Howard Gray

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Howard Gray (born 15 July 1962) is an English musician, sound engineer, composer, re-mixer, and producer who has worked with Orchestral Manoeuvres, The Dark, Kirsty MacColl, The Pale Fountains, Ke, XTC, Penti, Cherubs, Terence Trent D'Arby, The Cure, Pledge Jean Gray, Puck Daddy, Tom Jones, P.P. He is a founding member of the Apollo 440 dance/rock band.

Early years

Howard James Gray was born in Sydney, Australia, just after his parents immigrated from their native Liverpool. When Gray was six months old, the family returned to Liverpool, and the city was instrumental in instilling the young Grays' musical passions. Alvin the Aardvark and the Fuzzy Ants, Trevor Gray, and childhood friends Jono 'Kumo' Podmore, Norman 'Noko' Fisher-Jones, and Gary Hancock were among Alvin's first bands' development at the age of 15.

Gray earned a job as a tape operator at Richard Branson's infamous Manor Studio, the residential facility on a country estate near Oxford, in 1980, during his last year at school. Gray worked with many designers, first as an assistant sound engineer and then as an engineer at The Manor, and then as an engineer at Branson's recently completed Townhouse Studios in London's Hammersmith. Steve Lillywhite was the producer he worked with the most often. Public Image Ltd, the Stranglers, Kirsty MacColl, the Armoury Exhibition, Japan, Rip Rig + Panic, and Van Morrison are among the many artists Gray worked with. He was Virgin's house engineer on Orchestral Manoeuvres on the Dark's album Architecture and Morality, as well as engineered producer Adrian Sherwood's groundbreaking Dub Syndicate album The Pounding System (Ambience in Dub).

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