Sun Ray Orchestra
A Benefit for Ray Paczkowski
May 16,2018
T-Rex Theater-Essex Cinemas
Essex, VT


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01. Intro
02. It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry
03. Fearless
04. Angel Race
05. Satellites Are Spinning
06. Love In Outer Space
07. Something In Between
08. Lovers Desire> I'll Wait For You
09. Celestial Road
10. Good
11. When I'm Gone> Sun Ray Jam
12. From The Love Side
13. Super Duper Love (Are You Diggin' on Me)
14. Congo Square
15. Soul Man
16. Soul Power
17. Isis
18. China Cat> I Know You Rider
19. Encore Crowd
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20. Axis: Bold As Love
Notes:
T02 minor distortion as levels were ran too hot. Corrects after this track.
Stop and started recorder after T02 to correct deck issue. No music was lost.

The Sun Ray Orchestra is:

Russ Lawton, Bob Wagner, Mihali Savoulidis, Robinson Morse, Michael Chorney, 
Dave Grippo / Aaron Hersey / Brian McCarthy / Steve Jones of the Grippo Funk Band, Pappy Biondo, Gabriel Jarrett, Miriam Bernardo, Ron Rost, Brett Hughes, Heloise Williams, Josh Weinstein, Seth Yacovone, Tyler Mast, Ryan Dempsey, Steve Hadeka, Peter Day, Zach Nugent, Greg Matses, Sean Preece, Clint Bierman, Brett Lanier, Brian Boyes, & Mike Gordon. 

To donate directly please visit Ray's Go Fund Me page:
https://www.gofundme.com/RayPaczkowskiRecoveryFund
Notes
Some background information:
On March 11th , following several weeks of recurring headaches and nausea, Ray went to the UVM Medical Center in Burlington VT where a scan revealed a significant mass near his brain stem. The following day he was transferred to Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston and underwent a 12 hour surgery on March 16th. The tumor was determined to be a type called ependymoma. Follow-on treatment to reduce any chance of recurrence will be four weeks of daily radiation therapy which will begin sometime in late April. The prognosis for his full recovery is good.

In addition to his musical performances, Ray also works as a carpenter to help pay the bills. It is unclear how soon Ray will be able to return to work in either of these fields; at the very least it will be several months. In addition to uncovered medical costs, he needs help with living expenses, travel costs for his radiation treatments and other costs associated with recovery and rehabilitation.