| Deep BreakfastWinner of
  award for Artist of the Year      The album that went platinum, with 
              music you'll recognize from radio, television, film, and broadcast 
              around the world during the Olympics.       Happy, effervescent, and great at 
              relieving the stress after a long day, Deep Breakfast 
              is widely acclaimed as one of the most exciting works to come out 
              of the music world. Rich with romantic, melodic themes and playful 
              arrangements, Deep Breakfast 
              is a classic, and the first independently released certified Gold 
              album by the Recording Industry Association of America (R.I.A.A.). 
              This engaging and emotionally upbeat album was later certified Platinum 
              selling over 1.4 million albums without the benefit of live performances 
              or videos. Includes Celestial Soda Pop, The Oh of Pleasure, 
               Falling in the Garden, Your Feeling Shoulders, 
               Rhythm in the Pews, Kathleen's Song, 
               Pastorale, and Tiny Geometries. Listen 
              here     You may download the music and read reviews 
              from the links belowor visit Ray Lynch's Deep Breakfast 
              page for the CD
  
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   Celestial Soda Pop   from
 Deep Breakfast
  
              
                
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               Relaxation Music at its Best 
 
               
                | From a Fan      When Operation Desert Shield 
                    became Operation Desert Storm, Deep Breakfast 
                    became more important to me. Since this was probably the most 
                    stressful thing in my life since Vietnam, the nature of the 
                    music and the effect it had on me was something that I will 
                    never forget. I could come out of an extremely frightening 
                    situation, put the tape in, and in moments, be very calm. 
                    It had the same affect on all of my peers that were serving 
                    with me. . . .  Gary D. MitchellCW2, U.S. Army, Retired
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