Carl Ray

Carl Ray has just the country music flair we’ve all come to love and appreciate in the tradition of great country music. This singer, song writer, likened to Vince Gill for his tenor appeal, has made a great impact on the country music scene with his incredible talent, handsome smile, dynamic personality and hypnotic voice. Ray has shared billing with Wade Hayes and Hank Thompson and Jr. Brown and performed with the Tulsa Philharmonic. Carl Ray has recorded with Honky Tonk crooner David Ball on “Text Book Case On What Not To Do” and The Queen Of Bluegrass Rhonda Vincent. He has been interviewed by the Associated Press, Billboard Magazine, US News and World Report, Legacy Magazine, Green Card Magazine from Paris, France, Richmond Times Dispatch, Denver Post, The Rolling Stones Magazine and more

“Carl Ray has a pure quality to his voice. He has made Johnny Nash’s “I Can See Clearly Now” fresh as the day it was written, but with his own special touch. A perfect tribute to Johnny’s biggest hit and now Carl Ray has made it a smash hit again!” - Ward Bond, host of LCW Music Edition

“'I Can See Clearly Now' is a message of hope. In the darkest times of our lives, there is always light that can overshadow and overwhelm that darkness. This song is that light and that is why it has stood the test of time. Our greatest days are ahead of us. Our attitudes truly determine our altitudes. Let’s spread this message of hope like our lives depend on it—because it does." - Carl Ray