Kelly Gray (musician)
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Kelly Gray is an American record producer and musician. He was a guitarist in the progressive metal group Queensrÿche from 1998 to 2001, having replaced co-founder Chris DeGarmo. He produced the group's 1999 album, Q2K. Shortly after the release of 2001's Live Evolution, Gray departed the group.
Gray has produced records for a number of artists, including Dokken, Candlebox, and Bob Rivers.
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| Geoff Tate • Michael Wilton • Mike Stone • Eddie Jackson • Scott Rockenfield
Chris DeGarmo • Kelly Gray Albums: Queensrÿche (EP) • The Warning • Rage for Order • Operation: Mindcrime • Empire • Promised Land • Hear in the Now Frontier • Q2K • Tribe • Operation: Mindcrime II Live Albums: Operation: LIVEcrime • Live Evolution • The Art of Live Compilations: Greatest Hits • Classic Masters Singles: "Silent Lucidity" |
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