[SaveFerris]

In 1975, while working at a burger place, one of the girls gave me a Gary Wright 8-track for Christmas (employee exchange). I wasn't that much into him and exchanged it at the store for a Doobie Brothers Stampede 8-track.

Dreamweaver was OK - I'll post a couple of his videos that I liked

[SaveFerris]

Love Is Alive - Gary Wright {Stereo} 1976

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CN_-BFeRrrU

Gary Wright * Really Wanna Know You {Stereo} 1981

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vmIeUA6Kgc

[Olog-hai]

Judas Priest covered a song by Spooky Tooth (written by Wright) called Better By You, Better Than Me on their fourth album.

RIP to the Dream Weaver.

[fieldmarshaldj]

Thanks for the great music. RIP.

[chuck allen]

Dream Weaver - Live with Ringo Starr’s All Star Band.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HND5IrFbgq4

[W.Lee]

June 13, 1976 at RFK Stadium in D.C. I saw Pousette-Dart Band (?), Peter Frampton, Gary Wright, and Yes. I like my rock with more of an edge, but I knew Gary Wright from his work with Spooky Tooth (”You Broke My Heart, So I Busted Your Jaw”). Frampton was way past his days with Humble Pie and Steve Marriott, and Yes were in their “Roundabout” tour. All in all, a pretty laidback day. Peace man....

[DFG]

Lewy Body Dementia is what Robin Williams had.

[Red Badger]

Thanks for the memories Gary. Rest in Peaceful Dreams..........................

[foreverfree]

First Buffett, then the Dream Weaver... who’s next? RIP Jimmy and Gary. Thanks guys for getting me through HS.

[dfwgator]

"She's a babe...SCHWING!"

[subterfuge]

I saw Gary Wright’s band in 74 or 75. It was the third concert I ever went to after Neil Young and Crazy Horse, then Alvin Lee and Ten Years After in the old Orlando Sports Arena, which was basically a tin warehouse. Interestingly, Wright’s band had NO guitars. Only keyboards and drums. Sounded fantastic as I recall.

[CrimsonTidegirl]

I didn’t know until recently that Wright played the keyboards on Harry Nilsson’s rendition of “Without You”.

RIP.