Word and Music - Dayton Rich
D Rich-Guitar ,Bass Guitar, Percussion
D Coutsouridis - Lead Guitar
B Caudle - Drums

Musicman

A Yankee who is infatuated with the waitress at the a south of the border restaurant. He is there every day but will she ever notice him.

Words, music, lead vocals, guitar one and bass guitar by Dayton Rich
Backing vocals, guitar two and mandolin by Lincoln Crockett

Oh Senorita

Powerful heartfelt lyrics with a strong melody and tasteful instrumentation.


All instruments and vocals by Dayton Rich. Recorded, Edited and Mastered at Castlewood Studios, Kensington, CT

I Should Have Told You

Please Forget I Said

A very open light jazz feel with lyrics that will put the listener in a dreamy, sleepy and relaxing space.
Caroline Louise Backing Vocals
Bryan Caudle Drums
Dayton Rich Guitar and Bass Guitar, Harmonica, Birds and Lead Vocals

Laura's House

Very up beat tune with a wonderful rhythmic dance feel.

Some May Go

Accounts the true story of the sinking of the SS Central America in 1857 with the loss of 400 souls and 30 tons of California Gold.

Ship Of Gold

This song is close to my heart. Someone very special to me was hurting and I stayed away when I shouldn't have. 
Remixed the song and Tim Hayes from Nashville added a beautiful violin track to bring the song alive.

Picture by Fabrice Villard

I Should Have Told You-Remix

My song is based on the my personal experience with a life threatening illness that I survived only because, He Was There to hold my hand and breath peace into my spirit.

You Were There

Clarinet, sax, bass, trombone, keys, guitar and drums, this tune will have you tapping your toes.

Dayton Rich

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