Deep Breakfast

Deep Breakfast
Studio album by Ray Lynch
Released	1984
Recorded	1984
Genre	New Age, adult alternative
Length	40:20
Label	Ray Lynch Productions Windham Hill Records
Producer	Ray Lynch Productions
Ray Lynch chronology
The Sky of Mind (1983) Deep Breakfast (1984) No Blue Thing (1989)

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AllMusic	[1]

Deep Breakfast is Ray Lynch’s second album and was released in 1984. It is certified Platinum by the R.I.A.A.^[2]

Contents 1 Track listing 2 Personnel 2.1 Production 3 Sheet music 4 Media featuring tracks from the album 5 References 6 External links

Track listing

1. "Celestial Soda Pop" – 4:37       ^[3]
2. "The Oh of Pleasure" – 5:18       ^[4]
3. "Falling in the Garden" – 2:44       ^[5]
4. "Your Feeling Shoulders" – 7:28       ^[6]
5. "Rhythm in the Pews" – 4:09       ^[7]
6. "Kathleen's Song" – 4:05       ^[8]
7. "Pastorale" – 5:26       ^[9]
8. "Tiny Geometries" – 6:08       ^[10]

Personnel

All music composed, arranged, and produced by Ray Lynch except “The Oh of Pleasure” which was co-written by Lynch and Tom Canning.

• Ray Lynch – keyboards, piano, guitar
• Tom Canning – keyboards on "The Oh of Pleasure"
• Beverly Jacobs – flute
• John Strauss – viola

Production

• George Horn and Fantasy Studios (San Francisco) – mastering

Sheet music

Ray Lynch has produced a piano anthology, Ray Lynch Anthology, featuring selected pieces. The book presents each piece in standard notation for both hands, and also features a short interview. It includes six pieces from Deep Breakfast: "Celestial Soda Pop", "Falling in the Garden", "Your Feeling Shoulders", "Rhythm in the Pews", "Kathleen's Song" and "Pastorale".

Media featuring tracks from the album

• Several tracks from the album were commonly used during the late 1980s and early 1990s as atmospheric music in Wonders of Life in Epcot and Tomorrowland in the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World.
• Currently, the music is used for the Honey, I Shrunk the Kids: Movie Set Adventure.
• "The Oh of Pleasure" is used as the theme song for Dreamland, a radio program hosted by Whitley Strieber, and prior to him, Art Bell.
• "The Oh of Pleasure" can be heard in the video game "Grand Theft Auto IV" on the fictional radio station "The Journey". It can also be heard as background music while visiting one of the in-game internet cafes.
• "The Oh of Pleasure" is featured in the film Gentlemen Broncos. It can also be heard in one of the film's trailers.
• The Stone Mountain Laser Show in Atlanta, GA uses "Celestial Soda Pop" as one of the tracks in the show, set to animated shapes and colors.

References

External links

• Official Website
• Music Licensing Website
• Official MySpace website