Ned Gray has completed 11 programs as band leader and drummer for the Vegetarian Country cooking show. His outstanding musicianship gained him special honors in high school. Ned continued his music studies at the Nebraska Wesleyan University where he performed with the University orchestra. In 1972 Ned toured with the USO which included performances in Iceland, Nova Scotia, England and Greenland.

Ned has toured with the groups, "Heaven and Earth", "Blackhawk", "Bravo" and "Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen." His performances with the country western band "Bravo" took him to Korea, Japan, the Philippines, Guam, and Hawaii.

In 1993 Ned Gray released his successful CD "Looking for the Groundswell." In addition to playing the drums and singing, Ned also plays the guitar and harmonica.

Ned has recently been cruising the Caribbean drumming up a great time for all on board.  He toured on Carnival Cruiseships the Triumph: 2/00 thru 6/00 and the M/S Holiday  9/99 thru 10/99.

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Doug Adams and the group Light Rain are considered pioneers of what has come to be known as "World Beat" music. Their four albums feature Adams’ violin as it weaves sensuous melodies over the rhythms of doumbec (an Arabian drum) and finger cymbals.

Light Rain's first album was recorded in 1977 and became an underground hit. Sales of that album soon numbered in the tens of thousands with orders coming in from across the United States and around the world. Dream Dancer was discovered by the Joffrey Ballet who set a dance to some of its music. The dance, also named Light Rain, became known as the Joffrey’s signature work with audiences demanding to see (and hear) it year after year in some of the finest theaters in the world.
Dream Dancer helped set the stage far an avalanche of music labeled "New Age" and later "World Beat".