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Johnny Harris
real name John Stanley Livingstone Harris
Scottish composer, conductor
United Kingdom · 1932-11-07 – 2020-03-21
Johnny Harris is credited on 2,647 releases across 440 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1959–2026 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.
2,647
Credits
440
Albums
8
Decades active
94
In collections
Biography
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British composer, arranger, producer, and musical director, born in Edinburgh (9 November 1932), died in Palm Springs Ca. (20 March 2020). Hired by Tony Hatch in 1965 as his conductor and co-arranger at Pye Records, worked extensively with Petula Clark, Tom Jones, Engelbert Humperdinck, Shirley Bassey and Lulu (conducting her winning Eurovision entry in 1969) in the UK before he was head-hunted by Paul Anka in the US to lead his orchestra (1972). He left Anka in 1977 and worked with Lynda Carter from 1978 until his death He also wrote many scores for advertising, the TV and film industry, and conducted for the Palm Springs Follies until they closed.
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Other artists with the same name exist (list not complete):
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For the American rockabilly singer born in 1932, please see Johnny Ray Harris.
Bio from Discogs
Credited work
2,647 releases · 440 albums · active 1959–2026
- Performance · 3,564
- Production · 1,028
- Other credits · 929
- Engineering · 6
Studios: Advision Studios · Fame Recording Studios · Muscle Shoals Sound Studios · Chappell Recording Studios
Discography
Records they worked on — most-collected first.

Nancy In London
1966

The Shirley Bassey Singles Album
1975

Never, Never, Never
1973

A Man Without Love
1968

Start Walkin' 1965-1976
2021

ButterFly
1974

The Tom Jones Fever Zone
1968

I Couldn't Live Without Your Love
1966

Françoise Hardy En Vogue Best Of 1962-1967
2024

His Greatest Hits
1974

The Richard Harris Love Album
1972

Something Else
1971

Wait A Minute
1988

Slides
1972

Movements
1970

Help Yourself
1968

A-tom-ic Jones
1966

Blue Break Beats Volume Three
1996

Thoughts Of Love
1976

Tom Jones Presents...
1971

Something
1970

I (Who Have Nothing)
1970

Les Grands Succès De Françoise Hardy - Greatest Hits
1970

Petula
1968
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