Jay Graydon is a revered figure in the music world, renowned for his dexterity as a guitarist, producer, and songwriter. Spanning a career that has embraced multiple genres, Jay has etched his name into the annals of music history with contributions that have resonated across the industry. Born on October 8, 1949, in Burbank, California, Graydon's musical journey is notable for his significant input into the soft rock and jazz fusion movements of the 70s and 80s.

Noted for his sharp production skills and melodic guitar solos, Graydon has worked with a plethora of celebrated artists, producing and playing alongside names like Steely Dan, George Benson, and Al Jarreau. One of his most outstanding contributions includes co-writing the classic hit "After the Love Has Gone" for Earth, Wind & Fire, and "Turn Your Love Around" for George Benson—both of which earned him Grammy awards. Jay Graydon's solo project "Airplay for the Planet" showcases his affinity for smooth jazz and pop rock, and it's been celebrated to such an extent that it warranted a remastered release. His other works, such as "Past To Present - The 70s" and "Bebop," highlight his incredible versatility, covering everything from his early session days to his exploration into the world of jazz. Graydon's musicianship and savvy production work have firmly established him as a multi-faceted legend in the industry.

Genres

Deep Soft Rock

Yacht Rock

Latest Release

Airplay for the Planet (Remastered)

Jay Graydon

Album - 11 Tracks - Released August 3, 2017