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Peter Lee Johnson

Peter Lee Johnson is a Violinist, String Arranger, Producer, and Composer​.

 Peter Lee Johnson

Peter was born in Seattle and started playing violin at the age of four. By the time he was 10 years old he was sitting in on and performing at his dad’s blues band performances, which gave him an outlet for improvisation. Peter played the violin in the Seattle Youth Symphony for many years, and he also played the violin for his High School Jazz Band. These experiences helped him win the”Most Outstanding Violin Solo” award at the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival 2 years in a row.

​Currently Peter is attending college at the University of Southern California where he is earning a degree in Popular Music Performance. Some of Peter’s hobbies include producing beats, scoring compositions and playing electric violin with a looping pedal. Peter Lee Johnson also works as a studio violinist often hired to improvise string parts at the drop of a hat. He is also well known for his violin covers of famous Hip-Hop, R&B, Rock, and Pop songs, which he posts on www.youtube.com such as this one…

Peter covering Lupe Fiasco’s “The Show Goes On” on his Violin

​Peter has had the opportunity to work with many talented individuals including: Alan White who is the drummer for Yes, Steve Miller, Christina Perri, Theron Feemster, Paul Jackson Jr, and Mark Salling  of Glee.

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The Black Keys – Run Right Back

The Black Keys El Camino1 The Black Keys   Run Right BackThe Black Keys – Run Right Back [DOWNLOAD LINK]

“Run Right Back” is the B-side to the Black Keys’ first single “Lonely Boy”, both of which are on their upcoming album El Camino, which drops December 6, 2011. It’s another dense, catchy track with the signature rollicking blues-rock vibe from vocalist/guitarist Dan Auerbach and drummer Patrick Carney. El Camino, the band’s seventh studio album, builds on the sonic experimentation established in last year’s Grammy-winning record Brothers. Early indications are that the band has continued to add more explosiveness to their already polished sound.