Harley Bray
Harley Bray is an American bluegrass banjoist and singer born in Illinois. In the late 1950s, he co-founded Red Cravens and the Bray Brothers alongside his siblings Nate and Francis. The band served as the house band at early Bean Blossom festivals and recorded for Liberty Records under the name The Blue Grass Gentlemen. Following the group's mid-1960s disbandment, he relocated to Edmonds, Washington. He and his wife Shera spent the 1980s performing with the regional group Friends of Sally Johnson, collaborating closely with legendary West Coast fiddle player Vivian Williams.