I've seen him twice at Atwoods. The first time I was walking to the entrance and saw Peter reaching into the trunk of his car for his guitar,much like your experience. You don't see stuff like this very often. He didn't bolt for the stage right away, but I wasn't far into my beer before he hit the stage. This is a criminally underrated songwriter. I can't believe someone hasn't had a huge hit with a cover of one of his songs. I don't think he desires fame,but I wish he had the monetary benefits his brilliant songwriting skills should get in a sane world. Oh well.

@@stephenbuckley9940 Nice. These stories are great. Personally, I don't think he had the supporting cast that he deserved. All were great for the Whiskey, Roxy, Palladium, and the like, but they seemed to top out at that level. If I remember the rumors right (and these are strictly rumors) Shakey City was the last-ditch effort to get these guys on track. Regardless, I completely agree he is extremely underrated and under-compensated. I would love to hang with him and ask him about all the things I heard and then get the real scoop. I hope peter knows how far his talent reached. To this day, I open my garage on a Saturday and jam the hell out of the Plimsouls. Peter wouldn't know me from Adam, but as I mentioned, I was good friends with the bass player's (Dave Pahoa) brother Ed. Countless hours in the midst of the Plimsouls. Miss it.

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