The second single from Colorado singer-songwriter Mark Davenport's album "Joyful Sighs & Soulful Hymns," also features Grammy Award-winning guitarist David Snider and drummer Christian Teele. "The Sum Of All Delight," following the concept of the other songs on Davenport's new CD, which draw on renaissance hymns and sonnets, is based on an anonymous poem originally found in a manuscript of music by Tobias Hume (c. 1605). Recording Info: Vocals and keyboards recorded at Landmark Sound in Louisville, CO by Mark Davenport. Guitars and electric bass recorded at Snider Sound Studio, Paonia, CO by David Snider. Drums/ percussion recorded at Far and Away Studios, Boulder, CO by Geoff Gray. Produced and mixed by Mark Davenport/Landmark Sound, Louisville, CO. Mastered by David Glasser at Airshow Mastering in Boulder, CO. Cover art (an Italian renaissance fresco by Melozzo da Forli), photographed by Mark Davenport. LYRICS: The Sum Of All Delight ©2013 Words & Music by Mark Davenport (ASCAP) Words on a poem by unknown author (c. 1605) I’ll never change one note Long, long sung by rote And though love may repose In time she will disclose And when love doth come She is the perfect sum O’ love, they wrong you much When your fruit is such Some call thy bittersweet But there’s no better sweet And when love doth come She is the perfect sum Of all delight So I sing and so I write For I have no other choice Either pen or voice How I do adore Forever fall before You fuel the fire And you open up my heart O’ love, your charm is such Long, long for your touch And when love doth come She is the perfect sum Of all delight So I sing and so I write For I have no other choice Either pen or voice