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Ray Bowles (born Raymond Paul Bowles; January 16, 1975 in Massachusetts, United States) is a singer, best known for his work with the progressive rock band, Tristan Park.
Ray started off his musical career with small local progressive and mainstream rock and metal bands, on lead vocals and rhythm guitar. He joined Tristan Park in 1993. The band already had a following and several studio albums with singer Chuck Dyac when Ray joined. In 1995, the band went on their first European tour with fellow prog rockers Grey Lady Down.