In the spring of 1969, Spooky Tooth could have been forgiven for thinking they had the world at their feet. Their second album, Spooky Two, had been canonised in the music press – and with just cause.

The New Jersey native also was a member of the British-based rock band Spooky Tooth. By Carly Thomas Associate Editor Gary Wright, the singer and keyboardist known for the 1970s synthesizer-driven ...

Singer-songwriter Gary Wright, known for “Dream Weaver” and for co-founding the band Spooky Tooth, has died. He was 80. The death of the child actor-turned-musician was confirmed to Variety by son ...