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Steve Gray (I) (1944–2008)
Steve Gray was born on April 18, 1944 in Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, England. He is known for his work on Wedding Crashers (2005), Last Night (2010) and Black Dynamite (2009). He died on September 20, 2008 in the UK.
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Music department (6 credits)
Music department (6 credits)
1972-1977
Number 96
(TV Series) (composer - 1,216 episodes)
- Episode #1.1218
(1977)
... (composer: theme music - uncredited)
- Episode #1.1217
(1977)
... (composer: theme music - uncredited)
- Episode #1.1216
(1977)
... (composer: theme music - uncredited)
- Episode #1.1215
(1977)
... (composer: theme music - uncredited)
- Episode #1.1213
(1977)
... (composer: theme music - uncredited)
1976
Seaside Special
(TV Series) (musical arrangements - 1 episode)
- The Ken Dodd Blackpool Centenary Show
(1976)
... (musical arrangements)
1974
The Sound of Petula
(TV Series) (special arrangements - 5 episodes)
- Petula Sings Christmas
(1974)
... (special arrangements)
- The Young at Heart
(1974)
... (special arrangements)
- The One Man Band
(1974)
... (special arrangements)
- Off to the Movies
(1974)
... (special arrangements)
- The Roaring Forties
(1974)
... (special arrangements)
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Composer (5 credits)
Composer (5 credits)
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Soundtrack (37 credits)
Soundtrack (37 credits)
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Self (2 credits)
Self (2 credits)