Looking Back, Uncle John's Reel. Galactic Warrior Pub. ASCAP/John Paul Daniel Pub. ASCAP also on Colorado Song, Bohemian Rag & Laundramat Breakaway. Traditional tunes: Black Bottom Strut, Fishers Hornpipe, Home Sweet Home.  Raymond-Vocal, banjo, guitar, mandolin, dobro, harmonica, dulcimer, recorder, pocket comb; John Jaworowicz - Bass; Sam Elrod - Bass; Randy Wilkes - bass, mandolin, vocal, electric  guitar;   John Paul Daniel - Rhythm guitar, vocal, kazoo, handclaps; Ned Davis - pedal steel, rhythm guitar,  vocal;  David Katz - Vocal, bass, rhythm guitar; Chuck McGill - Rhythm guitar, saxaphone, vocal; Fred Winn - Vocal; Bill Lusk - Bass, vocal; Rick Malchow - flute, rhythm guitar. ©2002

An all instrumental collection, featuring flutes, that ranges from traditional acoustic tunes to jazzy ones with a beat, or ethereal sounds from ancient memories. Wooden flutes played on this CD were made by Raymond.  Stupid Romance, Broken Heart, Water Spirits, Southwind, Greensleeves, Birdwoman, Jamaica, Cry of the Wolves. R. Creasy: flute, electric & acoustic guitar, keyboard, percussion, dobro; Sue Lukens: flute, keyboard, mandolin; Allison Lukens: flute; Travis Creasy: bass. Southwind & Greensleeves traditional; Birdwoman by S. Lukens; all others by R. Creasy. Jamaica co-written by John Paul Daniel, John Paul Daniel Publishing. Art by R. Creasy. ©1999, Galactic Warrior Publishing, ASCAP.

Raymond Creasy & Sue Lukens
Our most celtic collection with some whistle; three tunes are vocals. Hewlett;  Monday Morning; Flowers of Edinburg; Seamus O'Brian; In Christ There is No East or West;  Star of the County Down; Planksty Irwin; Red Haired Boy; Fiddler's Green; Cattle in the Cane. R. Creasy: Vocals, guitar, mandolin, Irish bouzouki, tambourine, drum. S. Lukens: Vocals, mandolin, keyboard,  flute, penny whistle, drum. Allison Lukens:  Penny whistle.  Debra Davis:  Penny whistle on Flowers of Edinburgh, cello. All traditional songs. Artwork by Raymond Creasy  ©1998.

Our first CD together - Sue Lukens & Raymond Creasy
This features Sue's singing and playing with Raymond's support.
Wild Mountain Thyme; English Country Garden;  Johnny's Gone  for a Soldier; Come All Ye Fair & Tender Ladies; Simple Gifts; Scarborough Fair;  One Morning In May; The Ash Grove, She's More to be  Pitied Than Scolded; Danny Boy.
Sue:  Vocals, mandolin, dulcimer, & guitar.  Raymond:  Guitar, bass, banjo, dobro, harmonica, & bouzouki. Artwork by  Raymond Creasy. ©1996

Original bluegrass with improvisational style & outstanding fiddler.
 Blind Fiddler; Travis' Lullabye; Hard Luck Boy; Old Cowhand; Not Part of the Show; Cody's Theme; Alone at the Top; My Way Home.
Raymond Creasy: vocal, guitar, banjo, mandolin, dobro, recorder;  Waclaw Kozlowsky: violin; Dr. John Jaworowicz: bass, vocals; Warren Haynes:  vocals; Tony Migliore: piano.  My Way Home co-written by John Paul Daniel; John Paul Daniel Publ., ASCAP. Old Cowhand by Johnny Mercer. ©1999 Galactic Warrior Publishing, ASCAP.

Just the two of us, switching instruments-half are instrumentals.
Hand Me Down my Walkin' Cane; Blackberry Blossom; Railroad Boy; Hewlett; Sweet Heaven; Little Maggie; Arkansas Traveller; Devil's Dream; Scarborough Fair; Last Steam Train Blues; John Hardy.  Raymond on vocal, guitar, banjo and bouzouki; Sue on vocal, mandolin & guitar. © 1999.

This is a compilation of 24 outstanding artists at their home studios during the Off the Beaten Path Studio Tour 2009 near Mtn. View, AR. The cover photo is a glass bead by Sage Holland. This is almost an hour long, but chapters are enabled, so besides being able to see it all the way through, one can select which studios to visit. Music is by Raymond Creasy, including Yellow Springs March, Alone at the Top, Not Part of the Show, & Hard Luck Boy. ©2009   All videos may be previewed at youtube.