Let's Take it From the Top - Jansen, Peter

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Résumé :
Peter's first professional band was a 7-piece rock, rhythm & blues combo that drew rave reviews for its groundbreaking sound as they toured throughout the U.K. A singer-saxophonist by the name of Davey Jones (later to become David Bowie) fronted the group. Peter went on to tour with the N.A.T.O. forces in Europe, performing with stars such as Bob Hope, Allan Sherman, Dakota Staton, the Supremes and the Shirelles. He formed a number of groups over the years, from country bands featuring six-part vocal harmonies to folk duos, jazz ensembles, and more. His many credits include a stint writing and performing jingles for the 'pirate' Radio Caroline, transmitted from a ship anchored off the U.K. coast. He has recorded multiple sessions as a solo artist and as leader of various groups....

Biographie:
Peter's first professional band was a 7-piece rock, rhythm & blues combo that drew rave reviews for its groundbreaking sound as they toured throughout the U.K. A singer-saxophonist by the name of Davey Jones (later to become David Bowie) fronted the group. Peter went on to tour with the N.A.T.O. forces in Europe, performing with stars such as Bob Hope, Allan Sherman, Dakota Staton, the Supremes and the Shirelles. He formed a number of groups over the years, from country bands featuring six-part vocal harmonies to folk duos, jazz ensembles, and more. His many credits include a stint writing and performing jingles for the 'pirate' Radio Caroline, transmitted from a ship anchored off the U.K. coast. He has recorded multiple sessions as a solo artist and as leader of various groups....

Sommaire:
Peter's first professional band was a 7-piece rock, rhythm & blues combo that drew rave reviews for its groundbreaking sound as they toured throughout the U.K. A singer-saxophonist by the name of Davey Jones (later to become David Bowie) fronted the group. Peter went on to tour with the N.A.T.O. forces in Europe, performing with stars such as Bob Hope, Allan Sherman, Dakota Staton, the Supremes and the Shirelles. He formed a number of groups over the years, from country bands featuring six-part vocal harmonies to folk duos, jazz ensembles, and more. His many credits include a stint writing and performing jingles for the 'pirate' Radio Caroline, transmitted from a ship anchored off the U.K. coast. He has recorded multiple sessions as a solo artist and as leader of various groups....