Ray Shulman
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Ray Shulman (born Raymond Shulman, 8 December 1949, in Portsmouth, England) is the youngest of three brothers that were in the innovative British progressive rock band, Gentle Giant.
Shulman, during his recording days in the band, as a bass guitar player, rivalled Yes' Chris Squire in overall virtuosity.[citation needed] Yet, like Genesis' Mike Rutherford, Shulman was quite adept at other instruments as well. Similar to the role of the rhythmist in the Art-rock band Family, Shulman sometimes doubled on violin, recorder, acoustic and electric guitars.
Shulman was in Gentle Giant from the beginning in 1970 to the last tour in 1980. After Gentle Giant, he went on to become a successful record producer in the late 1980s and 1990s, working with The Sugarcubes, The Sundays and Ian McCulloch among others.
| Gentle Giant |
| Derek Shulman | Ray Shulman | Gary Green | Kerry Minnear | John Weathers |
| Phil Shulman | Martin Smith | Malcolm Mortimore |
| Discography |
| Main Albums: Gentle Giant | Acquiring the Taste | Three Friends | Octopus | In a Glass House | The Power and the Glory | Free Hand | Interview | Playing the Fool | The Missing Piece | Giant for a Day | Civilian |
| Other Releases: Under Construction | Scraping the Barrel | Giant on the Box | GG at the GG |
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