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Gary Malcolm Wright (April 26, 1943 – September 4, 2023) was an American musician and composer best known for his 1976 hit songs "Dream Weaver" and "Love Is Alive". Wright's breakthrough album, The Dream Weaver (1975), came after he had spent seven years in London as, alternately, a member of the British blues rock band Spooky ...
- Touch and Gone
- Get on The Right Road
- Can’T Find The Judge
- Really Want to Know You
- Fascinating Things
- Phantom Writer
- Water Sign
- Two Faced Man
- Love Is Alive
- Dream Weaver
We open our Top 10 Gary Wright songs list with a song from Gary Wright’s fifth solo album, Touch and Go.The album was considered a commercial failure for Gary Wright. The record garnished no hit singles. Even Gary Wright was disappointed in his work on the album. However, in hindsight, the record was much better than everyone thought. Only a year e...
The song “Get On The Right Road” was Gary Wright’s first solo single ever released. The song was issued on Gary Wright’s first solo album. The album entitled Extractionwas released in 1971. While the production of this song is drastically different from what he would release in the next five years, the soulfulness of Gary Wright’s vocals is present...
“Can’t Find the Judge” was released on Gary Wright’s successful album The Dream Weaver. This is as soulful as it gets. It reminds me of Ann Pebbles’ I Can’t Stand the Rain, “released a few years earlier in 1973.
The great Gary Wright song “Really Wanna Know You” was Gary Wright’s last top 20 hit. It was also his first top-20 hit since Love Is Alive. The song “Really Want To Know You” was released in 1981. It was the first of three singles released from the album The Right Place.
We return to his earlier years as we continue our Gary Wright songs list. The great song “Fascinating Things” was released on his second solo album entitled Footprints. The album was released in 1971. The album featured George Harrison, on guitar. The album also featured Gary Wright’s Spooky Tooth bandmate Mick Jones, who eventually formed the grea...
With the phenomenal success of “Dream Weaver” and “Love Is Alive,” Gary Wright faced the daunting task of recording a follow-up album to repeat that commercial success. The follow-up record, The Light of Smiles, was filled with great songs. Unfortunately for Gary Wright, none of them became big hits. “Phantom Writer” was the first single released f...
“Water Sign” was the opening track from The Light Of Smilesalbum. This is a fantastic song with a jaw-dropping chorus. It was always our favorite song from this very underrated album. It was shocking that “Water Sign” was never released as a single.
As we get close to the top of our top 10, Gary Wright Songs list was turned one final time to his 1971 album Footprints. “Two Face Man,” was the highlight of the record. It’s thrilling to listen to this great song and hear the guitar work of George Harrison on it. Incredibly, George Harrison joined Gary Wright and his band to perform the song on Th...
“Love Is Alive” was released as the first single from Gary Wright’s solo album The Dream Weaver in 1976. The song did not do well and faded quickly. However, after the album’s second single, “Dream Weaver,” became a monster hit, “Love Is Alive.” was re-released as a single and became the hit it should have been when it was first released.
If you were alive in the 1970s and listening to the radio in 1976, an hour would not go by without hearing Gary Wright’s “Dream Weaver.” The song was one of the biggest singles of the year. It reached the number 2 spot on the United States Billboard charts in 1976. The entire song, as well as most of the album, only featured keyboards and drums. No...
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21. Juni 2011 · 5.8M views 12 years ago. Opening track from Gary Wright's "Dream Weaver" album. Released: 1975 Warner Bros. Records ...more.
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Gary Wright (2011) Auftritt der britischen Band Spooky Tooth in Kiel, 1969. Gary Wright am Keyboard. Gary Malcolm Wright (* 26. April 1943 in Cresskill, New Jersey; † 4. September 2023 in Palos Verdes Estates, Los Angeles) war ein US-amerikanischer Komponist und Musiker .
8. Nov. 2014 · Provided to YouTube by Rhino/Warner RecordsDream Weaver · Gary WrightThe Dream Weaver℗ 1975 Warner Records Inc.Bass: Gary WrightWriter: Gary WrightAuto-gener...
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