Big Pete

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Act Like You Love Me (feat. Kim Wilson) 00:00 Tools
Don't Start Crying Now (feat. Alex Schultz) 00:00 Tools
Driftin' 00:00 Tools
I Was Fooled (feat. Shawn Pittman) 00:00 Tools
I Got My Eyes on You (feat. Al Blake & Alex Schultz) 00:00 Tools
Can't You See What You're Doin' to Me (feat. Alex Schultz) 00:00 Tools
Just to Be With You (feat. Kirk Fletcher) 00:00 Tools
Rockin' Daddy (feat. Kid Ramos) 00:00 Tools
I'm a Business Man (feat. Paul Oscher) 00:00 Tools
Hey Lawdy Mama (feat. Kirk Fletcher) 00:00 Tools
Just Your Fool (feat. Rusty Zinn) 00:00 Tools
I Got My Eyes On You 00:00 Tools
Left Me With a Broken Heart (feat. Johnny Dyer & Rob Rio) 00:00 Tools
Just To Be With You 00:00 Tools
Can't You See What You're Doin' To Me 00:00 Tools
Just Your Fool 00:00 Tools
Act Like You Love Me 00:00 Tools
Hey Lawdy Mama 00:00 Tools
I'm A Business Man 00:00 Tools
Left Me With A Broken Heart 00:00 Tools
Chromatic Crumbs (feat. John Marx & Alex Schultz) 00:00 Tools
Rockin' Daddy 00:00 Tools
Don't Start Crying Now 00:00 Tools
I Was Fooled 00:00 Tools
Big Pete 00:00 Tools
Bacaruda 00:00 Tools
Baracuda 00:00 Tools
Bakaruda 00:00 Tools
Chromatic Crumbs 00:00 Tools
Born To Die - Live 00:00 Tools
I Got My Eyes on You (feat. Al Blake Alex Schultz) 00:00 Tools
Mean - Live 00:00 Tools
6-45 - Live 00:00 Tools
I've Got My Eyes On You - Live 00:00 Tools
Come On In This House - Live 00:00 Tools
Ball And Chain - Live 00:00 Tools
This Time No Lies - Live 00:00 Tools
Just To Be With You - Live 00:00 Tools
Rockin' Daddy - Live 00:00 Tools
Only Time Will Tell - Live 00:00 Tools
My Backscratcher - Live 00:00 Tools
Get Lit (feat. Pardison Fontaine) 03:13 Tools
Chromatic Crumbs (feat. John Marx Alex Schultz) 00:00 Tools
Left Me With a Broken Heart (feat. Johnny Dyer Rob Rio) 00:00 Tools
I've Got My Eyes On You 00:00 Tools
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Dutch blues vocalist and harp master Pieter "Big Pete" van der Pluijm may not be a familiar name to American blues audiences, but he's already well-established in the Netherlands – his native home base in North-West Europe. At 23, Pete was handpicked for a European memorial tour to honor the music and memory of legendary harmonica player and vocalist Lester Butler (the Red Devils and Thirteen), backed by several of Lester's original bandmates. The project was met with great success and critical acclaim, so more tours and a CD by the Lester Butler Tribute Band soon followed, securing Pete's arrival on the scene as one of the premier next generation blues performers in the Benelux region. Since then, Big Pete has gone on to form and record many other successful projects including his debut release "Bathroom Acoustics" by The Strikes, a couple of CDs by the rockin' 50's Chicago blues outfit The Backbones, and most recently, the more progressive & forward-thinking group moct M.O.C.T. (Men Of Considerable Taste). Pete's growing reputation has also led to tours and performances backing many internationally acclaimed blues artists including Alex Schultz, Mitch Kashmar, Monster Mike Welch, Hook Herrera, Matt Schofield, and Ian Siegal. Pete's informal introduction to the U.S. market materialized in March 2010 with his appearance on The Mannish Boys' 5th anniversary release "Shake For Me." Pete closed out the album in style paying tribute to his hero Lester Butler on the storming New Orleans romp "Way Down South," backed by Kid Ramos, Willie J. Campbell and Jimi Bott along with special guest pianist Andy Kaulkin, who previously recorded with Lester Butler on the classic album "Thirteen." Now Holland's best kept secret makes his official American solo album debut with an incredible all-star recording lineup featuring Kim Wilson, Paul Oscher, Al Blake, Johnny Dyer, Alex Schultz, Kirk Fletcher, Kid Ramos, Rusty Zinn, Shawn Pittman, John Marx, Mojo Mark, Rob Rio, Willie J. Campbell and Jimi Bott. “Choice Cuts” is guaranteed to be an instant classic not to be missed by anyone who considers themselves a true blues lover! Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.