• Writer: Gary Wright
• Producer: Gary Wright
• Recorded: Early 1975 at Sound Labs, Inc. in Los Angeles
• Released: Summer 1975
• Players:
  Gary Wright — vocals, keyboards
  David Foster — keyboards
  Bobby Lyle — keyboards
  Jim Keltner — drums
• Album: The Dream Weaver (Warner Bros., 1975)
• Also On: Dream Weaver: The Best Of Gary Wright (Rhino, 1999)
• Before launching a solo career, Gary Wright was a member of the band Spooky Tooth and had been in the Broadway play Fanny.
• At age seven, Wright appeared in the Captain Video TV series.
• The title track of his second solo album, “Dream Weaver” peaked at Number Two on the Billboard Hot 100.
• The Dream Weaver album cover boasted, “This is an album of keyboard music, with the exception of drums and vocals.”
• There’s also some guitar on the album, which was played on a few songs by Ronnie Montrose.
• Among the keyboardists contributing to Dream Weaver was David Foster, who went on to become one of pop’s most successful producers.
• The Dream Weaver album peaked at Number Seven on the Billboard 200 and sold more than two million copies.

FAST FORWARD:

• Though he never repeated Dream Weaver’s success, Wright has continued to record, though he doesn’t tour often.
• Among his projects has been composing an instrumental score for part of the 1983 film Staying Alive, which was the follow-up to Saturday Night Fever.
• His most recent release is the album Human Love, which came out in 1999 through his official thedreamweaver.com website.
• “Dream Weaver” was featured prominently in the film Wayne’s World.
• Wright reunited with some former bandmates for a couple of Spooky Tooth shows in June 2004.