Eddy Lee - "Luck of an Angel" on EasyLiving Front Range Colorado

"LUCK OF AN ANGEL" - Eddy Lee. $15.00 www.eddylee.com. Recordings in Nashville featuring Nashville musicians, recorded and mastered at Don Richmond's "Howling Dog Recording", Alamosa, CO. Featuring instrumental and vocal accompaniment by Don Richmond and others. Graphic designer, Wiz Allred, Desert Moon, Taos, NM. "Do Bea's Dance, Tom Faulkner. "Love Grows Wild", Buddy and Julie Miller. "When There's No One Around", Tim O'Brien, Darrell Scott. "Eye of the Hurricane", David Wilcox. "That's My Plan", Steven Walters. "Bridge Across Forever", Eddy Lee, Mentor Williams. "April's Fool", Eddy Lee, Michael Hearne. "Walk Away Renee", Michael Brown, Bob Calilli, Tony Sansone. "Somewhere In Time", Eddy Lee, Mike Addington.. "Desperadoes Like Me", Tim Ryan, Scott Sherill. "Drivin' With The Brakes On", Del Amitri. Eddy Lee Bullington 11-25-1965 - 02-22-2006. Moving with his family to Red River, NM in 1979, grounded in music theory, a classical and rock and roll background, classical guitar and piano major, introduced to country western music of the area, evolving into an Americana sound. Well known musician, singer, songwriter throughout the tourist areas of Northwestern New Mexico and Southern Colorado and across various areas of the US through that tourist venue. Former member of popular bands "South by Southwest" and "Hired Hands", opening for acts and sharing stages with Michael Martin Murphy, Gary P. Nunn, Lyle Lovett, Vince Gill, Crosby Stills and Nash, Rusty Weir, Asleep at the Wheel and Lynn Anderson. A brief stint in Nashville garnered him a cut co-written with Buck Moore and Randy Travis "I Can Almost Hear Her Wings" on Travis' 1996 "Full circle" album. "Outlaw Love" cowritten by Eddy Lee and Mentor Williams (of the classic hit "Drift Away") recorded on Rusty Weir's album "Live at Gruene Hall". Eddy Lee's first solo CD "Horses on the Moon" released in 1996 and later re-released with the addition of one song.