Peter Beckett

Peter Beckett : Peter Beckett started out in the 60's with a band called The Thoughts (1966). He then joined up with World of Oz (1969) and from there he became a member of Paladin (1972). Peter Beckett then came to the states to be a part of Skyband (1974) and his number one hit band Player (1977), made two albums under the name "Think out Loud" (1988 and 1997). Peter toured with Little River Band for 8 years and he is also well known for his backup vocals and guitar, and his songs for movie soundtracks.

Peter Beckett is one of the most under-rated musicians in the music world, yet definitely one of the best.

Patricia Myers

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