Contemporary Instrumental, with beautiful melodies, catchy rhythms and a new age flare that will have you coming back for more and more.

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#		Title	Length	Sample
1		At the End of the Day	3:51
2		Sideways	1:57
3		Silver Lining	3:39
4		Once in a Lifetime	4:21
5		In My Fondest Dreams	2:53
6		Where Eagles Soar	5:02
7		Highlander	3:31
8		Anchor in the Storm	4:05
9		In the Wake of the Storm	4:55
10		Island Sunrise	5:02
11		Nocturne	3:48

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Description

Whether listening to Carolyns music after a long day or to accompany you as you are driving in your car, Carolyns beautiful melodies and catchy rhythms will have you coming back for more and more. The album features guest artist, Nancy Rumbel, contributing her Grammy Award winning talent on the oboe and English horn. Producer Paul Speer adds to the distinctive edge of the CD with his unique guitar style.

With a wide variety of styles, ranging from smooth jazz, to new age rock, pop to lightly classical in style, Carolyns music has the ability to touch the heart, and also to calm the spirit, uplift and edify.

Many of her listeners have put her on equal footing with Jim Brickman and David Lanz. You will come away singing the melodies of these great songs.

At the End of the Day was produced by Grammy Nominee Paul Speer, at Rainstorm Studios, in Bellevue, Washington. This album also features other world class musicians, including Richard Warner on flute/soprano sax, Douglas Barnett on bass, Steve Hill on drums and Matthew Burgess on percussion, along with Paul Speer on guitar and Nancy Rumbel on English horn and oboe.


Deseret Morning News, Salt Lake City, Utah, Friday, October 27, 2006, By Scott Iwasaki:
"Carolyn Southworth has recorded her first contemporary instrumental album, and it can stand alongside such new-age artists as David Lanz, Suzanne Ciani and Tingstad & Rumbel...[it] will appeal to fans of healing new-age music. But it also set the bar high for fans' expectations"