(Modern Electric Blues) Ronnie Peterson - Ronnie Peterson & Friends - 1998, MP3, 320 kbps

Johnny Peterson (born 1957) is a singer, musician and guitarist Israel.
Peterson was born in Germany. At a young age became interested in black music and the blues. At age 11, he has appeared in a professional guitarist. In 1974, when he was 17, Peterson played blues singer of his band members Lattimer and participated in recording the album. After that, he played with other blues artists.
1987 Hanoch sought foreign players reinforcing his show "only human." Finally selected Peterson guitarist and bassist Ray brother. After the show they attended recording the album only human. In 1991, Peterson was officially down and took various recordings with other artists such as Rami Kleinstein. That same year he first appeared in television, as a guest on "pop sound" on Channel 2 pilot. In 1992, Peterson broke the Israeli public consciousness when he began playing with many artists such as Rita, Izhar rapids, Dafna Armoni. In 1993, Peterson took part in producing the album of Meir Ariel, "Seeds of Summer". That same year, Peterson has recorded a first album, which is called "Mind Over Matter" and is recorded in the kibbutz anchor. Record labels to them to get it turned Peterson expressed having no interest in the album. Everyone mentioned the album is good, but were deterred by the fact that in English. In the end, Peterson took the self-produced album, initially only record store distribution caste "Gong" and then spreading disk "Hed Artzi."
That same year, he married Peterson with Noa, and they had a son. Son named Eric Dylan after the two musicians Peterson admire most: Eric Clapton and Bob Dylan.
In 1998, Peterson took two different albums. The first is called "Pass It On" and the other called "Ronnie Peterson and friends." Peterson filed that year blues B"rdios program. " In 1999, Peterson was hosted by Yuval Banai album "Rashi Dove." Peterson was the same year a small tour with Micha Shitrit.
~From Hebrew using google translator