CDs and DVDs by Raymond & Sue

	Ripplin'Banjo Fingerwork  - Raymond Creasy - an anthology of original songs over 30 years of banjo playing and recording.   Laundramat Breakaway, Blind Fiddler, Catfish Pond, Light in Your Eyes, Yellow Springs March,Lonely Town, Favorite Son of Society, Home in Tennessee, Uncle John's Reel, Dancin', Five String Gigolo, Harmony, Decatur County Boy, Home From the Store, My Way Home Co-writer on My Way Home, John Paul Daniel-John Paul Daniel Publishing ASCAP. Guest artists and many instruments in support. © 2007 Galactic Warrior Publishing.
	FREE FORM - Raymond & Sue Creasy recorded live 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. Raymond-guitar, flute, and bouzouki; Sue-piano. Graphics by Sue & Raymond. All songs were uploaded to youtube once completed. For your free sample, go to youtube.com/user/sueraymond © 2007 Galactic Warrior Publishing.
	fusion  Raymond Creasy  a fusion of styles & influences, featuring electric guitar, flutes, percussion,  & keyboard. 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. ©2006 Galactic Warrior Publishing; Also John Paul Daniel Publishing on Jamaica Jive; Bill Lusk, Turtle Tunes on Light in Your Eyes and Harmony.
	Mountain Serenity   Raymond & Sue Creasy ~ improvisational flutes, guitar, and violin "Millennial Guitar," a long requested suite of guitar solos by Raymond. "Cry of Wolves" echoes elemental flutes, guitar & keyboard from both Raymond & Sue.   Two compositions, reprised from Blind Fiddler, "Travis' Lullabye" and "Cody's Theme," have acoustic guitar, bass, and a thrilling violinist,  Waclaw Kozlowski, classically trained in Poland, transports the listener to improvisational musical heights. Dr. John Jaworowicz plays bass. "Water Spirits" is a mesmerizing duet of flutes with keyboard background by Raymond & Sue.  "Jamaica," is Sue's lilting flute, mandolin, with Raymond playing guitar, and bass, brought back from Shamrock Sampler. © 2005. Galactic Warrior Publishing.
	Light in Your Eyes   Raymond Creasy ~ Original songs in bluegrass style. Dancin,' Broken Heart, Light in Your Eyes, Was I Dreamin,'  Catfish Pond, Why She Had to Go, Feelin' Lucky, Home in Tennessee, Brand New Bottle, Tomorrow's Sun, Lonely Town, Thinkin,' Faded Dreams, Wedding Song, Harmony. Raymond: Vocals, acoustic guitar, banjo, dobro, harmonica, bouzouki,  mandolin, bass. Sue: Vocals, mandolin, penny whistle, piano. ©2002 Galactic Warrior Publishing. Light in Your Eyes (Creasy,/Lusk-TurtleTunes,ASCAP);Harmony (Creasy, Lusk:Turtle Tunes Music,ASCAP) Was I Dreamin' (Creasy, Daniel:HighSteppe Music,ASCAP/ Kingston Springs Music,ASCAP/ Medders-Acuff-Rose Music, Inc.,BMI/ Locust Fork Music,BMI/&Doug Pincock Designee, BMI) Home in Tennessee (Creasy, Jaworowicz, Tucker-Galactic Warrior Pub., ASCAP) Catfish Pond (Creasy, Daniel: John Paul Daniel Music, ASCAP).
	Retrospective 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. 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 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.
	Shamrock Sampler - Raymond Creasy & Sue Lukens 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.  Raymond: flute, electric & acoustic guitar, 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.
	Shamrock Dreams   Raymond Creasy & Sue Lukens Our most celtic collection with some whistle; three tunes are vocal arrangements. 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. Raymond Creasy: Vocals, guitar, mandolin, Irish bazouki, tambourine, drum. Sue 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. Galactic Warrior Publishing.
	A Legacy of Herbs  Sue Lukens & Raymond Creasy Sue's singing with Raymond's supporting instrumentation. 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. Danny Boy is the only instrumental piece. Sue Lukens:  Vocals, mandolin, dulcimer, & guitar.   Raymond Creasy:  Guitar, bass, banjo, dobro, harmonica, & bouzouki. Artwork by Raymond Creasy. ©1996.
	Blind Fiddler & Other Favorites   Raymond Creasy Original improvisaltional bluegrass with outstanding fiddle.  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.©1999 Galactic Warrior Publishing, ASCAP.  My Way Home co-written by John Paul Daniel; John Paul Daniel Publ., ASCAP. Old Cowhand by Johnny Mercer.
	fusion music & art DVD     Raymond and Sue Creasy - featuring live music by us on mandolin and guitar filmed at the Fresh Air Gallery Art  show opening reception. Filmed by Brad Bergdoll with some excellent video effects. Stupid Romance, Travis's Lullaby, and Cold Frosty Morning, a traditional tune, performed live at the reception with Sue on flute and mandolin, Raymond on guitar, in Clinton, Arkansas. Also New Trends, Stupid Romance, and Jamaica Jive from the fusion CD with Deborah Martin on flute and Waclaw Kozlowsky on violin.  Video editing by Sue & Raymond. 40 minutes. Songs by Raymond Creasy.©2006. Galactic Warrior Publishing. View a 5 minute sample of it on youtube.com
	Mountain Serenity DVD  Raymond & Sue Creasy ~ Ozark 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 high above a valley from atop a bluff carved with caves. 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, Waclaw Kozlowsky, classically trained in Poland, transport the spirit to indescribable improvisational musical heights.  "Water Spirits" is a mesmerizing duet of flutes with keyboard set to the sound of running water, near Blanchard Springs, with a glimpse of elusive otters. Walking upstream towards the Springs' cave mouth, the Sue's lilting flute, mandolin, and Raymond on guitar, and bass play "Jamaica," brought back from Shamrock Sampler. 40 min. long. video editing by Sue & Raymond ©2005 Galactic Warrior Publishing.

Raymond Creasy grew up in the rural Tennessee traditions of folk, bluegrass and country music, becoming Tennessee banjo champ while still a teenager. He expanded his musical horizons while living in Memphis, playing electric guitar and banjo with blues legends, beat bands, and rock and roll groups.  At the same time, he was a graphic artist and songwriter.

Silver Hawk, with John Paul Daniel, The Lick Creek Band, The Flying J Wranglers, Toad Suck Symphony, are a few of the groups he's played with in the past.  He's toured throughout the Midwest and West, and became a regular performer at the Cowboy in Durango, and the Chuckwagon in Ruidoso, and  hosted a weekly TV program in New Mexico, called "the Mountain Musical." Some of these performance are our favorites on youtube.

Raymond and Sue became a duo almost 15 years ago.  Together, they've recorded 8 CDs, the latest entitled FREE FORM.  Raymond starting making flutes about 12 years ago. Previously Raymond had recorded 6 albums of his own compositions. Three of these recordings, done between '78 and '82,  were remastered to a CD, "Retrospective." Sue recorded one previous collection of folk music, "Dave & Sue," and played in the Dixie Darlings, Patchwork, and Legacy.  A native Kansan who's lived in Arkansas 20 plus years, Sue grew up singing at church and talent shows, playing piano, flute, and guitar, and added mandolin and mountain dulcimer as an adult. Raymond and Sue used to perform at the Ozark Folk Center in Mtn. View and make trips from home in Van Buren County to Nashville to write with friends. Making videos using Sue's G5 MAC has become our newest form of artistic expression together, producing several videos each year, using our music for the backgrounds.

 As a sign artist, Raymond's elegant lettering and accurate depictions can be seen throughout northcentral Arkansas.  Examples include a mural of downtown Leslie, cherubs, chickens, fish, ducks, at any scale.  Much of his oil, acrylic, watercolor and drawing exhibitions have been in Ruidoso, NM, Memphis and Jackson, TN.  He has painted in a representational style, depicting the beauty of nature and respect for the people who carved a living from the countryside.  He calls his latest style of painting, which are abstracts lines and shapes with amazing color, fusion paintings. A few fine art commissions include a baptistry painting at White Water Church, and El Tres Amigos, wall murals, in Mtn. View and Heber Springs, Arkansas.   Raymond's artwork graces the covers of many of our CDs.

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fusion paintings by Raymond shown at the Fresh Air Gallery, Clinton, AR August, '06.

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