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Yank Barry
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Background information
Birth nameGerald Barry Falovitch
Born (1948-01-29) 29 January 1948 (age 76)
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
GenresRock and Roll
Pop
Occupation(s)Singer-songwriter, Musician, Philanthropist, Producer, Arranger
Instrument(s)Vocals, Guitar, Keyboard, Percussion
Years active1963–1990
LabelsColumbia Records, Capitol Records, Epic Records, Justin Time Records, Kol Israel Records, London Records, DynoVoice Records, McConnell Records, Chateau Records, Les Disque Trans-Canada, Derrek Mathews Records **, Largo Records, Melodia, GLA Music, MCA Records, Lava/Atlantic Records
Musical artist
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Yank Barry was born Gerald Barry Falovitch 29 January 1948 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The philanthropist along with his friend and partner Muhammad Ali have fed over 772,000,000 meals to the needy around the world over the last eighteen years.

Yank Barry has been recently nominated for the 2012 Nobel Peace Prize.


Discography

  • Falling in love, artist Yank Barry (Kol Israel Records) 1964
  • The sea rushes to the shore, artist The Footprints Columbia Records 1966
    The sea rushes to the shore, artist The Footprints
  • The Only Way, artist The Footprints Columbia Records 1966
    Columbia, The Footprints - The Only way
  • Children on Carousels, artist Dino Vale (Elysee Records) 1966
  • Never Say Die, artist The Footprints Capitol Records 1967
    Never Say Die, artist The Footprints
  • Mama Rand's, artist The Footprints Capitol Records 1967
    Capitol, The Footprints - Mama Rand's
  • Ticket for a mobile, artist The Footprints Capitol Records 1968
  • Quadraphonic-Classic Form, artist Ben Lanzarone DynoVoice Records – BASF) 1970
    Quadraphonic-Classic Forum, artist Ben Lanzarone
  • The Diary of Mr. Gray, artist Yank Barry (BASF – McConnell Records) 1971
    The Diary of Mr. Gray, artist Yank Barry
  • Naturally Proud, artist Nancy Agee (Chateau Records) 1974
  • Jamais Dire Non, artist Yankey (Les Disque Trans-Canada) 1975
  • After the Lovin', artist Engelbert Humperdinck Epic Records 1976
    Gold Record presented to Yank Barry
  • Christmas Time, artist Engelbert Humperdink Epic Records 1977
    Gold Record presented to Yank Barry
  • You are something special, artist Engelbert Humperdinck Epic Records 1978
  • Let My People Come, Cast Album, produced by Yank Barry (Derrek Mathews Records) 1979
  • Laissey Venir Le Monde, Cast Album, (Les Disque Trans-Canada) 1982
  • Aet Ci Cest Possible, artist Manon Robert (Les Disque Trans-Canada) 1985
  • This could be Classical, artist Yank Barry (Largo Records) 1986
  • Hypnotized, artist Hugh Ball Justin Time Records 1988
  • Is it in yet?, artist Bowzer and Blue Justin Time Records 1988
  • Never Believe it, artist Remix (Melodia) 1989
  • Nothing Left To Lose, artist Gary "U.S." Bonds, Ben E. King (GLA Music) 1996
    Nothing Left To Lose – back – artist Gary US Bonds
  • Introduction to The Diary of MR. Gray
    Introduction to The Diary of MR. Gray
  • McConnell Records, Yank Barry - Slipping Away
    McConnell Records Yank Barry - Slipping Away
  • McConnell Records, Yank Barry - Welcome Home Pow's
    McConnell Records Yank Barry - Welcome Home Pow's
  • McConnell Records, Yank Barry - Looking for Home
    Mc Connell Records, Yank Barry - Looking for Home
  • McConnell Records, Yank Barry - Welcome Town
    Mc Connell Records, Yank Barry - Welcome Town


Yank Barry has been a writer, composer, publisher, member of ASCAP since 1971, and a member of NARAS, CARAS, American Federation of Musicians and is featured in the Museum of Canadian Music.

Jingles

Music

He was a touring member The Kingsmen 1968 to 1970. Yank pioneered the first quadraphonic album along with Robert Lifton and Ben Lanzarone at Regent Sound Studios in New York in 1970. He then recorded the rock opera The Diary of Mr. Gray in 1971, which put him on the cover of many trade magazines, The Mike Douglas Show, The Merv Griffin Show, The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour and The Sally Jessy Raphaël Show. Yank was also commissioned by the White House, (Richard M. Nixon) to write and compose "Welcome Home P.O.W.s" in 1975. Yank produced the Broadway show Let my People Come at the Imperial Theater in 1979. Yank wrote, composed, arranged, produced, mixed or performed with the following artists:

Philanthropic, Humanitarian and Peace awards

As Founder of Global Village Champions Foundation Yank has been the recipient of more than 20 international humanitarian and peace awards.

News and media

Yank has two features on Entertainment Tonight, CNN, W-Five, CTV National News, Switchback, Musique Plus, ZNS News, ABC News and Access Hollywood just to name a few. Yank has been on the cover of Canadian Business, Barter News, Occasion D’affaires, two features in Millionaire magazine, and People magazine. Yank Barry's nomination for the 2012 Nobel Peace Prize was featured in an article published in the March 9, 2012 Sarasota Herald Tribune.

Yank has also been on the covers of Zoo World, Eye magazine and a major feature in Cashbox. These magazine covers featured Yank's earlier career in the music industry.

Notes and references

  1. "Global Village Champions Foundation". Global Village Market. 2011. Retrieved 13 August 2011.
  2. "Former Musician is Nobel Peace Prize Nominee". Sarasota Herald Tribune. 2012. Retrieved 9 March 2012.
  3. "Global Village Champions Foundation". Global Village Market. 2011. Retrieved 13 August 2011.
  4. "Former Musician is Nobel Peace Prize Nominee". Sarasota Herald Tribune. 2012. Retrieved 9 March 2012.

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