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Distant Lands
Rick Devin
A collection of instrumental rock melodies as varied as the distant lands that inspired them.
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Canyon Echoes | 2:58 | Play |
| 2 |
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Headin' Home | 3:23 | Play |
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Road To Patos Blues | 5:54 | Play |
| 4 |
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Old Spanish Trail | 3:06 | Play |
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Shanghai Breezes | 3:33 | Play |
| 6 |
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Rio Paradise | 2:04 | Play |
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Robber's Run | 2:35 | Play |
| 8 |
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Bariloche Delight | 2:32 | Play |
| 9 |
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Colorado Dreams | 3:44 | Play |
| 10 |
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One More From The Road | 1:42 | Play |
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Distant Lands - An Instrumental Journey - CD 2006
"A collection of Instrumental Rock melodies inspired by various places, from around the world, that I have have the pleasure of traveling to." RD.
Track Information:
01. Canyon Echoes (2:57)
ISRC-USRCD0601002 Composition, Instrumentation & Arrangement by: Rick Devin, Buffalo Peak Publ. (c)(p) 2005 ASCAP.
Inspired by: The ancient peoples & canyons of Southern Utah, USA.
02. Headin' Home (3:24)
ISRC-USRCD0601004 Composition, Instrumentation & Arrangement by: Rick Devin, Buffalo Peak Publ. (c)(p) 2006 ASCAP
Inspired by: The rolling hills and my family and friends of New England, USA.
03. Road To Patos Blues (5:52)
ISRC-USRCD0601008 Composition, Instrumentation & Arrangement by: Rick Devin, Buffalo Peak Publ. (c)(p) 2005 ASCAP
Inspired by: The ill-maintained road to Patos de Minas, through central Brazil.
04. Old Spanish Trail (3:06)
ISRC-USRCD0601005 Composition, Instrumentation & Arrangement by: Rick Devin, Buffalo Peak Publ. (c)(p) 2004 ASCAP
Inspired by: The historic wagon train trail across the southwestern USA.
05. Shanghai Breezes (3:32)
ISRC-USRCD0601010 Composition, Instrumentation & Arrangement by: Rick Devin, Buffalo Peak Publ. (c)(p) 2005 ASCAP
Inspired by: The contrasts of ancient and modern civilizations found in Shanghai, China.
06. Rio Paradise (2:03)
ISRC-USRCD0601007 Composition, Instrumentation & Arrangement by: Rick Devin, Buffalo Peak Publ. (c)(p) 2005 ASCAP
Inspired by: The people, music and beaches of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
07. Robber's Run (2:34)
ISRC-USRCD0601009 Composition, Instrumentation & Arrangement by: Rick Devin, Buffalo Peak Publ. (c)(p) 2005 ASCAP
Inspired by: A street thief, who interrupted my walk to the beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
08. Bariloche Delight (2:32)
ISRC-USRCD0601001 Composition, Instrumentation & Arrangement by: Rick Devin, Buffalo Peak Publ. (c)(p) 2006 ASCAP
Inspired by: The snow-covered peaks of the Andes Mountains of Argentina.
09. Colorado Dreams (3:45)
ISRC-USRCD0601003 Composition, Instrumentation & Arrangement by: Rick Devin, Buffalo Peak Publ. (c)(p) 2006 ASCAP
Inspired by: The beauty and majesty of the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, USA.
10. One More From The Road (1:43)
ISRC-USRCD0601006 Composition, Instrumentation & Arrangement by: Rick Devin, Buffalo Peak Publ. (c)(p) 2005 ASCAP
Inspired by: The endless time spent traveling to these distant lands.
Distant Lands - An Instrumental Journey
Performed by Rick Devin.
Produced by: Rick Devin
Released by: Red Cloud Records.
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MY LIFE
by Rick Devin
Picture a guy with a guitar slung over his back, skis in one hand and a saddle in the other, tromping through the mountains somewhere, singing a tune...... and you've drawn a picture of my life.
I humbly admit, that throughout my life, I have been blessed... Blessed to have had such good family, good friends, good women, good fortune and good music in my life. Playing musical instruments and singing always came naturally to me. It's what some people would say as, 'having a good ear'. All I know is that, for as long as I can remember, I have always enjoyed music... all kinds of music.
I grew up in the 60's playing folk and pop songs of that time period. Some of my early influences included Crosby, Still, Nash & Young; Eric Clapton; The Beatles; Bob Dylan; Simon & Garfunkel, etc. My first 'on stage' band performance was in May of 1972, singing 'House Of The Rising Sun' from The Animals. I really enjoyed that experience and I joined as many musical activities as I could find such as: theater clubs, choir and school band. I had started writing and composing music at the age of 9 and had started dabbling with 'recording equipment' at age 13. Believe me, it wasn't much in those days and I got 'zapped' a few times, as I learned the laws of electricity, while trying to build my own 'recording studio'.
In the late 1970's, I earned an Electronic Engineering Degree from Boston University's Franklin Institute, but my dreams were to take me on another path. So, armed with a God given talent to sing and play music and a genuine love of the mountains, I moved to the Canadian Rockies in 1980. After a year of skiing and playing music, I moved to the North Cascade's of Washington State. It was here that I started working in the horse industry. I worked at thoroughbred racetracks, breeding ranches and 'layover' ranches, learning the ways of the horse, knowledge that would prove useful throughout my cowboy years.
My first Album, 'My favorites', was recorded and engineered by Ray Imes of Rodji Music in Sedro Wooley, Washington in 1982. It featured 19 folk and country songs that I enjoyed. The album helped open the doors for my future in the music recording industry.
For over two decades, I lived in the Cascades, the Sierra Nevada's and the Colorado Rockies, fulfilling my dreams of skiing, riding horses and picking my guitar. I am honored to have shared stages with Glen Campbell, Tanya Tucker, Loretta Lynn, Joe Cocker, Pat and Debbie Boone, Minnie Pearl, Kris Kristofferson, Michael Martin Murphey, Bill Miller, Riders in the Sky, Sons of the San Joaquin, The Dixie Chicks, Jim Messina, Don Edwards, Karla Bonoff, Suzy Bogguss, and Peter Yarrow, to name a few. And, I am proud to have shared some of the most demanding horseback trails with the finest cowboys and cowgirls in the west.
During the 1990's, music was my full time career, often averaging over 300 shows a year. I recorded "Colorado Reflections" in 1998, selling the cassettes at my shows. Shortly thereafter, I was honored to have re-known soundman, Chuck Leary (Beach Boys, Paul Anka, Loving Spoonful) help engineer my "Colorado Cowboy" and "Row Of Doors" CDs and I saw my music spread to the far corners of the globe. I recorded Cowboy Classics in 2003, reflecting on my many years, as an outfitter and cowboy, riding the ranges of the west. In 2005, I released my "Rick Devin - Live From The Trail" DVD, directed by Emmy Award Winning Film Director, Michael J. Sullivan. It features live band performances and video clips from the Old Spanish Trail Wagon Train Ride. In 2006, I released my "Distant Lands" CD featuring 10 Original Instrumental Rock meleodies that were inspired by the many far and distant lands that I recently adventured to.
I have been blessed to have had so many different experiences to look back on and I often can't believe that this is 'my life'. I've ridden boxcar freight trains across the US; I've hitch hiked over 12,000 miles; I've been in numerous movies and commercials including Marlboro; I've been to all North American States and Provinces, most of Europe and South America and recently mainland China; I've climbed more mountains and onto more stages than I could possibly ever remember; and I've met some of the greatest people on this planet, who have profoundly touched me in one way or another.
I currently live in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, beneath the 9,000 foot peaks of their beach side mountains. I own a state of the art recording studio and I find myself endlessly writing and recording new songs that reflect my varied past. I have over 32 musical instruments in my collection and I play them all. I am an active member of The Folk Alliance, ASCAP, The Recording Academy (Grammys) and the Americana Music Association, to name a few. All in all though, I'm just a simple guy who likes the mountains and I am blessed to be able to share my life, through my music. I invite you to visit my photo gallery here and I thank you for your support to help make my dreams become a reality.
Your friend in music,
Rick