Band, 1991-1993 US
Country and World
Matthews, Wright & King were a studio assembly masterminded by Columbia Nashville producer Larry Strickland. Strickland and the label rounded up vocalist/guitarist Raymond Matthews (who was already contracted with Columbia to do a solo album), bassist/vocalist Woody Wright, and guitarist/vocalist Tony King. The Power of Love appeared in December 1991. The title cut made the Top 50. Dream Seekers followed in 1993, but soon after the trio dissolved. Tony King joined Brooks & Dunn's backing band in 1995; Woody Wright founded an inspirational country/gospel trio with Michael Sykes and David Ponder; and Raymond Matthews embarked on a solo career.
![]() | Woody Wright voc |
![]() | Tony King voc *1957 |
![]() | Raymond Matthews |
Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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I Got A Love | Matthews, Wright & King | 1993 | Single |
Dream Seekers | Matthews, Wright & King | 1993 | Album |
One Of These Days | Matthews, Wright & King | 1993 | Single |
Mother's Eyes / When The River Runs High | Matthews, Wright & King | 1992 | Single |
Power Of Love | Matthews, Wright & King | 1992 | Album |
House Huntin' | Matthews, Wright & King | 1992 | Single |
The Power Of Love / Everytime She Says Yes | Matthews, Wright & King | 1992 | Single |