NOW available in Historic Downtown Marysville at ‘Skip’s Marysville Music Cafe’
‘Bogie’s Bonnie Belle’ performed by Small Town Romance(Cassidy Joy & Peter Johnson) at KVMR 89.5FM in Grass Valley. Peter’s playing his beautiful cedar top BackporcH Guitar
‘Everything’ by Mark Beynon & Joe Label of Sonoma County
Sonoma County songwriter/musician Joe Label @ RCA Studio B Nashville, TN
PETE[Stringfellow] ‘Baby I’ve Got The Drive’ music video featuring BackporcH Jumbo Ebony Guitar.Filmed in beautiful Sonoma County, California
“Baby I’ve Got the Drive” Music VideoThis is a fun, one shot music video filmed in beautiful Sonoma County, CA for my song “Baby I’ve Got the Drive”. Once the camera starts recording, it doesn’t stop until the end. Had a BLAST making it happen, couldn’t have done it with the amazing cast and crew!! #grateful #musicislife #film #sonomacountybaby
http://PETEstringfellow.com/baby-ive-got-the-drive
So many people who helped make this video become a reality! Thank you to all of the actors and extras that made it all come together! Special thanks to Steve Dutton, Theresa Pizzella Dutton, Kevin Kielty, Steve Knox, Cathy Bazzano, Jessica Ayers, Frank Sanders, Gregg Holland, Michella Snider, Rob and Joss in the Morning, Joe Gonzalez, Johnny Bazzano, Frank Sanders, Brad Butler, Paula Barkley, Robert Scoble
#music #countrymusic #sonomacounty #oneshotvideo #single #countryartist Pete Stringfellow
Posted by PETE [stringfellow] on Friday, September 16, 2016
The Voice – Team Blake Recording Artist RUDY PARRIS
Country Music Recording Artist & Songwriter PETE[stringfellow]
BackporcH Acoustic Guitars
Offered by BluCollar Music, LLC
BackporcH Acoustic Guitars are designed in Northern California in traditional & cutaway styles.The woods used for creating the BackporcH Acoustic Guitars range from Engelmann Spruce to Flame Maple and Red Cedar.Our goal is to bring BackporcH Acoustic Guitars, a high quality great sounding guitar, to serious players at a BluCollar price point. Our grass roots approach is intended to support local music stores and the musicians that rely upon them. Long live the local community music store!