Inspired by his dad, an old-school tenor of some repute, Peter Grant was grafting away at his keyboard at an age when most boys were busy breaking Nintendos; hanging out at smoky jazz clubs near his native Guiseley (a small town in Yorkshire), while his classmates were still trying to get into pubs. All his spare time went into following his dreams and as a result, Peter was touring the nation by the age of 14, desperate to play to anyone who would listen. Peter has used that voice to give an ultra cool lounge makeover to songs like Barry White’s “You’re The First, The Last, My Everything” and the Scott Walker’s “Joanna” with under-appreciated classics like “On Days Like These” from The Italian Job and Lennon/McCartney’s “The Fool on the Hill” slipped in between.
