Willow Wray has been a professional vocalist, writer and performer for over 25 years. She has performed with highly acclaimed musical productions and gained national notoriety for her numerous award winning performances as a lead singer with the trio Nicholas, Glover & Wray. From the late 60s she was performing in rock bands and coffee houses. In 1972 she joined the rock group Joy of Cooking performing backup and support vocals with Terry Garthwaite for six years and has been a supporting vocalist on albums for every major record label. In the late 70s she teamed up with Julie Nicholas and Sheilah Glover and created Nicholas, Glover & Wray. Willow's voice has been heard on hundreds of regional and national radio and television commercials for companies such as Hershey's, Levi, Pacific Bell, Hewlett Packard, Citicorp, MicroSoft and Blue Cross not only as an outstanding voice talent, but also for her ability to mimic many popular vocalists and motion picture personalities. Willow's family background is rich in theatrical and movie history. Her grandmother and namesake Willow Wray was known as the "Waltz Girl of Radio" in the 1930s while her great aunt Fay Wray achieved legendary status for her role as King Kong's fatal attraction. Her background includes stage, motion pictures, animation, industrial, radio and television performances.

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