The Jazz Organ Scene
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Jim Peterman
Jim was the resident organist and pianist in the Steve Miller Band from mid-1967 until 1968, joining just ahead of their Fillmore gig backing Chuck Berry and their appearance at the Monterey Pop Festival, and playing on two of their albums, Children of the Future and Sailor. Peterman left because he grew tired of the constant touring necessary to support the band's albums, and he was succeeded by Ben Sidran, an old friend of Miller's. Peterman later played organ on two of Sidran's solo albums.
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Puttin' In Time On Planet Earth Blue Thumb Records BTS 55 released 1973 |
Ben Sidran, piano, Wurlitzer, vocals Bill Perkins, sax Frank Rosolino, trombone James "Curly" Cooke, guitar Steve Miller, guitar Phil Upchurch, guitar, bass Jim Peterman, organ Clyde Stubblefield, drums, percussion, congas Tony Williams, drums Laudir DeOliveira, percussion Jose Soares, percussion Sam Linde, cymbals |
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Don't Let Go Blue Thumb Records BTS 6012 released 1974 |
Ben Sidran, piano, vocals Bunky Green, alto sax Sonny Seals, tenor sax James P. Cooke, guitar Phil Upchurch, guitar, drums, percussion Jim Peterman, organ Jerry Alexander, harmonica Kip Merklein, bass Phil Upchurch, bass Randy Fullerton, bass Tom Piazza, drums Clyde Stubblefield, drums, percussion George Brown, drums |
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Nothin' To Prove Plantation #1 Productions - MA 31605 |
Mac Arnold, bass, vocals Austin Brashier, guitar Jim Peterman, organ Max Hightower, harmonica, piano, slide guitar |
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