Gary Wright (born April 26, 1943), Cresskill, New Jersey, U.S.) is an American musician, probably best known for his song, "Dream Weaver". He was the piano player on Harry Nilsson's version of "Without You". He currently resides in Palos Verdes Estates, California with wife Rose. He has two adult sons, Dorian and Justin. The latter son is a member of the band "Intangible" ^[1].

[edit] Discography

Solo albums

• Extraction (1971)
• Footprint (1972)
• The Dream Weaver (1975)
• The Light Of Smiles (1977)
• Touch And Gone (1978)
• Headin' Home (1979)
• The Right Place (1981)
• Who I Am (1988)
• First Signs Of Life (1995)
• Best Of Gary Wright: The Dream Weaver (1998)
• Human Love (1999)
• Waiting To Catch The Light (2008)
• The Light Of A Million Suns (2008)

Singles

• Dream Weaver (1976) #2
• Love Is Alive (1976) #2
• Made To Love You (1976) #79
• Phantom Writer (1977) #43
• Touch And Gone (1978) #73
• Really Wanna Know You (1981) #16
• Heartbeat (1981) #107

[edit] References

1. ^ website for Intangible

[edit] External links

• Official website
• "Essentials" on Rhapsody
• Three Remastered Albums on Rhapsody
• "Don't Try To Own Me", a music video by Gary Wright
• 90s Dance Group "Third Party" doing "My Love Is Alive"
• The most covered song "Love Is Alive" on SingingFish.com
• "Two Faced Man" Gary Wright with his former backup group The Wonder Wheel featuring George Harrison on The Dick Cavett Show

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