Paul Michael Barry, born in March 1962 in Edinburgh, Scotland, is a British
songwriter and musician whose career began with the band Questions signing to
Bruce Findlay’s Zoom Records in 1978 and later to Paul Weller’s Respond Records
in 1981. Tracie Young's “The House That Jack Built” was cowritten by him and
reached number 9 on the UK charts in 1983. In the 1990s, Barry became a member
of the Eurodance‑reggae fusion group Dreamhouse, gaining attention for their
covers of “Stay” and “Sha La La”, before refocusing on songwriting for artists.
He co‑wrote several tracks for Cher’s m...