Warren Haynes is often called the hardest working musician by many, but they donÆt know Jimmy. After seeing him a few times time (especially solo) and being somewhat ...of a guitar player myself, I can only begin to imagine all the work that he does to put his show on. I think he has more songs in his repertoire than the dead did. DonÆt forget that he not only remembers the words and chords, but with his loop he often adds the bass and lead riffs. You can tell he certainly puts his heart and soul into his music and we should support him any way we can. If you canÆt see him live, check out his CD on his website. All this and he is great guy too!

I saw Jimmy Peter play a show at Brennans in Easton. He plays a really diverse set of songs. From Harry Chapin to Warren Zevon to Nirvana. Jimmy has a way with the acoustic guitar and his vocals are very passionate. And.... he can tell a great joke or to. So from easy listening to sing-a-long sings, Jimmy's got it down, It made for a very enjoyable evening of music.

Jimmy played at the R & R Tavern in Rockland a few weeks back. My sister and I had the pleasure of seeing what a true musician he really is. Jimmy kept the crowd entertained the whole time with his great mix of music. His set list has something for everybody! And of course his jokes kept us laughing. :) We've seen quite a few bands/musicians and not only is Jimmy great at what he does he is friendly, down to earth and will sit and chat during breaks. Jimmy really cares about his fans and you don't get that a lot now a days with some bands/musicians. Can't wait to see him again!

My neice and I recently saw Jimmy Peters perform at the Mystic Lounge in Quincy.We had a wonderful time and I am looking forward to seeing him again.Not only did he entertain us with a great mix of tunes but the man himself is warm,welcoming,and friendly.And let's not forget that sense of humor.I would definately recommend checking him out for yourself-you won't be disappointed ( :