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Pete Gage

b. 1946

British blues musician; vocalist, harmonica player and pianist

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Born 1946. Pete Gage is a British harmonicist and blues musician.

Peter Gage (born 12 February 1946, St Mary's Hospital, Paddington, London) is a British blues musician. A vocalist, harmonica player and pianist, Gage is best known for fronting the Jet Harris Band and Dr. Feelgood, although he has also led his own band and has issued solo albums featuring artists such as Gypie Mayo.

Career Gage's father was a drummer. The Jet Harris single "My Lady" c/w "You Don't Live Twice" (1967) features Pete Gage on vocals.

Gage left Jet Harris in 1968 but continued performing with numerous bands, including London based soul-blues-band The Blazers. He moved to the West Country, joining the Pink Torpedoes from 1988 to 1992. He also sang and played Hammond organ in his own band, the original Pete Gage Band from 1992–1995. The band was also known as the Pete Gage Expression, whose album, Give it With a Feeling was issued in May 1995.

After the death of their frontman Lee Brilleaux, Dr. Feelgood had a year's break before agreeing to audition for a new vocalist/harpist. (who normally back Johnny Spence, formerly of Johnny Kidd & The Pirates ) the album features ex Feelgoods guitarist, and Gages's close friend, the late Gypie Mayo on six tracks. In May 2013 Gage played the Dagenham Roundhouse as part of the Big Blues Jam and reappeared there in September 2013 with the re-united Pink Torpedoes.

Confusion

There are two well-known British musicians called Pete Gage; the other, a guitarist and producer, played with Geno Washington & The Ram Jam Band, Dada, and Vinegar Joe and married Elkie Brooks, before becoming a producer for artists such as Joan Armatrading. Numerous discographies e.g. Allmusic and CD Universe confuse the artists and include both artists' output in the same list.

Discography "My Lady" c/w "You Don't Live Twice" – Jet Harris (single, 1967) On the Road Again (1996) – Dr. Feelgood – (GRAND 19) Twenty Five Years of Dr. Feelgood – Dr. Feelgood – (1997) (GRAND 20) Give it With a Feeling – Pete Gage Expression (1995) – (PGE CD 001) Out of Hours (1997) (Goofin' Records GRCD 6077) Tough Talk (2010) (Goofin' Records GRCD 6165) Blues-legged – Jesse Davey & friends (2012) (Bandcamp) Left Over Blues (2015) - petegagemusic PG46 Sweet Hearted Woman (2018)

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Pete Gage?

British blues musician; vocalist, harmonica player and pianist

When was Pete Gage born?

Pete Gage was born on 12 February 1946 in Paddington.

What is Pete Gage's occupation?

Pete Gage is a harmonicist and blues musician.

What nationality is Pete Gage?

Pete Gage is British.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Pete Gage

· Wikidata: Q7171974

· DBpedia: Pete Gage (singer)

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