marc.verbist.chez-alice.fr Lucky Peterson on guitar Marc Verbist on Bass guitar Chelsea on guitar Shanna on lead Vocals Julien on Drums Lucky Peterson’s Private concert in a parisain bar, The Select Opera, for the bar’s Boss anniversary ! Concert privé de Lucky Peterson dans un bar parisien, le Select Opera, pour l’anniversaire du patron du bar !
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NEW ALBUM from Dreyfus Jazz – LUCKY PETERSON – YOU CAN ALWAYS TURN AROUND with Larry Campbell, Gary Burke, Scott Petito and introducing Tamara Peterson Available September 23, 2010 Blues singer/keyboardist/guitarist’s first album in seven years features Larry Campbell, Scott Petito and Gary Burke, and songs by Robert Johnson, Blind Willie McTell, Tom Waits, Ray LaMontagne and Lucinda Williams WOODSTOCK, NY — Lucky Peterson was discovered by blues legend Willie Dixon when he was three years old, released his first record at five and soon after appeared on The Tonight Show. Trained by keyboardists Bill Doggett and Jimmy Smith, Peterson went on to play behind Little Milton, Bobby “Blue” Bland and Kenny Neal. On return from the “Young Blues Giants” tour of Europe, he signed first with Alligator, then Verve, Blue Thumb and Birdology/Dreyfus, where he recorded what Amazon.com called “his finest album,” Black Midnight Sun, in 2003. The New Yorker called him “a master of the guitar, organ and microphone.” “You Can Always Turn Around,” the new album’s title, are words took on special meaning for the 45-year-old Peterson. The album is an uplifting collection of songs that speak of struggles and salvation, using the gritty clarity of acoustic roots-blues (with modern touches) as its main musical vehicle. The album, scheduled for September 28, 2010 release on Dreyfus Records, was made in the Catskills with master Woodstock musicians Larry Campbell, guitar (Bob Dylan, Levon Helm …
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Impromptu live performance at the Rosendale Cafe 3.23.10 Filmed during the making of LUCKY PETERSON – YOU CAN ALWAYS TURN AROUND for DREYFUS JAZZ with Larry Campbell, Gary Burke, Scott Petito and introducing Tamara Peterson on “I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free” Project street date – September 23, 2010 Blues singer/keyboardist/guitarist’s first album in seven years features Larry Campbell, Scott Petito and Gary Burke, and songs by Robert Johnson, Blind Willie McTell, Tom Waits, Ray LaMontagne and Lucinda Williams WOODSTOCK, NY — Lucky Peterson was discovered by blues legend Willie Dixon when he was three years old, released his first record at five and soon after appeared on The Tonight Show. Trained by keyboardists Bill Doggett and Jimmy Smith, Peterson went on to play behind Little Milton, Bobby “Blue” Bland and Kenny Neal. On return from the “Young Blues Giants” tour of Europe, he signed first with Alligator, then Verve, Blue Thumb and Birdology/Dreyfus, where he recorded what Amazon.com called “his finest album,” Black Midnight Sun, in 2003. The New Yorker called him “a master of the guitar, organ and microphone.” “You Can Always Turn Around,” the album’s title, are words took on special meaning for the 45-year-old Peterson. The album is an uplifting collection of songs that speak of struggles and salvation, using the gritty clarity of acoustic roots-blues (with modern touches) as its main musical vehicle. The album, scheduled for September 28, 2010 release …
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