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Persons in alphabetical order by last name P |
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| Anna Pagan | |
| Vocals 1969 O'Keefe Center | |
| Glover Parham | |
| Vocals on the 1981 European Tour | |
| Chris Parker |
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| Drums on CB85254 | |
| Bernie Parks | |
| Member of The Norman Luboff Choir 1955, performs on "Sylvie" | |
| Tony Parris | |
| Member of The Norman Luboff Choir 1955, performs on "In That Great Gettin' Up Mornin', "Jump Down, Spin Around", "Noah", "Sylvie", "Take My Mother Home" | |
| Tom Parshley | |
| Clarinet on "Gomen Nasai", "Pretty As A Rainbow", "Springfiled Mountain", "Suzanne #1", flute on "Acorn In The Meadow", "Hold'em Joe", "I'm Just A Country Boy", | |
| Tom
Paxton (1937-) |
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| Tom started performing in Greenwich Village in 1960, and his songs were recorded by other people at first (such as "Marvelous Toy", "Going to the Zoo", "Hold On To Me Babe" and "I Can’t Help But Wonder Where I’m Bound"). He made his first album in 1965, the first of seven for Elektra. Some of his most enduring songs are "Last Thing On My Mind", "What Did You Learn in School Today?", "Bottle of Wine", "Did You Know John Hurt?" and "Ramblin’ Boy". His topical songs (criticizing the government, the Vietnam war, war in general, etc.) are particularly well-written. He has always been very popular in England and said that his British career was ahead of his American one. | |
| Victor Paz | |
| Trumpet on "Paradise In Gazankulu". | |
| William Penn | |
| Vocals on the 1979 European Tour | |
| Romeo Penque | |
| Clarinet on "Kukla-Mu", "Matilda #2", "Venezuela #2" | |
| Ted Perlman |
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| Plays guitar and harmonica. Appeared on the album Turn The World Around and on the 1976, 1977 and 1978 tours. Married to Peggi Blu, a well known recording artist. Co-produced and engineered the new "Chicago 26 - Live On Tour" by the legendary band "Chicago". The album was released October 20, 1999. Also produced the title song "All Roads Lead To You" for the New Jean-Claude Van Damme film "Desert Heart". Music by Bill Conte, Lyrics by Paul Williams. Ted has also worked on - "Paradise" - that just went gold in the UK (2001), and also with the Russian super group "Na-Na". Check Peggy Blu's website here! | |
| N. Perrito | |
| Accordeon on "A Roving", "Chimney Smoke" | |
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Broc Peters (1927-2005) |
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| Vocal chorus on "Angelique-O",
"Cocoanut Woman", "Cordelia
Brown", "Day-O #1", "Don't
Ever Love Me", "Haiti
Cherie", "Hosanna", "Island
in the Sun", "Jack-Ass Song",
"Mama Look A Bo Bo", "Scratch,
Scratch", "Star-O", "Will
His Love Be Like His Rum". Chorus leader on
LPM1248. Also guest performer in Mission: Impossible #34 |
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| Bernice Petkere | |
| Composer of "Close Your Eyes" | |
| George Petsilas | |
| Guitar and Bouzouki. Appears with Nana Mouskouri on LSP3415. | |
| Randy Peyton | |
| Vocals, appears on "Turn the World Around" | |
| Ferman Phillips | |
| An American black actor who, together with William Attaway helped Belafonte when he opened a restaurant, The Sage in 1951. | |
| Phoenix Singers |
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| A group of three singers originating from The Belafonte Folk Singers. The members were Roy Thompson, Arthur Williams and Ned Wright. Their discography can be found HERE | |
| Jon Pickow | |
| Member of the DeCormier Singers in 1977 and the Norman Luboff Choir. Also assistant to Norman Luboff for a period. | |
| Katheryn Pickrel | |
| Member of The Norman Luboff Choir. | |
| Jean-Michel Pilc | |
| Keyboard. Comes from France. Jazz musician. Appeared with Harry Belafonte on the 1998 European Tour. Solo album "Together Live At Sweet Basil" Jean-Michel has his own homepage here. | |
| Shunmugan Pillay | |
| Composer of: "Marching To The Fair", | |
| Richard Pindle | |
| Member of The Belafonte Folk Singers in 1967. | |
| Leopoldo Pineda | |
| Trombone, appears on "Turn the World Around" | |
| Jack Pleis | |
| Piano on "Gomen Nasai", "Kukla-Mu", "Springfiled Mountain", "Suzanne #1", "Venezuela #2", Producer LSP4255, LSP4301, LSP4521 | |
| Melanie Po | |
| Vocalist on the 2003 European tour. | |
| Lennie Pogan | |
| Performs on the album "The Long Road To Freedom" | |
| Sidney Poitier | |
| Performs in the movies "Buck And The Preacher" and "Uptown Saturday Night" | |
| Raoul Poliakin | |
| Violin on "Delia", "Soldier, Soldier", "The Drummer And The Cook #1", "The Fox", | |
| Janet Pollitt | |
| Member of The Norman Luboff Choir. | |
| Thelmo M. Porto "Portinho" | |
| Percussionist. 1977 European Tour. Appears on "Turn the World Around" | |
| Tommy Potter | |
| Guitar on "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes", "The Night Has A 1000 Eyes" | |
| Edward Powell | |
| Clarinet on "Gomen Nasai", "Hava Nageela #2", "Springfiled Mountain", "Suzanne #1", Saxophone on "When The Saints Go Marching In" | |
| Robert Pownall | |
| Tuba on "The Blues is Man 1", "The Blues is Man 2" | |
| Carl Prager | |
| Clarinet on "Kukla-Mu", "Matilda #1","Venezuela #2" | |
| John Pratt |
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| Worked with The Belafonte Folk Singers around 1960. Married to Catherine Dunham. | |
| Paul Prestopino |
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| Paul Prestopino has been playing music almost
all his life, there exists a home recording of him at age 3, sitting at the
piano and singing "What Shall We Do With the Drunken Sailor" while playing an
honest-to-goodness minor chord as accompaniment. He got a harmonica at age 4, a
guitar at age 9, a banjo at 11; and a mandolin, Dobro, recorder, tenor banjo,
electric bass, electric lap steel, etc., have been added as they became needed.
Originally headed in the direction of Physics, or the accompanying technology,
he suddenly found himself snatched from his job at the University of Wisconsin's
High Energy Physics Lab by an offer from the Chad
Mitchell Trio. This was around 1961, and, seven years later, when the group
disbanded, he fell into the recording business; the logical confluence of his
technical and musical interests. Today he is the technical third of the
three-man team aboard the award-winning Record Plant Remote truck, a lot of
which he designed and built. He continues to play music, both
professionally and avocationally, and particularly enjoys playing for Contra and
English Country dances. He has been a member of the dance band Hold The Mustard
since before it even had a name, and has performed and recorded with numerous
folk and pop artists. With on most of their albums. (From http://www.peterpaulandmary.com/people/musicsup.htm) |
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| Falumi Prince |
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| Born in Ghana, West Africa, died 1996. Vocals and percussion on R4P5054, CB86045. Also on the 1976 and 1979 European Tour. | |
| Valentine Pringle |
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| Born 1936 , died Dec 13, 1999 (murdered). Composer of: "Louise". Performs on the album "The Long Road To Freedom", and two solo albums. | |
| Richard Pryor | |
| Performs in the movie "Uptown Saturday Night" | |
| Mike Pugh | |
| Member of The Chad Mitchell Trio together with Chad Mitchell and Mike Kobluk. Was replaced by Joe Frazier 1960. | |
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Updated:
12-dec-2008 |
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