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Pete Williams
voc,
Singer of Country, World and Rock
Pete Williams is a country vocalist from Schenectady, NY. He was part of a group named The Tumbleweeds for the better part of the 1950's. Williams went solo in the early 1960's, and hosted a weekly TV show on WRGB from 1961-1967, with his backup band, The Ranchers. He continued to be a locally popular act through the 1970's, after his TV show ended. He recorded and released his self-penned songs on several small labels, including Pee-Wee, which he owned, and Scooter, in a partnership with David Allan, another local celebrity in New York's Capital District.
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Discography
| Title | Artist | Year | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Town And Country | David Allan With The Goodtimes Three And Pete Williams | 1968 | Album |
| I'm Gettin' My Kicks / Would You Believe | Pete Williams | Single | |
| Pete William's Favorites | Pete Williams | Album | |
| Little Green Apples And Honey / A Woman Is A Wonderful Thing | Pete Williams And David Allan | Single | |
| Maple Sugar Time In Old Vermont / Green Mountain Jug | Pete Williams / Jimmy Hamblin | Single |
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