Pete York
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Biography
Pete York, born Peter York on August 15, 1942, in Middlesbrough, Yorkshire, is an English rock drummer. He began his career playing with local jazz bands before joining the Spencer Davis Group. The group's hits "Keep On Running" (1965) and "Gimme Some Lovinâ" (1966) marked their breakthrough. In 1969, York left the group to form Hardin & York with Eddie Hardin. He then founded Pete York's Percussion Band in 1972, collaborating with notable musicians like Ian Paice and Keith Moon. Throughout his career, York has released numerous albums including Doldinger Jubilee Concert (1974) and Olympic Rock & Blues Circus (1981). In 1984, he moved to Germany and continued his prolific output with various bands and collaborations, including Daddy and the Steamers with his daugther Stephanie.
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- One For My Baby featuring Pete York
- All Of Me featuring Pete York
- Heart Attack No. 1 featuring Pete York
- Stormy Monday Blues featuring Pete York
- Sweet Georgia Brown featuring Pete York
- Isn't She Lovely featuring Pete York
- Body & Soul featuring Pete York
- I Feel Good featuring Pete York
- Tight Tight Tight featuring Pete York
- My Baby Left Me featuring Pete York
- As Time Goes By featuring Pete York
- Freedom Jazz Dance
- Catcote Rag
- San Francisco Bay Blues
- Take the "A" Train
- Prelude to a Kiss
- Into the Furnace
- The Hawk Talks
- Season of the Witch
- All About My Girl
- Jumpin' At The Woodside featuring Pete York
- No One
- All The Things You Are featuring Pete York
- Going Down Slow
