Jimmy Gray

James "Jimmy" Gray (1937-1999) was an American jazz disc jockey, publisher, record producer and label owner from Washington, D.C. most famous for starting Black Fire. From the mid-1960s to mid-1990s Gray was a jazz disc jockey on Washington, D.C. radio stations WGTB, WHUR and WPFW. He founded the jazz record label Black Fire in the mid-1970s, and produced records for the label until his death.