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Paul Matthew Peterson has recorded and released 6 CDs of professionally produced and mastered material totaling 63 songs, including 55 original titles/lyrics. All of PMP's CDs have been recorded, mixed, and mastered at Cunningham Audio Production, http://members.aol.com/cunaudio/ His somewhat jazzy sixth CD release is titled "Uncovering The Classics" It features some creative (re)arrangements of very familiar tunes. Paul released 4 CDs in 2005, and after releasing Blues, Rock, Country, and now an acoustic Jazz CD, Night Ridder scribe Michael Deeds wrote that Peterson "may be Boise's most prolific vocalist."
DISCOGRAPHY:
Dec. 2001 StratO'Loungers / "Breakin' Down the Blues " (blues)
Feb. 2002 Paul Peterson Band / "Keep You Up All Night" (blues)
Feb. 2005 ChopShop / "Go Scratch This" (Rock)
Feb. 2005 StratO'Loungers / "Built to Last" (blues)
July 2005 StratO'Loungers / "Hung Like Einstien, Smart as a Horse" (comedy country)
Dec. 2005 StratO'Loungers / "Uncovering the Classics" (Jazz & blues covers)
Currently living near Santa Cruz, California. Contact through email link.
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28 talented session musicians have recorded with Paul over the past 5 years as the StratO'Loungers. You can Find a review of their latest Blues CD at: http://www.idahostatesman.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050524/ENT03/50524033/1139/ENT and also at:http://www.boiseweekly.com/gyrobase/Content?oid=oid%3A2274
Hear and download free three CHOPSHOP songs
( the "Brand-New Classic Rock" Project ) at: http://mp3idaho.idahostatesman.com/bandDetails.php?BandID=61
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Paul Matthew Peterson Lists the following Influences
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Webb Wilder, Eric Clapton, The British Invasion of the 60's, The Chicago Blues Masters of the 50's, anything but Disco from the 70's FM dial, Elvis Costello, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, The Vinyl Kings, Squeeze, Nat King Cole, Kip Attaway, Pete Fountain, Glenn Miller, Delametrie, Lyle Lovett, Buck Owens, The Funk Brothers, Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Crosby, Stills and Nash, Alan Parsons, Arlo Guthrie, Tom Jones...(well, the boots, anyway)
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