Neale’s Meditations for the Soul (Audiobook) and new album of acoustic guitar instrumentals, Many Roads, are now available for purchase.

Choose one of the options below each album that will quickly direct you to that site.

You may also purchase all of Neale’s previous albums or selected songs in the same way.  These are listed below as well. 

Meditations For The Soul

Audiobook

Pathways and Practices to Strengthen Your Soul for the Journey Ahead

Everyone longs for a soulful purpose that sets the heart ablaze. This book guides you through accessible meditations designed to help you experience the deep joy and fulfillment that comes when we live in the immediate and irrefutable now.

Introduction

Many Roads

Instrumental Album

Long in coming, my album of love without words is finally here, and I give you two free spins. Enjoy.

Under Big Sky

Weaving On The Loom

Genre: Progressive Folk

Progressive Folk uses the introspective, intricate music of post-Dylan folk as a starting point, and adds new layers of musical and lyrical complexity, often incorporating various ethnic influences.

Diamond or Stone

A departure from their debut work, “Pouring Light,” this music of fresh, upbeat originals incorporates the transformational poetry of Rainer Maria Rilke, William Blake, and Neale Lundgren. Eric Peterson also adds a rich texture of percussion instruments from around the world and Sheila Gamble offers pleasant background vocals.

Pouring Light

Original musical portraits of spiritual longing & transformation by the illuminated masters Hafiz, Rumi & Mirabai performed by Neale Lundgren with Cypress: Neale Lundgren(composer, vocals, acoustic guitar), Eric Peterson (South American udu & Egyptian tar), Sheila Gambill (Egyptian tar & vocals)

Breaking Open

Original songs inspired by the 12step recovery movement with transformational & universal-spiritual themes. Neale Lundgren (composer, vocals, acoustic guitar) and Sam Broussard (arranger & acoustic lead guitar accompaniment)

Time of the Harvest

Original compositions exploring Judaeo-Christian mysticism. Neale Lundgren (composer, vocals, acoustic guitar) with monks from St. John’s Abbey (Timothy Backous, OSB & Paul Richards, OSB)

Shane Martin

Re-leased by Sony Records in 2018, these digitally re-mastered singles were originally recorded in the studios of Columbia and Epic Records in the 1960’s. Many of them were recorded with a live orchestra.

Manchild 1

The album was recorded in Nashville under the auspices of Billy Sherill and is a strange but delightful mixture of progressive folk and American Roots rock, vocally similar in style to groups such as America or Loggins & Messina or instrumentally to “Shady Grove” era. Some nice tracks here from “High Tailin’ Blues” and the yodeling vocal of “Love Dance” to the fifty-ish “City Lights” and howling “Song For A Dead Man”.
(review by Prairie Prince Minsky)