Peter Berwick's guest appearances

Peter Berwick

Motorhome & Caravan Show 13-18 October 2015

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Cult indoctrination, bachelorette parties; Von destroys a garage remote in the name of neighborliness. Get your tickets for Matt Woods  here! Music in this episode:  Michael Westbrook -- “Yesterday’s News” (Single) SH Sons Of Bill - “Before The Fall” (Well God Ma’am) Kimmi Bitter -- “Shine a Light” (West Side Twang) (SH) Six String Drag - “Small Town Punks” (Top Of The World) Andrew Bryant -- “I Am Not My Father’s Son” (Ain’t It Like the Cosmos) Curse Of Lono - “Blackout Fever” (As I Fell)  Jennah Bell “3’59 (New York)” (Anchors and Elephants) Will Courtney - “Too High Now” (Crazy Love) Peter Berwick -- “Anyway” (Island) (SH) Jamestown Revival - “Crazy World (Judgement Day)” (Single)   Rachel wrote a comic! Check it out here! Send us music via SubmitHub. Send us money via Ko-fi or Patreon. Contact Von via linktr.ee/vonreviews and say hi to Rachel on Twitter @adobeteardrops

Cult indoctrination, bachelorette parties; Von destroys a garage remote in the name of neighborliness. Get your tickets for Matt Woods <a href="https://www.eventbee.com/event?eid=156071725&amp;fbclid=IwAR0bNrs1Pi0fgWqAMz4v-bX13caM52YwtKqTHIYWHxICIstbShHv8zxbnMI#/tickets" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> here</a>! Music in this episode: <ol> <li>Michael Westbrook -- “Yesterday’s News” (Single) SH</li> <li>Sons Of Bill - “Before The Fall” (Well God Ma’am)</li> <li>Kimmi Bitter -- “Shine a Light” (West Side Twang) (SH)</li> <li>Six String Drag - “Small Town Punks” (Top Of The World)</li> <li>Andrew Bryant -- “I Am Not My Father’s Son” (Ain’t It Like the Cosmos)</li> <li>Curse Of Lono - “Blackout Fever” (As I Fell)</li> <li><a href="http://www.adobeandteardrops.com/2019/03/jennah-bell-anchors-elephants.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Jennah Bell “3’59 (New York)” (Anchors and Elephants)</a></li> <li>Will Courtney - “Too High Now” (Crazy Love)</li> <li>Peter Berwick -- “Anyway” (Island) (SH)</li> <li>Jamestown Revival - “Crazy World (Judgement Day)” (Single)</li> </ol> Rachel wrote a comic! Check it out <a href="https://www.artemathecomic.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>! Send us music via <a href="https://www.submithub.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">SubmitHub</a>. Send us money via <a href="http://www.ko-fi.com/adobeandteardrops" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ko-fi</a> or <a href="https://patreon.com/adobeandteardrops" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Patreon</a>. Contact Von via <a href="http://linktr.ee/vonreviews" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">linktr.ee/vonreviews</a> and say hi to Rachel on Twitter <a href="https://www.twitter.com/adobeteardrops" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@adobeteardrops</a>

Episode 53 - Michael Westbrook, Sons Of Bill, Kimmi Bitter, Six String Drag, Andrew Bryant, Curse Of Lono, Jennah Bell, Will Courtney, Peter Berwick, Jamestown Revival

Imagine a run-down bar somewhere along the road packed with truckers shooting pool, smoking and drinking beer. Someone is passed out in the men's room, a couple of guys are fighting out front while others are playing stud or dancing with the local girls. The sound from the jukebox is more than likely to sound something like Pete Berwick. Christer Davidsson, MUTINYZINE.COM "Ain't No Train Outta Nashville is the best damned album since "the Hard Way" and I'll stand on Steve Earle's coffee table in my biker boots and say that!"--Torchy Blaine, "Guitar Town" Radio WDVR-FM* * * Berwick appears to be the genuine article, an urban cowboy from another time or another place. His voice is weathered and rugged. His guitar playing is masterful, and his lyrics are soulful. It’s everything you’d expect to hear from the dusty looking outlaw in the sepia-toned picture on the cover of his disc. He is a man of many talents aside from being one hell of a musician. No matter how you drink your whiskey, you’ll love the soulful country-rock of Pete Berwick. If you can get into rockabilly or Johnny Cash (or good Elvis), then you will enjoy Berwick’s tunes. Check it out. (Peter Terebesi , Verbicide Magazine)* * * There is so much talent out there that isn’t getting out because the recording industry starts to milk them for money the second that they get any recognition. You can’t make it if you don’t pay. How ridiculous. Artists like Pete Berwick, Papa Satch, and Bill Kelly are where the future of music lies. --Bill Prevost, Riff Radio

Imagine a run-down bar somewhere along the road packed with truckers shooting pool, smoking and drinking beer. Someone is passed out in the men's room, a couple of guys are fighting out front while others are playing stud or dancing with the local girls. The sound from the jukebox is more than likely to sound something like Pete Berwick. Christer Davidsson, <a href="http://MUTINYZINE.COM" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">MUTINYZINE.COM</a> "Ain't No Train Outta Nashville is the best damned album since "the Hard Way" and I'll stand on Steve Earle's coffee table in my biker boots and say that!"--Torchy Blaine, "Guitar Town" Radio WDVR-FM * * * Berwick appears to be the genuine article, an urban cowboy from another time or another place. His voice is weathered and rugged. His guitar playing is masterful, and his lyrics are soulful. It’s everything you’d expect to hear from the dusty looking outlaw in the sepia-toned picture on the cover of his disc. He is a man of many talents aside from being one hell of a musician. No matter how you drink your whiskey, you’ll love the soulful country-rock of Pete Berwick. If you can get into rockabilly or Johnny Cash (or good Elvis), then you will enjoy Berwick’s tunes. Check it out. (Peter Terebesi , Verbicide Magazine) * * * There is so much talent out there that isn’t getting out because the recording industry starts to milk them for money the second that they get any recognition. You can’t make it if you don’t pay. How ridiculous. Artists like Pete Berwick, Papa Satch, and Bill Kelly are where the future of music lies. --Bill Prevost, Riff Radio

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