Gary Walker (musician)

Gary Walker (born Gary Leeds, 3 September 1942, in Glendale, California) was the drummer, and vocalist with both The Standells and The Walker Brothers. In the late 1960s he started a solo carrer. In 1967 he founded gary walker and The Rain, wich consisted of Joey Molland gtr/vcl Charles "Paul" Crane (gtr/vcl) and John Lawson (bs).

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You Don’t Love Me (T Raye)/Get It Right (J Stewart - CBS 202036 - Feb 1966 (Produced by Scott Walker, John Stewart)
Twinkie Lee (J Bright)/She Makes Me Feel Better (J Stewart) - CBS 202081 – May 1966 (Produced by Scott Walker & John Stewart)
Hello, How Are You (Vanda/Young)/Fran (Gary Leeds) - United Artists UP 34742 – March 1975 (Produced by Allan Clarke from The Hollies)
Cutie Morning Moon (Scott Walker/Masaharu Honjo)/Gary’s Theme (Masaharu Honjo) – Philips FS 1041 - 1968 (Notes: Japan-only single recorded with The Carnabeats, produced by Scott Walker who also played bass guitar)

Spooky (Middlebrooks/Shapiro)/I Can’t Stand To Lose You (Gary Walker/Paul Crane) - Polydor 56237 / Japan: Philips SFL 1150 – Jan 1968 (Produced by Scott Walker)
Come In You’ll Get Pneumonia (Vanda/Young)/Francis (Leeds/Molland/Crane/Lawson) - Philips BF 1740 - 1969
The View (G Leeds/J Molland)/Thoughts Of An Old Man (G Leeds/Joey Molland) – Japan-only: Philips SFL 1174 - 1968

Magazine Woman (J Molland)/Take A Look (J Molland) – Japan-only: Philips SFL 1740 – 1968

"Album No. 1" – Japan-only: Philips SFX 7133 - 1968 Magazine Woman (J Molland); The Sun Shines (P Crane); Doctor Doctor (J Molland); I Can’t Stand To Lose You (G Leeds/P Crane); Market Tavern (J Molland); Spooky (Middlebrooks/Shapiro); Take A Look (J Molland); The View (G Leeds/J Molland); If You Don’t Come Back (Leiber/Stoller); Thoughts Of An Old Man (G Leeds/J Molland); Francis (Leeds/Molland/Crane/Lawson); I Promise To Love You (P Crane): Whatever Happened To Happy (Bonner/Gordon)