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	Encyclopedia: Barry Gray
		Gray's first professional job was in London for B.Feldman and Co., where he gained valuable experience in scoring for theatre and variety orchestras.
		Barry Gray considers his favorite composers to be Bach, Mozart and Beethoven, the "three greats" he terms them, as well as the French impressionists, Debussy and Ravel.
		Barry attended the Space: 1999 Alliance Conventions in Atlanta, Georgia and Columbus Ohio, and was a main guest at the Fanderson 1982 convention in London, at which he played many of his famous themes.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Barry-Gray (1217 words)

	High School Sports - The Clarion-Ledger
		Gray, 41, led his alma mater to its first Overall title since 1983 and fifth Class AA state crown in the past seven seasons.
		Gray is a busy man. He teaches ninth-grade biology, is the athletic director and coached junior high football, junior high and high school girls basketball and golf at the Lincoln County school, which has 480 students K-12.
		Lindy Gray, Barry's high school sweetheart and wife since college, has been by his side as an assistant coach during his entire career.
	www.clarionledger.com /news/0403/27/r0327a2.html (516 words)

	Television Heaven
		Gray had agreed to return to active TV work via composing the music for a new Anderson created series, but sadly such was not to be.
		Gray's involvement in the project was brought to an untimely close by his sudden death on April 26, 1984.
		Although Barry Gray the man is no longer amongst us, he bequeathed to generations of TV viewers a creative legacy whose technical brilliance and inspiring creative sweep has become an enduring and integral part of our popular culture.
	www.televisionheaven.co.uk /ungray.htm (2870 words)

	TALKERS MAGAZINE ONLINE
		As the story goes, the technical and legal aspects of using live telephone conversations as part of a radio broadcast were problematic, to say the least, in post-war America.
		Gray’s enduring love for his craft kept him on WMCA for 39 years.
		If Gray’s contribution to talk radio can be summed up in a sentence it is this: He used his creativity and summoned up the courage to create a style of talk radio that not only proved to be successful then but continues to be utilized by nearly all of today’s talk radio hosts.
	www.talkers.com /greatest/8rgray.htm (256 words)

	SongBook \| Space 1999 Year 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		And Barry Gray's music, which had done more to define the show's setting and tone than anything else that could be seen or heard on screen, was swapped out for Derek Wadsworth's more rock/disco-driven scores in the second season.
		And Barry Gray's music reflects that almost too well; it's somber, almost tragic in places, and even in epilogue scenes that would seem to be trying to tack some kind of hopeful or light-hearted moment onto the show, the music is a reminder that these people are so screwed.
		Barry Gray seemed to know better than anyone what the dramatic thrust of Space: 1999 was, and this CD is the proof.
	www.thelogbook.com /disc/q1-05/s.htm (1098 words)

	TV Century 21 - the Gerry Anderson home page - Barry Gray: Music with strings (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Barry continued to work with Gerry Anderson on a television film, CROSSWORD TO CRIME (1959), after which came the series which allowed both Gerry Anderson and Barry Gray to find their own niche in their respective fields.
		Barry accepted and directed a 93-piece orchestra through a special arrangement of music from DOPPELGANGER and THUNDERBIRDS; the entire presentation was recorded and issued on record in England, Barry's portion of which is the only available recording of much of that music.
		Barry Gray's contribution to Gerry Anderson's series was notable and prototypical, his contribution to film music was equally respectful and worthy of note.
	www.tvcentury21.com /content/view/64/42 (2478 words)

	Barry Gray - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He was born in to a musical family and greatly encouraged to pursue a musical career from a very early age.
		This was followed by Torchy The Battery Boy and then the famed Four Feather Falls, a puppet Western.
		In addition to composing and conducting orchestral scores, he also became interested in the Ondes Martenot, an early electronic instrument that had been developed by Frenchman Maurice Martenot, and used it to produce unconventional musical sounds as well as electronic sound effects.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Barry_Gray (388 words)

	Captain Scarlet - Barry Gray (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Gray gives them a suitably heavenly fanfare, surrounded by fluttering harps.
		The selections here run the gamut, have doses of all the main themes, a few slices of action, plenty of Mysteron creeping around and a good dollop of lounge music, the latter being so cheesy that one wonders if it's part of the joke.
		Fans of the series shouldn't hesitate as this is not only a fine souvenir of Gray's music, but of the series, with very detailed notes on both music and show.
	www.soundtrack-express.com /osts/captainscarlet.htm (503 words)

	UFO: The Original Television Series Soundtrack (LP) - Barry Gray
		For the orchestral and hip-groovy score, Barry Gray made extensive use of the Ondes Martinot (an early electronic musical instrument with a keyboard and slide invented in 1928 by Maurice Martenot, and originally very similar in sound to the Theremin) and Hammond Organ.
		Gray scored specific musical cues for scenes and also generic working music that could be cut to scenes as and when needed.
		The music on this LP is taken from a variety of episodes and was produced from Gray's original multi-track master tapes.
	www.moviegrooves.com /shop/ufolp.htm (258 words)

	Barry Gray (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Born in Rossland in 1953, Barry’s life followed the pattern of work, travel, education, travel, marriage, kids, etc. until 1988 when he finally settled in Harrop.
		He has been involved with the Festival since its inception, and was the original storyteller at the public meeting which demonstrated the art.
		This is Barry’s third time as a storyteller with the Festival.
	www.kootenaystory.org /gray.htm (196 words)

	The Greatest Comics - Showcase #4 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		His death in the 1985 Crisis mini-series transformed him into a pure form of energy that travelled fast enough to go back through time, creating a cause-effect time loop.
		Barry Allen's death led to his sidekick, Kid Flash, taking on his name and costume.
		In retrospect, the character might have seemed like a winner, but this was still the 1950s, and launching the Flash in his own title was a risky proposition.
	www.geocities.com /mbrown123/showcase4.html (546 words)

	BBC - Easy & Soundtracks Review - Barry Gray, Thunderbirds, Original Soundtrack
		Gray had an uncanny facility for catchy, pulse-quickening tunes and this album is crammed with them.
		Gray was a talented jazzman with a keen understanding of musical nuance.
		Gray himself jams expertly in a scene in which the supermarionated Virgil bangs ineptly on the piano in the Tracy Island lounge.
	www.bbc.co.uk /music/easy/reviews/barrygray_thunderbirds.shtml (621 words)

	Barry Gray Music Sampler
		Barry Gray is best known for creating the music for most of Gerry and Sylvia Anderson's television series in the 1960's and 70's -- notably FIREBALL XL5, THUNDERBIRDS, UFO, and SPACE:1999.
		Fireball XL5 "Zero-G" -- originally released as a single in 1964 by "Barry Gray and his Spacemakers", this fast-paced piece is introduced by Steve Zodiac, Venus, and Robert the Robot.
		For more Barry Gray information, please visit the TV Century 21 page, which has a biography, interview, discography, studio recording log, and information about the session musicians.
	www.ufoseries.com /barry (1870 words)

	Client Feedback
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		Sure enough the next day I get an email from Barry saying that he had found a pre-owned chronoswiss gold opus for me, with the $1700 folding buckle, and that the watch was in perfect condition with all boxes and papers.
		But you and Barry were able to ease my anxieties by e-mailing me a picture of the watch, and describing the watch in detail to me so that I knew I was getting what I was looking for.
	www.bgrayjewelers.com /clientfeedback.htm (5761 words)

	SOUNDTHESIRENS.COM - Review :: Barry Gray - Thunderbird 6 [Soundtrack]
		The 70-piece orchestra set illustrates what it is to be a plastic fantastic action hero back in the days of disco.
		The quality of Barry Gray’s music for Thunderbirds is so undeniably 60’s/70’s.
		Gray felt that music should be something like a step parent- a bit gratuitous but an undeniable and valuable support.
	www.soundthesirens.com /reviews/barrygray-thunderbird6.php (397 words)

	Thunderbirds - Barry Gray (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		While John Williams and Jerry Goldsmith were underwhelming for Allen, Barry Gray was the composer of choice for producer Gerry Anderson and Thunderbirds is no doubt their most popular creation.
		From the photo, Gray looks like an unassuming chap, the Alf Clausen (of Simpsons music fame) of his day, but the music he created could probably be recognised by almost anyone.
		Just as a side note, Barry Gray used to play the piano in a hotel that I can see from my bathroom window, just up the hill from where I live.
	www.soundtrack-express.com /osts/thunderbirds.htm (671 words)

	Sound Space: Science Fiction Audio Reviews
		As a result, the boisterous tunes collaborating composer Barry Gray had penned for past programs were, for the most part, too cheerful for this darker tale, necessitating a fresh but still familiar instrumental approach that's splendidly showcased on this collection.
		Gray masterfully accomplishes this feat, formulating works that are at once effervescent and emotional.
		Although at times exaggerated, the music of Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons remains among Gray's most developed and delightful "Supermarionation" scores, blending a mature melodic approach with undeniably infectious enthusiasm.
	www.scifi.com /sfw/issue359/sound.html (520 words)

	Screen Archives
		For the series' incidental music, between 32 and 38 instruments were utilised at any one session, all conducted by Barry Gray.
		The series starred Martin Landau and Barbara Bain, who were the closest thing to a power-couple among television actors in those days (from their work together on Mission: Impossible) and Barry Morse, an excellent Canadian actor.
		Moreover, the producers started with what, in those days, was an admirable and challenging goal - to create a television series that tried to follow in the footsteps of 2001: A Space Odyssey (then less than a decade old), mixing lunar settings, interstellar adventure, and a profound sense of cosmic wonder.
	www.screenarchives.com /title_detail.cfm?ID=4073 (461 words)

	Barry Gray - Music from the Movies
		Barry Gray started his musical career writing arrangements for a London publisher and Radio Normandy before the war.
		After six years service with the Royal Air Force, he became an arranger, composer and conductor on radio working with artists such as Hoagy Carmichael and Eartha Kitt and with Dame Vera Lynn for more than ten years.
		Barry Gray’s emotive music and now famous theme contributed considerably to the international success of Thunderbirds and he continued to work on the next generation of Anderson productions including Space 1999, UFO and Journey To The Far Side Of The Sun.
	www.musicfromthemovies.com /composer.asp?ID=89 (245 words)

	BBC - Easy & Soundtracks Review - Barry Gray, Captain Scarlet, Original Soundtrack
		Gray's incidental music reflected this (and would continue to so on the even darker, live action U.F.O); dissonant vibraphone chords shimmer under hovering, tremulous strings contrasted with urgent, militaristic drums and pulsing brass -driving the action ever on to its climax (and, no doubt, a big explosion).
		This CD collects all the scores Gray made for the series, along with the superb theme tune, a few stings and an ice cream commercial.
		The sleeve notes offer a wealth of information (down to the lengths of the recording sessions) and their author (and album co-producer), Ralph Titterton, is admirably obsessive in his approach.
	www.bbc.co.uk /music/easy/reviews/barrygray_captainscarlet.shtml (527 words)

	Thunderbirds by Barry Gray
		nlike 'No Strings Attached', this is a selection of Barry Gray's music from the 'Thunderbirds' TV series.
		The 16 page booklet details the restoration of these tracks from their original source and from the looks of things, there is likely to be more to come covering the other series.
		As much of the material is restored from tapes that the late composer Barry Gray had locked away in a garage, seeing the restoration and transfer to modern recording methods and the quality of the music is one of the reasons Gray's work has so much regard amongst his fans.
	www.computercrowsnest.com /articles/books/2003/nz6204.php (196 words)

	David Barry Gray @ Filmbug
		Gray stars as the young Richard Nixon in Oliver Stone's film Nixon and can be seen in the feature film Dead Presidents.
		After graduating New York City's High School of Performing Arts, Gray turned down a college scholarship to continue his theatrical studies at the Stella Adler Conservatory and with Uta Hagen.
		Tell us what you think of David Barry Gray in the Filmbug forum...
	www.filmbug.com /db/288009 (166 words)

	Gray: Thunderbirds
		Gerry Anderson's various tv series are rightly considered classics by several generations who grew up with them; Thunderbirds is probably the most classic of all.
		As was common at the time, each new show didn't necessarily have a new score, but Gray recycled many piece from one show to the next, sometimes adding something new.
		Sound quality is excellent (even though most of the tracks are mono) and the liner notes are informative and a good read.
	www.moviewave.net /titles/thunderbirds.html (332 words)

	Thunderbirds - Music from the Movies
		Again Barry Gray's music, particularly the 'Thunderbirds' theme / march played an enormous part in this success story and theme that has even been adopted by military bands (for example being played by the Marines band as the Falkland's taskforce set sail).
		However, Barry Gray's music for 'Thunderbirds' is far more than the theme, with purpose written masterpieces for nine of the episodes and a "cut and paste" technique used on the others supplemented by additional cues.
		The music was frequently used to emphasise the screen action, adding touches of glamour, excitement and often humour as well as to set the scene for exotic locations with references to ethnic styles.
	www.musicfromthemovies.com /review.asp?ID=1803 (1220 words)

	Barry Gray Pics - Barry Gray News - Barry Gray Information
		Jimmy Gibson and his older brother Bill are flying to America by plane with Mitch the monkey when their plane crashes.
		The Air Sea Rescue team can find no trace of their life raft through the dense fog, but at Black Rock Laboratory, the newly-completed Supercar is ready to be put to the test and Mike Mercury flies out to rescue the trio.
		Tell the world what you think of Barry Gray.
	www.tv.com /barry-gray/person/135000/summary.html (103 words)

	21dbgray (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Links about David Barry Gray, including IMDB listing
		Officer Dean Garrett didn't last very long, only three episodes, all of which were filmed during Season 4 (the last two were held back and broadcast in Season 5, so he is usually credited only with Season 5 appearances).
		David Barry Gray has appeared in minor roles in several movies and television shows, including "Mr.
	cglass.vinu.edu /21js/21dbgray.html (348 words)

	Amazon.com: Thunderbirds [SOUNDTRACK]: Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The genre arguably reached its zenith with the 1965 debut of Thunderbirds, the spectacular saga of the Tracy family their air-sea-land-space spanning organization, International Rescue.
		This CD honors all the people involved with the series and it is a just and fitting tribute to Barry Gray.
		The composer of the Thunderbirds theme Barry Gray was an adept musician and creative force, as exemplified here.
	amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00008BXI9?v=glance (1198 words)

	Music
		not by Gray- written and performed by Jim Sullivan.
		Vana's theme is an unused Barry Gray track intended to be the Moonbase Alpha theme
		Barry Gray year 1 music is mixed with Wadsworth year 2 incidental music
	www.space1999.net /~catacombs/main/pguide/up05.html (1034 words)

	Barry Gray (I) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Although many reference sources inexplicably give Barry Gray's year of...
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