Kenny Peters
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Music has always been at the very core of 'who' I am....and I like that in the fact that it's always changing. I'm still working on "Worth The Wait", and it WILL be out this year come hell or high water. You can actually catch an updated version of the instrumental tracks for both 'Nightwind' and "The Color of Light" as recent uploads here. Because work has been so very sparse and sporadic for the last year, I've definitely taken SoundCloud up on the "Artist Support" button. If you have enjoyed my songs, both original and cover music, and are so inclined I'd be honored and humbled and very app...
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Kenny Peters
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Mar 9, 2026
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Episodes
A Song For You - 2015 29.06.2015 4:33
The Leon Russell Classic tune. I used this tune as my audition for "The Voice" this year; of course it was acapella. This is a studio version recorded 5/28/2015.
Since I Fell For You - Sample (Live) -sc 26.06.2015 3:56
An edited version of an older recording, but one of my best and most played songs. A live performance that is often requested, and one of my favorite recorded songs. Masterfully caught by none other than Glenn Lukin, this has been remastered via AAMS software and edited to remove the beginning. I love this song & always have, with this version reflecting the Al Jarreau vocal arrangement.
I Wish You Christmas - 2015 Full Original Source Re-Master 23.12.2001 4:12
2015 Remaster of 2001's original tribute to those lives lost in the terror attacks in the USA - I had nothing to give other than a gift of song, offering hope to those who had lost everything that hopefully they would find some peace, some hope and some semblance of love that holiday season. Remastered using AAMS software 2015 when finding original source files.
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