Peter May Mp3

The Lord's Prayer is a 1971 Christian pop album by a group calling themselves The Sisters And Brothers. Released by the children's record label Peter Pan, the album features then-modern Christian-themed rock and pop songs but aimed towards the youth, so it features kid-friendly versions of "Spirit In The Sky", "Put Your Hand In The Hand", "My Sweet Lord", and "Let It Be". The actual people behind The Sisters And Brothers are unknown but it was produced by Herb Davidson & Charlotte Sanders, which may be the answer to who they were. This was the first and only album.

Released back in 1966, Winnetou and Old Firehand aka. Thunder at the Border put an end to the Karl May film adaptions by Horst Wendlandt’s Rialto Film company. Alfred Vohrer (Perrak…), a “genius” according to legendary director Quentin Tarantino, brought the film away from comfy German Western towards a more violent form of Spaghetti Western.

Singer/songwriter Peter Cincotti is jazz-influenced pianist and vocalist with a bent toward adult-alternative pop and '70s-influenced rock. Collection includes: 'Peter Cincotti' (2003); 'On The Moon' (2004); 'East Of Angel Town' (2007); 'Metropolis' (2012).

2008 four CD set from the British popsters fronted by Peter Noone. Into Something Good covers all the UK and American hits, all the album and E.P. tracks, the film soundtracks, the B-sides, and 10 previously unreleased performances. That's 121 tracks and over five hours of music! Also included are ten Peter Noone solo tracks including 'Oh You Pretty Things' featuring David Bowie and two previously unreleased Noone tracks. The release will be accompanied with sleeve notes written by Spencer Leigh and featuring an interview with Peter Noone himself. EMI 2008.

After the Beatles had conquered America in 1964, many other British groups found the transatlantic path to fame and fortune. The first song of this’ British invasion’ to top the American charts was Peter and Gordon's A World Without Love, composed by Paul McCartney. The duo was Peter Asher (brother of Jane Asher, the actress) and Gordon Waller. While American success would bring them fame and fortune overseas, their British profile remained relatively fertile, thanks in part to Asher’s sister dating a certain Mr. McCartney. Numerous radio sessions provide a valuable account of their growth as artists in their own right whose exploratory journey reveals a determination to stand on their own four feet! London Calling proudly presents the untold story of Peter and Gordon, live in session from 1965‐1969. Charting their rise to fame, career highs and solo ventures. Professionally re‐mastered original broadcasts with background liners and rare archival memorabilia.