Pete York
Pete York, born Peter York on August 15, 1942, in Middlesbrough, Yorkshire, is
an English rock drummer. He began his career playing with local jazz bands
before joining the Spencer Davis Group. The group's hits "Keep On Running"
(1965) and "Gimme Some Lovin’" (1966) marked their breakthrough. In 1969, York
left the group to form Hardin & York with Eddie Hardin. He then founded Pete
York's Percussion Band in 1972, collaborating with notable musicians like Ian
Paice and Keith Moon. Throughout his career, York has released numerous albums
including Doldinger Jubilee Concert (1974) a...
Somebody Help MeSpencer Davis, Colin Hodgkinson and Pete York
Keep on Running
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Keep on RunningSpencer Davis, Colin Hodgkinson and Pete York
The Pete York Percussion Band
6:02
Somebody Help MePete York, Colin Hodgkinson and Spencer Davis
Pete York Presents: Spencer Davis / Colin Hodgkinson - Live Together
7:26
I'm a ManSpencer Davis, Colin Hodgkinson and Pete York
6:43
Keep on RunningPete York
4:35
Gimme Some Lovin'Spencer Davis, Colin Hodgkinson and Pete York
Pete York Presents: Spencer Davis / Colin Hodgkinson - Live Together
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