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I saw Peter Asher last night in Chicago - he played with his band and did almost a 3 hour show, a lot of back stories and songs mixed in - fascinating stories of his life in the music industry -nice guy too
wonderful to hear the songs that made us the boomer generation. I never realized that the 60's was truly a decade of incredible change. Look at what happened that decade. Invasions, assasinations and men on the moon. Woodstock, Kent State, and real muscle cars. A war in a country we never heard of for a cause still unclear. Many of us went just to come home to an angry nation that hated us. Many of us grew up in the 60's and some never had the chance to.
I love these guys! What beautiful voices! It brings back memories of the sixties, when life was better and music was great.
gthom10199
The background, and in many cases, foreground of our growing up...great stuff
dlowther
Just saw Peter Asher in SF and he was amazing! Two + hours of music and stories from the begining of the British Invasion. If you get the chance to see him, don't miss it. One of the best musical evenings I've have ever had the opportunity of enjoying.
I love the beautiful voices of Peter and Gordon. Loved them in the 60's and even more now. Love their version of "True Love Ways" written by Buddy Holly.
rwood84
"500 miles" has a haunting quality that places it among the best of its genre. I always think of the "Grapes of Wrath" whenever I hear it - regardles of the artist.
One of the saddest songs ever written; it used to be one of my "themes" back when I was a tortured poet. I have to admit, though, that I like PPM's rendition better; the three-part harmony with Mary Travers gives it a richness that a two-part male harmony can't.
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