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Peet Peterman
By Peet PetermanMusic
Peet Peterman episodes
- I'm on my way - Sandy Danny and The Strawbs cuverI'm on my way - Sandy Danny and The Strawbs cuver by Peet Peterman3 min
- Why don't you do right - Inez"Why Don't You Do Right?" (originally recorded as "Weed Smoker's Dream" in 1936) is an American blues and jazz-influenced pop song usually credited to Kansas Joe McCoy.3 min
- nothing else will do - Sandy Danny and The Strawbs cuverWith 19 year old Sandy on lead vocals. Recorded on a brief stopover during a short tour of Denmark in 1967, the resulting album remained unreleased until 1973 and was then released quickly on a budget label to cash in on the Strawb's unexpected success with their Bursting at the Seams album.3 min
- Stay a while With Me - Sandy Denny and the Strawbs cuverStay a while With Me - Sandy Denny and the Strawbs cuver by Peet Peterman3 min
- days of 49 - Charles Bensell ( Charley Rhoades )cuverThe Days of ’49 is a minstrel song about a gold miner from the California gold rush of 1849, written by Charles Bensell (aka Charley Rhoades).4 min
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- changes in latutudes - Jimmy Buffett coverChanges in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes is the seventh studio album by American popular music singer-songwriter Jimmy Buffett. It was initially released in January 19773 min
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About Peet Peterman
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born as Peter Blom 1950 in Zeist, Netherlands. started playing age 14, a lot of gigs age 20, play bass in some bands and 12 string on the streets til 2006 then started performing as a chimp in sl for…
some years. I was 13 when I've heard Bob Dylan on the radio. Good look,Nice tunes and wonderfull words, not to hard to play. great for a young boy like me. Making music with others is allways waiting so I've learned the things I needed and started my one man band. Most home and locations recordings on this site, mixed with great help by Pieter Jonker.