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Bob Wray is a studio musician and bass guitarist who moved to Muscle Shoals from Memphis after playing in Travis Wammack's touring band for several years. When the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section (better known as The Swampers) broke with Rick Hall in 1969, Wray took a job at FAME Studios, where he played on the Osmonds' number-one single "One Bad ...
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Bob Wray. Bob Wray, a bassist, was part of The Marshall Tucker Band during the 1980s. His contributions during this period supported the band’s musical explorations and live performances. Wray is also known for his extensive session work in Nashville, contributing to numerous recordings across various genres. James Stroud
15. Juli 2015 · Musician, Bassist. Tags. Hi Records, Stax Records, Memphis TN, Studio Musicians, Johnny Cash, BB King, Muscle Shoals, Multiple Interviews, Jerry Reed, Full Interview. Bob Wray remembers the day he was sitting in the Fame Studios in Muscle Shoals, Alabama when Clarence Carter outlined the next song he was ready to cut.
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Bob was to play guitar on the song, which was “Patches.” The song was the biggest in Mr. Carter’s career and Bob knew then and there that playing music in a recording studio was next to Heaven for him. His long career as a studio musician has included tracks with Hank Williams Jr., Bobby Womack, Amy Grant, Jerry Reed, BB King and Johnny ...
Episode 9: Bob Wray. On Episode Nine of Through These Doors: A FAME Studios Podcast, Rodney Hall welcomes the legendary bassist Bob Wray. Listen in as Hall and Wray discuss his decades-long career which has included session work with Johnny Cash, Clarence Carter, The Osmonds, Roy Orbison, Bobby Womack, George Jones, Willie Nelson, Etta James, ...
