political activist Howie Klein, saying: "With Wayne's World and all that, the perception of the song's meaning got a little bit changed for a lot of people. It's a very spiritual song. 'Dream Weaver' is really a song whose lyrical content is about the consciousness of the Universe: God moving us through the night – delusion and suffering – into the Higher Realms." In August 2014, Wright announced the imminent publication of his autobiography, Dream Weaver: Music, Meditation, and My Friendship with George Harrison. Coinciding with the book's release, Wright's Warner Bros. albums were reissued for digital download. Discography Albums 1970 Extraction (1970) 1971 Footprint (1971) 1975 The Dream Weaver (1975) US #7 - US: 2× Platinum 1977 The Light of Smiles (1977) US #23 1977 Touch and Gone (1977) US #117 1979 Headin' Home (1979) US #147 1981 The Right Place (1981) US #79 1988 Who I Am (1988) 1995 First Signs of Life (1995) 1999 Human Love 2008 Waiting to Catch the Light 2010 Connected Collaborations 1972 That Was Only Yesterday (with Spooky Tooth) 1972 Ring of Changes (with Wonderwheel) 2004 Down This Road (Gary Wright & Leah Weiss) Soundtracks 1974 Benjamin – The Original Soundtrack of Willy Bogner's Motion Picture 1986 Fire and Ice (soundtrack) Compilations 1998 The Best of Gary Wright: The Dream Weaver 2003 The Essentials 2017 Greatest Hits Extended play The Light of a Million Suns (2008) Singles Notes References Sources External links www.TheDreamWeaver.com Gary Wright biography by Jason Ankeny, discography and album reviews, credits & releases at AllMusic Gary Wright discography, album releases & credits at Discogs Gary Wright albums to be listened on Spotify Gary Wright albums to be listened on YouTube Career retrospective interview from November 2015 with Pods & Sods at PodsOdCast.com 1943 births American expatriates in the United Kingdom American hard rock musicians American male singers American new-age musicians American rock keyboardists American soft rock musicians College of William & Mary alumni Living people New York University alumni People from Cresskill, New Jersey Progressive rock keyboardists Spooky Tooth members SUNY Downstate Medical Center alumni Tenafly High School alumni American world music musicians People from Palos Verdes Estates, California American organists American male organists American rock pianists American male pianists A&M Records artists Island Records artists Warner Records artists Devotees of Paramahansa Yogananda 20th-century American pianists 21st-century American keyboardists 21st-century organists 20th-century American keyboardists Ringo Starr & His All-Starr Band