Pete Greenwood

Pete Greenwood started his career playing guitar in pubs in South London, honing his craft surrounded by fellow troubadours of the early 2000s Folk scene.The album '’Sirens" resulted, earning him four stars and Debut of the Month August 2008 in Uncut Magazine.[2] Greenwood later joined The See See – a London-based psychedelic pop supergroup – who were handpicked to support The Raconteurs and The Brian Jonestown Massacre.Dividing his time between solo and band projects, Pete toured USA, Canada, Japan, Europe, UK."The 88" (taken from the album Beauceron) is often referenced as a firm fan live favourite,[citation needed] originally released as a limited edition split 7-inch single with Doves on Rough Trade Records in 2009 (re-released as a standalone 7-inch in 2013).
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