Played on an Epiphone Gibson PR 350
 and recorded via Samsung Sound Recorder.

Bus Stop Demo.m4a

Follow Through

Gary Scott Petersen and Gerry (Gerald P.) Cleary, performed the following:
1.) "Prodigal Son", arr. Jagger-Richards, newly arranged by Petersen-Cleary, guitar, Petersen, lead singing and drum machine, Cleary, "hey", Petersen
2.) "Water of Love", M. Knopfler, arr. Petersen, all instruments, Petersen, except lead singing and drum machine, Cleary
3.) "Ripple", Hunter-Garcia, arr. Cleary-Petersen, all guitars, Petersen, lead singing and shaker, Cleary
4.) "New Speedway Boogie", Hunter-Garcia, arr. Cleary-Petersen, all guitars Petersen, lead singing and drum machine, Cleary
5.) "Too Late!", composed, sung, guitars, Petersen, drum machine, Cleary
6.) "Searchin' for a Heart", Zevon, arr. Petersen-Cleary, lead singing, Clear, all guitars, Petersen
7.) "Wish You Were Here", Waters-Gilmore, arr. Petersen-Cleary, lead singing, Cleary, all guitars, Petersen

"Prodigal Son", from "Beggars' Banquet", Rolling Stones ca. 1967

"Water of Love", from Dire Straits

"Ripple" from "Working Man's Dead"

"New Speedway Boogie", from "Working Man's Dead"

Gary Scott Petersen and Gerry (Gerald P.) Cleary, performed the following:
1.) "Prodigal Son", arr. Jagger-Richards, newly arranged by Petersen-Cleary, guitar, Petersen, lead singing and drum machine, Cleary, "hey", Petersen
2.) "Water of Love", M. Knopfler, arr. Petersen, all instruments, Petersen, except lead singing and drum machine, Cleary
3.) "Ripple", Hunter-Garcia, arr. Cleary-Petersen, all guitars, Petersen, lead singing and shaker, Cleary
4.) "New Speedway Boogie", composed, Hunter-Garcia, arr. Cleary-Petersen, all guitars Petersen, lead singing and drum machine, Cleary
5.) "Too Late!", composed, sung, guitars, Petersen, drum machine, Cleary
6.) "Searchin' for a Heart", composed, Warren Zevon, arr. Petersen-Cleary, lead singing, Cleary, all guitars, Petersen
7.) "Wish You Were Here", Waters-Gilmore, arr. Petersen-Cleary, lead singing, Cleary, all guitars, Petersen

"Too Late!", original composition by Gary Scott Petersen

"Wish You Were Here",  Waters-Gilmore, arr. Petersen-Cleary

Gary sang when he was about 4 years old. He began to strum a guitar at age 8, composed a song at age 9, learned to play electric-lead-guitar at age 10, and began to study classical guitar playing and music composition at age 16.

He earned his music performance degree (B.F.A.) from the string faculty at the School of Music at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign during 1980.

He taught lessons at the Old Town School of Folk Music between 1984 and 2005.

He plays often around the suburbs near Wilmette, IL. He is available for solos and bands. He joins jams weekly at Teddy O'Brien's bar and the Wooden Nickel bar, both in Highwood, IL

Gary Scott Petersen, Bachelor of Music

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