Barry Reynolds, born on October 27, 1949 in Bolton, Lancashire, is a British guitarist, songwriter, and producer. He started his career with Pacific Drift, releasing their only album Feelin' Free in 1970. Barry Reynolds gained recognition for his collaboration with Marianne Faithfull, co-writing songs like "Broken English" and "Why D'Ya Do It?" which led to Faithfull's signing with Island Records in 1978 and the release of her album Broken English (1979). In 1982, he released his solo album I Scare Myself. He continued working with Faithfull on albums including Dangerous Acquaintances (1981) and A Child's Adventure (1983), as well as their reunion project Vagabond Ways in 1999.
