Title: For "new age" instrumentals, this is one of the best I've heard...
Product review: The name "Deuter" was not familiar to me, and in general I am not much interested in "new age" music, although I confess to having owned several albums in the genre over the past few decades. But I saw this at an estate sale for 75 cents, and the notes on the back said recorded in Santa Fe, (although the songs include tracks inspired in Hawaii, France and Peru) so I bought it. I'm pleased. It is nice to hear while driving, or in the background of a Scrabble game. I think most of it is too lively to play while a person is trying to meditate (a practice I gave up in the late '70's) but as a modern version of the lounge music popularized by Martin Denny and Arthur Lyman back in the late '50's, this is a successful release.
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