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Rob chats with legendary musician, producer and manager Peter Asher, of Peter & Gordon fame, ahead of his upcoming tour with The Fixx and Colin Blunstone, including a stop at The Paramount in Huntington, Long Island.
Peter looks back on more than 60 years in the music business, from his days as a recording artist to working behind the scenes with some of music’s biggest names. Along the way, he shares stories from his incredible career, talks about the upcoming tour, and even drops in a little Beatles conversation.
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