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Side A ------ Side B
Longissimus ------ Between
Iliocostalis ------ Most  lateral
Erector Spinae: Three parts laterally to medially ------ Iliocostalis, Longissimus, Spinalis
Serratus Posterior superior ------ directly deep to the rhomboid major
Serratus posterior inferior ------ Directly deep to the latissimus dorsi, inferior to erector spinae, and serratus anterior muscle
Deltoid ------ Most superficial layer, lateral to trapezus and infraspinatus.
Long head of triceps brachii ------ x
Teres Major ------ inferior to the teres minor
Teres minor ------ lateral to infraspinatus and medial to deltoid, superior to teres major
Supraspinatus ------ located on the shoulder just left of the levator scapulae, deep to the trapezius.
Subscapularis ------ Anterior to the supraspinatus. 
Infraspinatus ------ directly medial to deltoid muscle, and lateral to trapezius
Four parts of the rotator cuff: ------ Infraspinatus, subscapularis, suprasoinatus, teres minor
Serratus anterior ------ Just deep to the latissimus dorsi muscle, sits laterally from erector spinae, superior to the serratus posterior inferior muscle
Trapezius ------ You know which one that is, silly. Most superficial layer
Rhomboid Minor ------ Superficial layer in atlas, just deep to the trapezius, superior to the rhomboid major. 
Rhomboid Major ------ Superficial layer in atlas, just deep to trapezius, inferior to the Rhomboid minor
Levator Scapulae ------ Superficial layer, but just deep to the trapezius muscle, on scapula
Latissimus Dorsi ------ superficial layer, posterior torso, largest muscle
Spinalis ------ Most medial
Transversospinal Muscle group parts: ------ semispinalis thoracis, multifidus, rotatores
Splenius capitus ------ On neck, deep to the trapezius, and serratus superior posterior. lateral to the semispinalis capitis
splenius cervicis ------ inferior to the splenius capitus
Intertransversarii MM ------ inferior to the levatores costarum muscles and the rotatores thoracis. Deep to longissimus and thoracolombar fascia.
Interspinales MM ------ Deep to multifudes
Levatores costarum MM ------ directly deep to multifudes. Two types: Brevis and longus. Brevis is more superior
Semispinalis thoracis ------ deep to the latissimus dorsi and the erector spinae. Artificial to rotares and levatores costarum. 
Rotares muscle group ------ Longus, Breves (Longus is superior). Deepest layer. Deep to spinalis.

Side A ------ Side B
Longissimus ------ Between
Iliocostalis ------ Most  lateral
Erector Spinae: Three parts laterally to medially ------ Iliocostalis, Longissimus, Spinalis
Serratus Posterior superior ------ directly deep to the rhomboid major
Serratus posterior inferior ------ Directly deep to the latissimus dorsi, inferior to erector spinae, and serratus anterior muscle
Deltoid ------ Most superficial layer, lateral to trapezus and infraspinatus.
Long head of triceps brachii ------ x
Teres Major ------ inferior to the teres minor
Teres minor ------ lateral to infraspinatus and medial to deltoid, superior to teres major
Supraspinatus ------ located on the shoulder just left of the levator scapulae, deep to the trapezius.
Subscapularis ------ Anterior to the supraspinatus. 
Infraspinatus ------ directly medial to deltoid muscle, and lateral to trapezius
Four parts of the rotator cuff: ------ Infraspinatus, subscapularis, suprasoinatus, teres minor
Serratus anterior ------ Just deep to the latissimus dorsi muscle, sits laterally from erector spinae, superior to the serratus posterior inferior muscle
Trapezius ------ You know which one that is, silly. Most superficial layer
Rhomboid Minor ------ Superficial layer in atlas, just deep to the trapezius, superior to the rhomboid major. 
Rhomboid Major ------ Superficial layer in atlas, just deep to trapezius, inferior to the Rhomboid minor
Levator Scapulae ------ Superficial layer, but just deep to the trapezius muscle, on scapula
Latissimus Dorsi ------ superficial layer, posterior torso, largest muscle
Spinalis ------ Most medial
Transversospinal Muscle group parts: ------ semispinalis thoracis, multifidus, rotatores
Splenius capitus ------ On neck, deep to the trapezius, and serratus superior posterior. lateral to the semispinalis capitis
splenius cervicis ------ inferior to the splenius capitus
Intertransversarii MM ------ inferior to the levatores costarum muscles and the rotatores thoracis. Deep to longissimus and thoracolombar fascia.
Interspinales MM ------ Deep to multifudes
Levatores costarum MM ------ directly deep to multifudes. Two types: Brevis and longus. Brevis is more superior
Semispinalis thoracis ------ deep to the latissimus dorsi and the erector spinae. Artificial to rotares and levatores costarum. 
Rotares muscle group ------ Longus, Breves (Longus is superior). Deepest layer. Deep to spinalis.