Life Goes On - Peter Cupples

Produced and presented by Alessandro Sorbello http://www.alessandrosorbello.com Peter Cupples. A Brief Biography http://www.petercupples.com Peter Cupples first came into prominence in 1975 as lead singer and songwriter for the blue-eyed soul band Stylus. Stylus released four albums which included such hits as 'Summer Breeze' 'World of Make/believe' 'So much Love' and 'Work out fine' to name a few. Stylus became the first all white band to be signed by U.S. Company Tamala Motown, and had moderate success internationally under the Motown banner. Stylus split in 1980 and Peter went solo achieving a top twenty with his first release 'Fear of Thunder', 'Blame it on the Weather' was also a success not only for Peter, but also for John Farnham, as a part of his return. Peter became a regular on the Midday show after doing a song called 'Happy Ending' to close the Opening of the entertainment centre in Sydney, a channel nine spectacular. Peter became a regular with all variety shows, 'Hey Hey it's Saturday' 'Tonight Live with Steve Visard' 'I.M.T'. 'G.M.A.' still today, and fifteen years of 'Carols by Candlelight' Christmas Eve at the Myer Music Bowl. Peter continues to write and record albums, he is heavily involved in certain charity's, recently writing songs for the 'Make a Wish foundation' and the 'Sacred Heart foundation'. Peter also wrote the song 'Best of the Best' for the racing hall of fame, and the kangaroo's team of the century tribute. Peter has done many main events, none bigger than opening for Frank Sinatra at sanctuary cove. This is a great product from an Australian artist who surprises, and delights us with his musical credibility, and song writing prowess. Peter Cupples Changes Release Year: 1994 Label: PDC Music Country: Australia Produced by Peter Cupples Musicians: Tommy Emmanuel, Ron Peers, Jack Jones, Ross Ingles, Peter Cupples: Guitars Travis Clarke, Chris Bekker: Bass James Roache, Ricky Edwards: Keyboards, Programming Darryn Farrugi...