Peter Gabriel turns 75 today, having been born on February 13, 1950. He is undeniably one of the most influential British musicians since the late 1970s, who lived his best days in the late 1980s, the

Games Without Frontiers is one of my favourite tracks, so I was delighted to see the stems available to remix on the Real World website. It was great fun creating my own interpretation of the track, I

Come on Justin Sun tron... sell steemit to the Mike Lindel and Trump Organization and let hive be our secret intelligence agency under neath and telos runs the planet and eos is airdropped by block one

Back in the early 2000s, Jim Fraschetti (keyboard player extraordinaire) and I decided to put together a two-person show. The experience of looking for a drummer, finding one, losing him to another band,

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One of my favorite songs by one of my favorite artists. Peter Gabriel said he wrote this piece after seeing a collection of National Geographic's photographs from The Great Depression...since most Americans

This excellent composer, singer, flautist, whether as original singer of Gnesis or in his career as a soloist, has reaped many successes. A day like today (February 13) in 1950 was born in Chobham, Surrey

Every time I visit Steemit, I want to play this awesome Peter Gabriel tune.... I think it's a great theme song for Steemit, even if spelled slightly different.  Steam

Das Lamm liegt auf dem Broadway(The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway), wurde 1974 von der britischen Rockband Genesis aufgenommen und veröffentlicht. Genesis wurde im Jahr 1967 gegründet, im selben Jahr, in

Guys, this is probably the best track I have ever done... with Producer Red Broad who has drummed for Peter Gabriel and Elton John just to name a few...ask Alexa and she'll play it for you :) I'm still

you could have a steam train if you'd just lay down your tracks you could have an aeroplane flying if you bring your blue sky back all you do is call me I'll be anything you need you could have a big dipper

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What do you think about tribute acts? In some cases the original acts are not around any more, but then you have bands like the Rolling Stones who are effectively a tribute to themselves. I have seen a