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Noah's first solo CD, The Noah Peterson Quartet Live at Biddy McGraw’s received
wide spread airplay throughout the US, Canada with some airplay in Europe, Africa, Australia
and Asia. It was "A Downbeat Featured CD" spending 3 months on Downbeat Magazine's
website as a featured CD. This band featured Ed Coleman III on drums, Dennis Caiazza on Bass and
Jay Stapleton on guitar. They performed frequently and enjoyed a small, but steady, following.
This is also Noah's first sold out record.
Noah began playing with many other groups, juggling 8 bands at one point as well as occasional
side-man gigs for blues and cover bands. Some groups rarely made it out of the basement,
others were almost exclusively performance with little to no rehearsal. Jazz, hip-hop, dance
bands, funk, avante-garde, reggae, blues, folk, pop, zydeco, African... the word "no" did not exist.
Gigs were played, business was done and records were made.
wide spread airplay throughout the US, Canada with some airplay in Europe, Africa, Australia
and Asia. It was "A Downbeat Featured CD" spending 3 months on Downbeat Magazine's
website as a featured CD. This band featured Ed Coleman III on drums, Dennis Caiazza on Bass and
Jay Stapleton on guitar. They performed frequently and enjoyed a small, but steady, following.
This is also Noah's first sold out record.
Noah began playing with many other groups, juggling 8 bands at one point as well as occasional
side-man gigs for blues and cover bands. Some groups rarely made it out of the basement,
others were almost exclusively performance with little to no rehearsal. Jazz, hip-hop, dance
bands, funk, avante-garde, reggae, blues, folk, pop, zydeco, African... the word "no" did not exist.
Gigs were played, business was done and records were made.
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