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Apr 15, 2022 · Acclaimed multi-instrumentalist and humanitarian Pete Sears loves getting into a psychedelic groove.. The London-born, Marin-based musician feels fortunate to have achieved that sought-after state of gravitational buoyancy innumerable times throughout his career—whether playing with Jimi Hendrix in the ‘60s, Jefferson Starship in the ‘70s, Jerry Garcia in the ‘80s, or the Lester ...
Charlie Musselwhite adds some way cool touches on harmonica—the production, by Pete Sears (who also plays piano and bass) is spare and tasty and really complements Nick’s voice perfectly—there’s a beautiful flow to the whole thing and I love it”. Elvin Bishop. Nick Gravenites "ROGUE BLUES" reviews in: BLUES NEWS—The Newsletter of ...
Sep 24, 2022 · Pete Sears was a member of Jefferson Starship for the entirety of the bands life. In this interview he talks about how he joined the new band Paul and Grace ...
Aug 2, 2022 · Sears’ career has been a long, steady, oftentimes exciting one, and he has no plans to stop now. At 74, he continues to tour, write songs and share stories from his musical life. “I kind of looked at Pete as an older brother almost because we weren’t that separated from age and we had really similar musical tastes,” former Jefferson ...
Mar 10, 2015 · Pete Sears, who also distinguished himself as an in-demand session keyboardist, was the perfect choice to succeed the legendary Jack Casady in Paul Kantner’s ever-changing Jefferson Starship collectives. Though Pete’s tone and approach to the instrument were in direct contrast from Jack – he is also an exemplary accompanist, soloist, and ...
Pete Sears — David Nelson Band. Pete Sears – Bass. Since 1963, when Pete Sears began his career as a professional musician, he has played keyboards or bass guitar with a large variety of artists on many records. His credits include the classic early Rod Stewart albums, Gasoline Alley, Every Picture Tells a Story, Never a Dull Moment, and ...
July 2010. It’s amazing, and sometimes shocking, the fact that a musician whose art is prominent, to say the least, on a string of classic records can remain virtually unknown to the wide audience. Such is the case of Pete Sears, a talented British keyboard player and bass guitarist who played with Rod Stewart, among others, on one side of ...
