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| Name: | Dave DiSanzo |
| E-mail address: | davedisanzo@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I was just thinking about this site this morning wondering if it was about 8 years old and low and behold it just turned 9. Time flies. Nearly a decade of having this site and forum for all things Unicorn - Todd you've done a great job. I remember when Todd and I had a brief conversation one day about how there needs to be a Unicorn web site. The next day he called me and sent me the link and asked what I thought! I was duly impressed and still am.
I spent the morning today listening to Unicorn tracks, they never lose their freshness. Ever. I listen to Unicorn more than any other artist. The artistry astounds me more the more I listen. Thanks again Todd and thanks to Pete, Pat, Ken, and all the others that were involved in getting this music recorded in the first place....and especially Pat for keeping the Unicorn archived material safe and sound throughout the decades so that we were all able to benefit in recent years with the releases of the Shed Sessions, The Late acetates, The Anthology, and other goodies... Little did I know ten years ago how much great Unicorn music had yet make it to my ears.... So here's to the 1st 9 years! Let's see what we can accomplish in the next 9! ...perhaps a Unicorn convention! |
| Name: | Jill |
| E-mail address: | jilly_robinson1950@yahoo.co.uk |
| Comments: | Todd, you are amazing!9 years old, you must be so proud! Just to endorse what Patrick has said, love to see you this year, 'specially as it's a 'special' birthday one for some people!
UNICORN FOREVER! Love Jill XX |
| Name: | Pat Martin |
| Comments: | Hey Todd,I thank you from the bottom of my heart for all you have done to help,not only keep the name of Unicorn alive but spread the word.
One of the luckiest things that ever happened to Unicorn was when you found one of our albums in the $1 bargain bin all those years ago. If you don't soon come over and stay with us I'm gonna come over and getcha.I know whwer your secret cabin is remember !!! |
| Name: | Sue Patterson |
| E-mail address: | Suspatterson@aol.com |
| Comments: | Congratulations Todd on keeping such a great website going. We all appreciate your dedication and hard work.It is so wonderful to visit the site and enjoy everything.
On a different note, I just want to warn all of my friends, that if you get an email saying you have an email from me on Badoo! Please do not respond! This is some sort of scam, and I have not written to anyone. I also got an email saying I had a message from a friend and when I tried to open the message, there wasn't one. I'm not sure what the scam is, but I know that many of my friends are getting these false messages. Thanks, Sue |
| Name: | Todd |
| E-mail address: | tdglenn@unicornmusic.net |
| Comments: | Today is the 9th anniversary
This web site was launched on January 28th, 2001 77560 visitors & counting. Thanks for stopping by. |
| Name: | Paul |
| E-mail address: | paulgrimes@grimes.eclipse.co.uk |
| Comments: | Happy New Year everybody...
Did you know Jim Morrison was born in a van and Van Morrison was born in a gym... Paul |
| Name: | Pat Martin |
| Comments: | HAPPY BIRTHDAY PETE (aka Rudyard Mudguard & Wilfred Eyes-Wright)Funny how you only really appreciate how good stuff is after it's gone.I've played with many drummers since you but can never quite get that thing we had.As for that voice of yours,it's up there with Aretha for me.Of course I was always the younger half of the rhythm section,I'm not sixty till March.
Love from Jill too. |
| Name: | Sue Patterson |
| E-mail address: | Suspatterson@aol.com |
| Comments: | Happy Birthday Pete!! You would have been celebrating your sixtieth Birthday today. I still miss you so much, but am so grateful that I can listen to your beautiful voice every day. Keep singing Pete! I will always hold you close to my heart. Your sweet sister Sue |
| Name: | dave disanzo |
| Comments: | Well Last FM has 14 different artists with the name of Unicorn defined in their database (they run the gamut in styles but tracnce seems to be the most recurring genre). In any event, Last FM is linking the Swedish Unicorn to the Blue Pine Trees album; let's hope they don't send Unicorn's income to Sweden! |
| Name: | Paul |
| E-mail address: | paulgrimes@grimes.eclipse.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hi sports fans!
Found Unicorn on Last.Fm. Most if not all is there for your enjoyment. Tagged as Swedish!!! Someone needs to correct this. Paul |
| Name: | Jill |
| E-mail address: | jilly_robinson1950@yahoo.co.uk |
| Comments: | I'm with you on that one Dave, here's hoping!
Had a listen to Uphill all the Way cd this afternoon....'Don't Ever Give Up Trying'really does it for me every time...Pete's voice....just amazing, miss you Pete! So come on beautiful people get listening to Unicorn, you won't look back!! Love Jillxx |
| Name: | Dave DiSanzo |
| Comments: | New reissues on the horizon for Uphill, Blue Pine, and Too Many! Wider distribution - turning more people into fans! The "godfathers of country rock" they are now being called. Whatever - it's about time more people discover the healing powers of Unicorn! |
| Name: | Pat Martin |
| Comments: | Still remeber stuff about Pete every day,will never forget him.He came down my road on the Butchers bike (c.64) when he was briefly their delivery boy.The bike blew over in the wind and shot all the meat over the road,he picked up the bike,kicked it and then proceded to pick up the meat and throw it back into the basket on the bike.Pete and joints just didn't go together. |
| Name: | Dave & Jackie |
| E-mail address: | dutchelm2@googlemail.com |
| Comments: | Haven't forgotten you Pete - still missing you. Love you.
D&J xx |
| Name: | Sue Patterson |
| E-mail address: | Suspatterson@aol.com |
| Comments: | It's hard to believe it's four years since my brother Pete was taken from us and is now singing with the angels. I miss you more and more each day and am so thankful I have your beautiful voice to hear each day. Pete you were such a sweet, kind and loving brother and you always made me laugh. I am so lucky to have had you for a brother, friend and mentor. I love you so Pete and miss you so. Keep singing, love your sister Sue. |
| Name: | Sue Patterson |
| E-mail address: | Suspatterson@aol.com |
| Comments: | A huge thanks to Jon for the wonderful UTube video of One More Tomorrow. I can't stop playing it and have emailed it to many friends. I so appreciate everyone that has anything to do with keeping Unicorn alive. Thanks Todd for this amazing website, How about making a video of the Hymn? Anyway thanks a million, Sue Patterson |
| Name: | Jill |
| E-mail address: | jilly_robinson1950@yahoo.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hey, can't stop playing 'One More Tomorrow' on YouTube. My colleagues in the office love it too! Excellent,thanks Jon!
Love Jill xx |
| Name: | Paul Grimes |
| E-mail address: | paulgrimes@grimes.eclipse.co.uk |
| Comments: | Doing a time check now...
its July 25th 19:55pm bet it says different when this gets posted... ??????????? |
| Name: | paul grimes |
| E-mail address: | paulgrimes@grimes.eclipse.co.uk |
| Comments: | Barbeque Summer!!!?
I lit the BBQ and found the shed sessions CD. A perfect evening! Thanks Pat! Paul Clare and family |
| Name: | Cindy McCord |
| E-mail address: | lakegal51@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I originally bought one of the albums for the cover and ended up loving it. I got rid of my albums years ago and started replacing my favorites. This was one them. They are a great band and I love everything UNICORNS anyway. Thank you guys. |
| Name: | Pat Martin |
| Comments: | I'm sad to announce the passing of Ricky Hopper.We first met him when he was a plugger at Transatlantic Records back in 1971.He loved Unicorn and our first single 'P.F.Sloane' and really put his heart into plugging it.One of his succeses was getting it played on Alan'Fluff'Freemans 'Pick Of The Pops' on prime time BBC Radio.Fluff even predicted Unicorn had a great future and I nearly bought that house I promised my Mum when I got famous.
Ricky left Transatlantic and we really noticed the difference.In 1972/3 he phoned me up to ask if Unicorn would play at his wedding for free,with the promise that there would be lots of famous people there and that we might benefit from it.We took that with a pinch of salt but figured we owed him a favour.There were several famous people there,one being David Gilmour who was just reaping the success of Dark Side Of The Moon.He had a jam with us at the end and asked me for a phone number.A few days later he phoned me up and offered us some free time in the studio he had just had installed in his Essex home.He went on to produce three albums for us and his manager became our manager too. Ricky was always talking about a young female singer songwriter who was the sister of a friend he went to Cambridge with.He asked David Gilmour to listen to her and David asked Pete Perryer and I to play on her first recording sessions in his home studio.That female singer songwriter was Kate Bush.David Gilmour is always credited with discovering Kate but it was Ricky Hopper. His funeral will be held at Haycombe Cemetary & Cremitorium,Whiteway Road,Bath.BA2 2RQ. on Thursday 25 June at Noon |
| Name: | Jillywinks(courtesy of Ken!) |
| E-mail address: | jilly_robinson1950@yahoo.co.uk |
| Comments: | Unicorn on YouTube excellent!, agree with Jackie and Dave-at long last! Their music still sounds absolutely stunning and brilliant! Where else can you find such writing, musicianship and singing like they gave us?
Unicorn will always remain my favourite band (the Beatles?-oh yes they were a great band too!) Love Jill xx |
| Name: | Paul Grimes |
| E-mail address: | paulgrimes@grimes.eclipse.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hi folks!
Found these classics on You Tube. Copy/paste the links(not the titles) into internet explorer or mac safari and crank those speakers up... Ooh Mother http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQDXeYd_wEM No way out of here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDssNn8PvDU&feature=related regards. Paul |
| Name: | Dave & Jackie Helm |
| E-mail address: | dutchelm2@googlemail.com |
| Comments: | Great to hear Unicorn on You Tube !! & also a link to this site aswell. About time too !!
Cheers Jackie & Dave |
| Name: | Dave & Jackie Helm |
| E-mail address: | dutchelm2@googlemail.com |
| Comments: | Great to hear Unicorn on You Tube !! & also a link to this site aswell. About time too !!
Cheers Jackie & Dave |
| Name: | David Simes |
| E-mail address: | dwsimes@comcast.net |
| Comments: | I just want to take this opportunity to thank the band for the album Blue Pine Trees. It is still at the top of my list of favorite albums after thirty five years and is simply the greatest country rock album of all time (too bad the world missed it)! You definitely are not forgotten. What are the chances we can get a reunion album from the band?? |
| Name: | Phil Wyborn |
| E-mail address: | phil@sleepingwarrior.com |
| Comments: | Ah happy days, memories of the best period of my life are stirred up,
So much comes back to mind at sight of the word Unicorn. Is Chris Pidgeon who played keyboards sometimes still about ? I sold him a motorcycle and we became friends. Good health to you all..... Phil. |
| Name: | Danilo Souza |
| E-mail address: | daasringo@yahoo.com.br |
| Comments: | It´s a nice work you´re doing here...keep on going this way, Unicorn and Unicorn fans deserve it... |
| Name: | Ken |
| E-mail address: | kennbakerr@yahoo.co .uk |
| Comments: | Hey Norm ! Yeh I saw it. I even had a glass of sherry to go with my Jools Holland new years eve ! wild !
Hi Todd, Thanks for the email. I'll try to get the songs to you in the next few weeks. |
| Name: | Todd Glenn |
| E-mail address: | tdglenn@unicornmusic.net |
| Comments: | 8 years, 73995 visitors. |
| Name: | Dave DiSanzo |
| E-mail address: | davedisanzo@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Ah, reading that comment from the last poster makes me happy. With each passing year the legacy of Unicorn will continue to grow and attract more and more fans. Unicorn are positioned to gain a lot of attention and credibility in the next decade, so long overdue. Seems rather silly for me to thank God for giving such a band to us, but that's how important their music has been to me and will certainly continue to be for the rest of my life!
Dave DiSanzo |
| Name: | Quitty |
| E-mail address: | iamquitty@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | I heard Uphill All the Way for the first time last year and I'm in love. The songs and arrangements are really deeply impressive. Don't Ever Give Up Trying is a really wonderful song.
I suppose it's worth noting that I was able to hear it in the first place by downloading it for free but am still gonna buy the real one... These things work out sometimes... Take care. |
| Name: | Norman Whapshott |
| E-mail address: | normanwhapshott@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Dancing in t’Street
Some of the more sedentary readers of this list might, like me, have seen in the new year from the sofa while watching the TV. Those doing this in Britain were probably watching the Jools Holland new year show. It is always the best bet. Some of the featured contemporary singers and bands are a bit perplexing but there is always the playing of the first class house band, the Rhythm and Blue Orchestra, to enjoy. The line up for the show always includes a veteran ‘legend’ act and this year it was Martha and the Vandellas. They gave us their biggest hits: Jimmy Mac, Heatwave and, just after midnight, Dancing in the Street. I wonder if I was the only one to mentally substitute the northern English locations of Accrington Stanley and Crewe for two of the American cities from Martha’s version. Pete invariably made this change when he sang the song in the days of the Late and Late Edition. (I particularly remember him doing so on a gig in Romford. The show had several bands of a similar status performing on a notably wide stage. It may also have been the occasion of a fan club coach trip organised by Mr Martin and there may have been a second show somewhere else that evening but I cannot now be sure.) It was a daft joke but a good one and remembering it gave me the first laugh of 2009. Happy New Year Norman |
| Name: | Sue Patterson |
| E-mail address: | Suspatterson@aol.com |
| Comments: | Happy Birthday Pete! Pete would have been 59 on the 17th Dec. I miss you more every day, your wonderful smile that could lift our spirits when things seemed hopeless! I think of you all the time and have such fantastic memories of things we shared. You always could make me laugh so hard. It's been a hard year for me medically, but I know that you were keeping me safe through all the surgery and I thank you for being my guardian angel. I know it was you that helped me come through it all. I love you so much Pete, I just wish we could chat one more time. Keep smiling Pete, lots of love Your sweet sister Sue. |
| Name: | Todd |
| E-mail address: | todd@unicornmusic.net |
| Comments: | Wow,
Thanks for signing Tinisha, |
| Name: | Paul Erbe |
| E-mail address: | perbe@rap.midco.net |
| Comments: | I'm glad I found Unicorn's music after all these years. Their music still sounds fresh and exciting. It's a joy to listen to and play along with on the guitar. Thanks guys. |
| Name: | Tinisha a-k-a TEA |
| E-mail address: | dog1lynn@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | My life is not real but my power is to all out there who do not feel that they belong... you are not alone so keep hoping and dreaming for one day i shall show you the way home... love always,
Tea |
| Name: | Ken |
| E-mail address: | kennbakerr@yahoo.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hello all !!! Thanks for your testimony Brian. Yes Pete was an open book. He was always an extrovert but when he became a Christian in 1990 he was ......well as you can see from the photographs, just about the most alive person you ever did see !
I love the fact that someone enjoys the humour of a song like Lenny Dee(thanks Dave). I was speaking to Alec on the phone recently and we got talking about Bullseye Bill. That's another joke that passed for a song. Drop by again soon Ken. |
| Name: | kieran escritt |
| E-mail address: | kieran_escritt@msn.com |
| Comments: | hey guys,
been a while since i was last here! its still a very cool place in deed, a great place to see my legend of uncle live on . hope pat and the rest of the guys are well . realy getting into unicorn lately awsome listening for a local lad from send - must be something in the water round send and ripley , unicorn, weller , clapton, lots of love to aunt sue hope you guys are all well in texas.x and a huge thankyou to todd take it easy kieran |
| Name: | Todd |
| Comments: | Even Ken is smiling in this one!
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| Name: | Todd Glenn |
| E-mail address: | tdglenn@unicornmusic.net |
| Comments: | Hi Everybody,
It was a wonderful suprise to see all the new guestbook entries since my last visit. Thanks to everyone who has visited & signed. I was lucky enough to meet Pete during my 2002 visit & hear the band play together for possibly the last time. Even the Pink Bear was there! I remember Pete as always smiling whenever I saw him. I have fond memories of an afternoon spent at Pete's apartment drinking tea & listening to music. It was clear to see why Pete is loved & missed by so many. |
| Name: | Brian Robinson |
| E-mail address: | brian.robinson62@ntlworld.com |
| Comments: | I only met Pete Perryer twice, once at a Pat Martin gig at the 'Three Lions' in Godalming and again at the first Unicorn Reunion. He was a completely open book, his smile and his faith radiated like a beacon. There was something about him that made me feel as though I'd known him for ages.
In a way, I had. When I was remastering the Shed Sessions I was listening to every detail of every track of 40+ songs over and over again. I knew I was listening to a master class in drumming, bass playing and song-writing, and a pretty stunning guitarist as well. One of the things I had to do was erase tape noise, burps, farts, laughter (well, nearly all the laughter), mic stands being kicked, raucous remarks - and Pete Perryer's hand-claps on the backing vocals overdub tracks. Pete REALLY enjoyed doing backing vocals - I guess he could savour singing without part of his brain having to do drums too. I erased several hundred of these whilst cleaning up the recordings, and I knew the sound of Pete's hand-claps. In fact, I knew what they looked like too, in my sound editing software. Pat invited me to the Three Lions gig and told me that Pete might turn up. There was quite a crowd and after the fourth number, in the middle of some enthusiastic applause, I heard THAT hand-clap. I 'homed in' on Pete and he laughed when I told him how I knew he'd arrived. He bought me a beer too, but that's not why I think he was one of the nicest people I've ever met, and one of the most talented. Rock on Pete, wherever you are. When I get 'there' too, will you show me how you got that groove in 'Sitting In Line'? I'll get you a beer. |
| Name: | Pat 'Mad Dog' Martin |
| E-mail address: | patmartin@basshouse.fsnet.co.uk |
| Comments: | Oy Pete !!! Always thinking about you and telling all those great stories about you.I'm still playing that bass and I've played with some real good drummers but none give me that buzz I always got playing with you.I wish I hadn't taken it for granted how fantastic a singer you were too,I just expected everyone to sing with so much feeling,boy did I get a shock.I'm so glad we've got the Unicorn CD's to listen to and remind us of how wonderful a drummer,singer and person you were.Who'd have thought that Wharf Lane,Send would provide such a good rhythm section ? maybe it was something to do with those throbbing diesel trucks going to and from Wintons yard. |
| Name: | Sue Patterson |
| E-mail address: | Suspatterson@aol.com |
| Comments: | Well it's just a couple more hours to the 6th September and the day my world fell apart hearing the news from Ken that my wonderful hero of a brother Pete had died. I still just can't believe you are no longer here with us Pete, I listen to your beautiful voice and see your smiling face in my mind. I just miss you so very much, at times the pain is so hard to endure, but then I thank God that I have your voice forever to listen to and think how fortunate we all are to hear the wonderful music of Unicorn. Today I sat in my little wood and looked at the tree that Pete loved so much when he came to Texas, and I could feel you looking down and smiling. I love you so much Pete and miss you so! |
| Name: | Dave & Jackie Helm |
| E-mail address: | dutchelm2@googlemail.com |
| Comments: | May we have the privilege of being the first to remember Pete's date of leaving us. I know it is in a couple of days but didn't want to miss it - as if we would ! Still can't believe he has gone when we are still here & thankfully our best friend Pat & special friend Ken.
Still feels so bad about Pete not being here & what he could be singing - thank goodness we have him on recordings forever. We will always love you Pete - I hope he knows that We would also like to say how much we love 'Lenny Dee' on the Anthology & especially knowing the story behind the song !!& probably being there ! |
| Name: | Dave DiSanzo |
| E-mail address: | davedisanzo@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Hey Everyone,
I was listening to Unicorn last night on my evening commute out of the New York City concrete jungle. For some reason it was "Lenny Dee" and "The Sweeter Life" that I just could not stop playing over and over for the entire hour long journey. The latter is just such a beautiful tune in every way. It's so ..unicorn. "Lenny Dee" just cracks me up and I love the way that it's sung. The music is so serious and dark yet knowing the story behind the song I can't help but cracking up every time I hear it. "Their faces turned to me, twisted in agony!" ..... "No one even mentioned Lenny Deeeee!" Such great stuff. I could just see Ken (Ken, correct me if I'm wrong) being turned off by the bandwagon nature of group adulation and really imposing the music of Lenny Dee onto a crowd of hipsters. I know the feeling. I was often apt to insert a Carpenters tune in the midst of a set of party music when I used to DJ. But hey, I love the Carpenters so why not? You'd actually be surprised how well "Superstar" works in that situation! At least it forces people to pay attention! Anyway, I do thank God for the music of Unicorn. Listening now to The Late. Anyone reading this and remotely interested in Unicorn should get this new release. "Working Man" is a 60's CLASSIC. Best to All Reading! Dave |
| Name: | Jill |
| E-mail address: | jilly_robinson1950@yahoo.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hi there
Have been doing a bit of browsing this morning and felt the need to visit some friends...so where else but the Unicorn website... Just love scrolling down and reading the messages from all the many friends and Unicorn avids that pop up... Please keep writing everyone...... (yes Ken I remember Stuart Mathis... also remember the 'top of the field' at St Bedes!.....) Listening to music from Unicorn holds special memories and thoughts for all of us... SO let's keep playing, listening and enjoying....I know I will.. Love Jill PS What about 'Songs from the Family Tree' (The Late) then?..... Terrific! "Go Pat"!....... |
| Name: | Ken Baker |
| E-mail address: | kennbakerr@yahoo.co.uk |
| Comments: | I don't usually leave messages - being the songwriter it's a bit like stroking my own ego - but I do enjoy seeing who's been dropping by. Thanks Todd.
Stuart Mathis ? I remember, up at the top of the school field, Stuart and Trevor Grossmith beat me up. I tell you ! they were just lucky I wasn't in one of my aggressive moods. Now there's memories and then there's memories. But the records show I took the blows and did it my way !!!!!! Ken |
| Name: | Luis Fernandez |
| E-mail address: | luisfer@quicknet.nl |
| Comments: | Sue,
Are you Pete Perryer's sister?? I'm amazed 'bout the merging of true and perfect feelings of "brother and sister". I have found in many places, brothers and sisters competing between themselves.It's a process for most of us, and it can be pretty excruciating. By being vocal and supportive about Pete,everything you've said about him done nothing so much as emphasize how much you loved him. There is no cure for love lost, but what he left behind is his gift to you and to us. Bless you! Luis |
| Name: | Todd Glenn |
| E-mail address: | tdglenn@unicornmusic.net |
| Comments: | Hello everyone. Hope everyone is getting their daily dose of Unicorn. |
| Name: | Luis Fernandez |
| E-mail address: | luisfer@quicknet.nl |
| Comments: | I'd like to pay tribute to Pat Martin, and the bass part on Electric Night. I just can't get enoug of..
Intuitively,Pat knew how to bring out the best in this tune with his impressive gloomy bass lines,that amazingly captured the song's restless atmosphere,that might be called a point of impasse... Great achievement!...to state the obvious...need I say more?? Love and respect, Luis |
| Name: | Jon Van Horn |
| E-mail address: | jvhsound@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Hey Todd,
Congratulations & thank you for keeping this site going for seven years now! (I'm sorry to be so late--inexcusable!) You are the most amazing fan of the world's most amazing band. Thank you, thank you, thank you... |
| Name: | Stuart Mathis |
| E-mail address: | stuartmathis@btinternet.com |
| Comments: | I knew them when!
Pink Bears first, yes? All the best. |
| Name: | Susan Patterson |
| E-mail address: | Suspatterson@aol.com |
| Comments: | Thank you so much Todd for an amazing seven years. All your hard work and dedication to such a fantastic group has so been worth it. I cannot thank you enough, it has brought such joy to me and I know to so many others. I hope this site continues to wow everyone that happens upon it. Unicorn are truly the best thing that ever happened in the 70's and they sound as fresh today as they did then. Thanks again, Sue Patterson |
| Name: | Brian Robinson |
| E-mail address: | brian.robinson62@ntlworld.com |
| Comments: | SEVEN YEARS? Todd you need a long service medal and LOTS of kudos for bringing so many people to the Unicorn community. I don't post many messages but I visit now and again and I often find "I can't believe I found this site I wore my Unicorn album out 30 years ago" type messages. So it's still happening because of you. Cheers!...and "Yo Pat!" |
| Name: | Sue Patterson |
| E-mail address: | Suspatterson@aol.com |
| Comments: | Congratulations Todd on the website being seven years young! I have been trying for a few days and had problems bringing up the website, but thankfully I succeeded today. We all so appreciate your hard work in keeping this site so amazing. I certainly check it on a regular basis and it helps me so much. Here's to another seven!! love Sue Patterson |
| Name: | Dave & Jackie Helm |
| E-mail address: | dutchelm2@googlemail.com |
| Comments: | Can't believe it has been 7 years since this site started - so glad you got it together Todd. What great memorabilia to keep of the bands history & what is still happening. It would have been a real shame for it not to have all been saved. Well done to you & just a huge thanks !
Hope you are doing OK. Cheers! Dave & Jackie |
| Name: | Pat Martin |
| E-mail address: | patmartin@basshouse.fsnet.co.uk |
| Comments: | Wow !!!!! Can Todd Glenns Official Unicorn Website really be SEVEN YEARS OLD TODAY Thank you Todd for all the effort and love you have put into making this a great site.I'm always proud to give the address to anyone who is interested in Unicorn.When we first got in touch there was just one CD (The Best Of Unicorn) available.Now there are SEVEN.Through the website I have found many real friends and had my ego massaged on many occasions.We really appreciated you coming all the way from Seattle USA to Pete Perryers funeral in Send,England.Here's to many more years and it's about time you came over and visited us again. |
| Name: | Jill |
| E-mail address: | jilly_robinson1950@yahoo.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hi Todd
7 years old today, Happy Birthday Website! Had my first introduction to the site in July 2001 and have been a frequent visitor ever since. So good to keep in touch… Love Jill |
| Name: | Rick Halfacre |
| E-mail address: | beagleboy82898x@aol.com |
| Comments: | Wow,what a GREAT find! I wore Unicorns albums down over 30 yrs. ago. I have been looking for a very long time.This is GREAT NEWS! |
| Name: | Pat Martin |
| E-mail address: | patmartin@basshouse.fsnet.co.uk |
| Comments: | THANKS EVERYONE WHO HAS E MAILED ME ABOUT 'NO WAY OUT OF HERE THE ANTHOLOGY' WE'RE SO GLAD YOU LIKE IT.
HERE'S WISHING YOU ALL A FANTASTIC AND HEALTHY NEW YEAR 2008 VERY BEST WISHES,PAT MARTIN. |
| Name: | Sue Patterson |
| E-mail address: | Suspatterson@aol.com |
| Comments: | Happy Birthday Pete, you would have been 58 today. I miss you so much and how you always made me laugh. I think of you every day and I listen to your wonderful voice on all the cds. Keep singing in Heaven and know that we all love you so. Your sweet sister Sue |
| Name: | Sue Patterson |
| E-mail address: | Suspatterson@aol.com |
| Comments: | What a great day! The new Unicorn Anthology double cd is so fantastic, it sounds like it was recorded today. I can't stop playing it over and over. Pete, you know that you have helped me through the last few weeks in the hospital and I know that hearing this wonderful music is going to help me to get strong again. Thank you so much Pat and Dean for sending me the cd. I can't wait to buy more for my friends and family. Everyone get online quick and order as many copies as you can, it's like winning the lottery, it's the most fantastic music you wiill ever listen to. Thank God for Unicorn, you make life worth living . All my love Sue Patterson |
| Name: | Mak |
| Comments: | I first heard of Unicorn in 74/75 - my brother had seen them supporting someone, and had bought Blue Pine Trees. I went on to get Two Many Crooks and One More Tomorrow - I'm delighted to find from this site I can now upgrade my battered vinyl copies to CD!
I saw them live twice - as support to Dr Hook in 1975 at the then Hammersmith Odeon, and again in 1976 supporting the Groundhogs at the Marquee. On both those occasions it was Unicorn, not the headliners who I wanted to see. From time to time I've done web searches to try and find out more about Unicorn - until today this site has eluded me. Thanks to all who've been involved in putting it together. Unicorn for me are one of the "lost bands" of the 70s - so glad that their legacy has been captured on this site - so sad that Pete Perryer no longer with us. Thank you! |
| Name: | Todd |
| E-mail address: | tdglenn@unicornmusic.net |
| Comments: | Hello everyone,
There's a new Unicorn double CD release titled "No Way Out Of Here" on www.itsaboutmusic.com Disc one is a new selection of "the best of" Disc two includes many previously unreleased tracks. Check it out http://www.itsaboutmusic.com/unicorn.html |
| Name: | cerys bowen |
| E-mail address: | ceys@bowen29.orangehome.co.uk |
| Comments: | Im writing to this as its so nice to see my uncle pete smileing.two years gone by not hearing him laughing.uncle pete was always the one who took me to the shops as a child and down the river when i use to go to my nans .back then we use to stay 2weeks,so poor unclepete took me alot to the shops ha.we had to get plenty of teabags when pete would come to wales and would say i love this place man.my mum misses him very much.it so nice that i can put this web site on and show my sons their great uncle pete.pete missing you man xxxxxxxxx your niece cerys xxxxxx |
| Name: | Pat Martin and Jill Robinson. |
| E-mail address: | patmartin@basshouse.fsnet.co.uk |
| Comments: | I've played with many fine drummers since you left for Head Office Pete but none give me that buzz that we had together.Also I've got some really good jokes I want to tell you,guess I'll have to wait awhile.I tell Jill things that are etched in my brain about you on most days.'We'll never forget.........Pat.
I'll always cherish the memories of you Pete, that smile always 'did it for me', and your voice...well....just the best!.....Love you Pete...Jill |
| Name: | Dave & Jackie |
| E-mail address: | davehelm@madhousenet.co.uk |
| Comments: | 2 years of missing you Pete. Lyrics like 'we'll never forget the love you gave us' & 'we will love you for always' come to mind right now. Hope you are still singing somewhere Pete even though we have the numerous Unicorn songs to remember you here forever. D&J XX |
| Name: | Sue Patterson |
| E-mail address: | Suspatterson@aol.com |
| Comments: | I can't believe it is two years already that I lost my hero, my brother Pete. His voice lives on in all the wonderful Unicorn music. I miss him so much, there's not a day goes by without me thinking of him. He lifted my spirits when they were at the lowest. He brought us all a friend so rare. Today another great voice has been lost, that of Lucianno Pavarotti. I think he will be in great company when he arrives in Heaven! I love you Pete, your sister Sue. |
| Name: | Sue Patterson |
| E-mail address: | Suspatterson@aol.com |
| Comments: | Dear Dave, I think that would be a wonderful idea to write the story of Unicorn. It's a story that would be well worth the read. If I can help in any way, please let me know. best wishes Sue |
| Name: | twila smalley |
| E-mail address: | tweety_luvs_unicorn@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | i loves unicorns i wish i get some more pictures of them |
| Name: | Dave DiSanzo |
| E-mail address: | davedisanzo@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Was listening to Unicorn on my iPod this morning on my bus ride into NYC on my way to work. Just shuffling thru tracks and thinking how amazing this band is. While listening, I had the idea that I (or someone) should write a book on the band. I think the story is a fascinating one and also a book would shed some attention on them and help people discover them. Then there is the reality of someone to publish and publicize the book which I am sure can be done if the right contacts were set in place. What do you all think? Would people read it? |
| Name: | Sue Patterson |
| E-mail address: | Suspatterson@aol.com |
| Comments: | Hello there to all the Unicorn fans. I finally managed to put all my Unicorn cds onto my ipod. I put it on shuffle and every night I go to sleep listening to all the wonderful songs. I can't decide which is my favourite album, I have a love of them all, although the hymn, 'I'll believe in you 'is one of the most special to me. Can't wait to hear Ken's new songs. Had been hoping to come to England this year, but my health hasn't been co-operating with me. Maybe next year will be better. Best wishes to Ken, Pat and Jill, Shirley,Dave Di Sanzo, Todd, Jon and all the people that love Unicorn. Pete, I still miss you so very much, and I think about you every day. Just wish we had one more time to speak together, I feel so lost at times without you, you are forever in my heart. love Sue |
| Name: | Jill |
| E-mail address: | jilly_robinson1950@yahoo.co.uk |
| Comments: | Changed my car at the weekend….and what was the first cd that entered the player?.........Unicorn of course (‘Best of’). However, I’m with you Dave, reckon ‘Too Many Crooks’ remains my favourite album of the 70s….but then also have a very soft spot for ‘Uphill All the Way’…aw but then just love some of the tracks on ‘Blue Pine Trees’ …aw, who started this!
Big HELLO to Todd and all fellow Unicorn fans… Keep listening and enjoy! Love Jillxx |
| Name: | Dave DiSanzo |
| E-mail address: | davedisanzo@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Listening to Blue Pine Trees right now. I haven't listened to it in a couple of months and man, does it sound great. Best album of the 70s??? Well, maybe not. That title might belong to Too Many Crooks.... Long Live The Corn. I am forever grateful for this music !!!! |
| Name: | Lillian M Martinez |
| E-mail address: | mail4lmm@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I hope I find answers to my questions in this website. I would like to thank you in advance for this opportunity. |
| Name: | Caroline |
| E-mail address: | caroline_harry@yahoo.co.uk |
| Comments: | It was me that added the link to this site to the Lindisfarne one.It seems to have sparked a lot of interest, which I'm delighted with.I am currently reading the Kate Bush biography by Rob Jovanovic.In it Unicorn are mentioned, so I looked them up on the net following a link that my friend Michael had given on the Lindisfarne website after I'd asked about Unicorn.I'm going to buy an album by Unicorn as I liked the sound clips on here.Great website, and the games give a bit of fun to it.It's smashing to see a lot of new names on the Lindisfarne site since I have mentioned Unicorn, and no doubt there will be a few more names popping up on here too. |
| Name: | Tyne |
| E-mail address: | tyne141@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I just stumbled upon this group from a discussion on the Lindisfarne (a group from Newcastle) forum. I'm 23 yr old from New Zealand and like the samples I've heard on this site, I'll have to buy an album one day. Thanks for keeping a website about this group it's great to have information like this around |
| Name: | Gregg Koefer |
| E-mail address: | gkoefer@mssco.com |
| Comments: | Thanks for your time and effort to create this great web site. I have been a fan since Blue Pine Trees released when I lived in Florida, and have looked for this music on CD for years. I never had the opportunity to see the band live, but WOW- what great sounds. Downloading it to my iPod will bring back many great memories, and I am amazed at how timeless the music remains. The history of the band was well written, and very interesting, and I wanted you to know that your efforts are well received in Dallas, Texas! Best wishes to the band, and to the web site administrator... Gregg |
| Name: | Sue Patterson |
| E-mail address: | Suspatterson@aol.com |
| Comments: | Today was a hard day for me, it would have been Pete's Birthday and I just felt so sad all day. I would always phone him and sing Happy Birthday in a funny voice, and he would just crack up laughing. It doesn't seem to get any easier as yet to come to terms with your passing. Pete I love you so very much and wish I could have more time to be with you. You are forever in my heart and I think of you constantly. Your sister Sue misses you so very much. |
| Name: | Keith Kirkland |
| E-mail address: | mrplod@btinternet.com |
| Comments: | I was hooked the day I heard the Slow Dancing single playing in Listen Records store in Byres Road, Glasgow nearly 30 years ago. I was amazed cos I was into Floyd, Led Zeppelin etc and it was a heavy rock store. But there it was playing away in the background. I had'nt heard that style of music before and it was captivating. I play it nearly every day. I burned it to CD to preserve it. My album went walkabout during a house flit some years ago so I am going to avail myself of the CD's and reminisce........... |
| Name: | Francis Klonowski |
| E-mail address: | klonowski@btinternet.com |
| Comments: | How wonderful to read about the band! I bought all 3 albums, and while I lived in the North east I once lent them to a presenter on the new Metro radio, who played them on his Sunday afternoon show. By way of a "thank-you" he sent me two debut albums by artistes he described as "ones to watch out for". Joan Armatrading and Billy Joel, no less!
As well as enjoying the albums at home, I often play tracks on my Friday night Album Show on a Leeds hospital radio station. Francis |
| Name: | Stephen Perryer |
| E-mail address: | perryerclan@homechoice.co.uk |
| Comments: | Just found out about my Uncle Peter
It's a sad loss he was a great musician who I will sadly miss his stories and songs |
| Name: | Wildlife |
| E-mail address: | imlost3@onchat.com |
| Comments: | Great web site |
| Name: | Dave & Jackie |
| E-mail address: | davehelm@madhousenet.co.uk |
| Comments: | Thinking of you Sue, Pat& Ken & the millions out there who Pete has touched with his music, friendship & love over the years he was with us. Too soon to go but still in our hearts& memories with his voice,words & drumming & magical smile we will always remember.We all miss you Pete & wish you could come back for just "one more tomorrow" |
| Name: | Jon Van Horn |
| E-mail address: | jvhsound@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Just wanted to drop a line to say that I'll always miss Pete, although I never had the pleasure of meeting him. Thank you Pete for all the wonderful music! Your voice has been in my head for about 30 years now (along with a few other voices, which sometimes worries me a bit!), and I will always cherish the gift of your song.
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| Name: | Sue Patterson |
| E-mail address: | Suspatterson@aol.com |
| Comments: | Well I just can't believe a year has passed since I lost my true hero, my dear brother Pete. I still can't quite believe you are no longer here with us, but I have to believe that you singing away in heaven and playing your drums as loudly as you want. I feel so lonely without your kind voice encouraging me to be strong at times when things aren't so great. I thank Pat, and Ken for giving me the songs that Pete wrote and I listen to them often. Unicorn are in my mind the greatest group ever and I am so thankful to have all their music here in Texas, I can get lost in the music for a while and think of all those good times we had in England. Going to all the gigs was such a high for me. I am so thankful that I could be a part of that. Thanks Pat for phoning me today on the anniversary of Pete's passing, it meant such a great deal. Also Dave Di Sanzo phoned and it really does mean such a lot to know how fondly Pete is missed. I just wish I could have one more hug from you Pete and hear your encouraging words that everything will be okay. You are forever in my heart, from your sweet sister Sue. |
| Name: | Pat Martin |
| E-mail address: | patmartin@basshouse.fsnet.co.uk |
| Comments: | It's a year ago today that Unicorn drummer and lead vocalist Pete Perryer died.I,for one,really miss him and have many many fond memories of him as an excellent drummer,vocalist and friend.I'm sure a lot of others do too.
I'm so glad we still have the music to listen to. |
| Name: | Héctor Gervacci |
| E-mail address: | hmgervaccig@pep.pemex.com |
| Comments: | Hace como dos años que por primera vez escuche a Unicorn" y me parecen un EXCELENTE grupo.
Quiero adquirir todos sus Cd's Los felicito, lástima que ya no están juntos... Saludos cordiales desde Ciudad del Carmen, Campeche, México. Translated, It's been about two years since it listened to Unicorn for the first time, and they seem to me an EXCELLENT group. I want to acquire all their CD's. I congratulate them, it's a pity that they're no longer is together. Warm greetings from Ciudad del Carmen, Campeche, Mexico. |
| Name: | Paul Grimes |
| E-mail address: | paulgrimes@grimes.eclipse.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hi sports fans!
It's been too long since I saw anyone from those distant days so I'm hoping to meet some faces at The Duke on the first. I'm really sad to hear about Pete, I only found out a few weeks ago via these messages. He was a good guy! I last saw him ten years ago playing guitar and singing in Ripley. I didn't know he could do that! Paul |
| Name: | Chip Duncan |
| E-mail address: | phelan7@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | I bought "Blue Pine Trees" in 1974-75 mostly because I liked the cover. I listened to it alot early on but like so many other albums in my collection it kind of got lost. Anyway, I was going through my old LPs and found it. I decided to play it for old times sake. The songs are just as fresh today as they were 32 years ago. I regret that I did not follow the band more closely after my initial discovery. Thanks for the site. |
| Name: | Ken Baker |
| E-mail address: | kennbakerr@yahoo.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hey! don't that Dave and Jackie just keep sending out those postive vibes ? I know that 'vibes' isn't in anymore but that's how they come across.Talk bout fans ?
Hi there Kieran! Nice to hear some of your story. Hi there Todd. Hi there Sue. He's still in out hearts. And hi to everyone else who have dipped into our music along their way through life. Thanks to you all Ken Baker |
| Name: | Luis F. |
| E-mail address: | luisfer@quicknet.nl |
| Comments: | Phil, don't be jealous...I've been chattin' online with Pat Martin on a regular basis too, and I have to say that he's really a wonderful person.Answering questions candidly,often with a—intentional or not—humoristic English tone. At no time his sentences sounded like boasting, set the world on fire, or meant in any way to represent the actions, based on the public personna or image of the celebrity.I’m amazed at how unusual is this amongst famous people.
You're right Phil, No one can't deny the fact that Pat is an outstanding bass player, I am always moved by his profound music expressiveness. Also, it kills me that not only is Ken Baker one of the most wittiest underappreciated song writers of all, but he's also from one of the most underappreciated bands.... Take care, Luis. |
| Name: | Phil Wellman |
| E-mail address: | pwellman@cogeco.ca |
| Comments: | Hello from Canada! I recently discovered Unicorn and I've fallen in love with their music. Not to mention that I've been talking to Pat from the band on a regular basis, and he's one of the nicest people I've ever talked with, and an amazing bass player as well. It's shame that more people don't know Unicorn's music because I feel if people were exposed to it, they would like it. Anyone I've let listen to them, loves them. |
| Name: | Ben |
| E-mail address: | Benepjones(at)aol(dot)com |
| Comments: | Hello,
There are some songs that remain in your head for centuries it seems, and Too Many Crooks is one of those songs. I won the LP on a local radio show, and almost threw it away but as I listened I was mesmerized. Ok, Dave Gilmore's name was a reason for playing it but thats not why I love it. The record long gone, and only by chance someone said something about a unicorn today and got me thinking about the song......... I'm 45 now but that one song takes me back to my best years and I am so happy to be able to hear it again thanks to your site....thank you Ben |
| Name: | Jackie Helm |
| E-mail address: | davehelm(at)madhousenet.co.uk |
| Comments: | Great to hear Ruby (Ken's mum) is still an avid fan & not forgetting his dad Eric - was that song named after him ? not forgetting his sister Pat - a truely great family & will never forget the good times round at their home in Ockham.Hope you are all ok.
loads of love to you all & Ken. Cheers. Jackie & Dave xxx |
| Name: | Kieran Escritt |
| E-mail address: | kieran_escritt(at)msn.com |
| Comments: | Hello everyone,
Here I am sitting in here thinking about life and stuff pondering over thoughts and one I take comfort in is the time I spent with my uncle Peter, or uncle Pedro as he later became to me and my dad. You see, I'm Pete's sister Janice's son. Sadley she died in 1986 .... at the time as you can imagine it was hard to take as a seven year old boy. My uncle Peter was a support and comfort to me like no other, a great frend .... As the years went by up till I was around 14 I like to think I was there for him ....but I seem to have been swallowed up by time since those days we sort of lost touch, for what seems an eternity of memories, but my memories of Pete they stay strong, in my heart and that is tribute to him. I'd like to thank Todd.......... We did meet at the funeral dude,but it was before I was aware of the site !!! SO A VERY BIG THANKYOU.... for your amazing site... Kieran |
| Name: | Jon Van Horn |
| E-mail address: | jvhsound(at)hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Hey Todd-
Congratulations (belatedly) on 5 years of the coolest music site of the most deserving band on the planet. You've done a great job, and thanks for keeping the flame going. We all appreciate it so much! Jon |
| Name: | Sue Patterson |
| E-mail address: | Suspatterson(at)aol.com |
| Comments: | Congratulations Todd on keeping the website alive for five years, lets hope it continues for many more years. I'm still finding it hard to accept my brother Pete's recent death, but I come often to the website to look at all the pictures,listen to the wonderful music clips and just feel a little closer to Pete. I thank you for all your hard work keeping the dream alive. Love you all, Sue |
| Name: | Todd Glenn |
| Comments: | This website was first launched 5 years ago today on January 28th 2001. 46,164 visitors & counting. |
| Name: | Ruby Baker |
| E-mail address: | ruby(at)baker1930.wanadoo.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hello Pat,
and all the lads that I used to provide with tea and Baked Beans to in the early days at Bachelors. Yea it`s Ken`s Mum a recent convert to the computer. Just to let you all know that I am still you NUMBER ONE fan and the oldest. Love to you all, RUBY BAKER. |
| Name: | June Sands |
| E-mail address: | jaypea26(at)yahoo.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hi Ken,
Great to see your website, brought back a lot of happy memories. How are you doing, be great to hear from you. Wishing you a happy and healthy New Year. Much love, June |
| Name: | Marissa |
| E-mail address: | bubbles4(at)optonline.net |
| Comments: | 12/30/05
This is the first time i even heard Unicorn. I think they are really talented. My favorite song is Electric Night. |
| Name: | Pat Martin |
| E-mail address: | patmartin(at)basshouse.fsnet.co.uk |
| Comments: | Happy Christmas and a healthy,peaceful and prosperous New Year to you all out there.Thank you for spreading the word. |
| Name: | Tony Kehler |
| E-mail address: | adam@mts .net |
| Name: | Vincent Pizzey |
| E-mail address: | vincent.pizzey@ntlworld.com |
| Comments: | I have just recently discovered this website with a mix of great pleasure and excitment and also some sadness - with the recent news of Peter Perryer.
I first heard Blue Pine Trees in '74 when I was 15. I had an older brother who worked in a hi-fi shop and introduced me to a whole lot of great music that I would never have discovered myself. Unicorn stood out for me alongside the other greats - Eagles and Steely Dan. Years later I was able to replace cassettes/LPs of those two bands with crisp, clear CDs. But my literally worn out Unicorn tape couldn't be replaced - no music shop had ever heard of the band or could find them in any back catalogues. The Blue Pine Trees and Too Many Crooks albums have haunted me for the last ten years as I feared I would never hear them again. Imagine my joy at finding through this site that the music still lives on - even better than before (actually my partner found it after I'd been going on about this fabulous band she'd never heard of!). You can probably understand how much of an impact the two albums had on an adolescent - music and other influences stay with you all your life don't they? Anyway, they say you can't go back but to an extent you can - I feel so much younger again hearing Unicorn even better than I remember. I'll raise a glass to the band and all it's loyal fans....'til all the grapes are gone. Vincent - a re-born fan. |
| Name: | Steve Smith |
| E-mail address: | stepforths@gmail.com |
| Comments: | I would like to say a big thank you to Todd and Pat for their correspondence over my re-discovery of the band. I would like to comment that after 30 years, the music sounds as good now as it did then. One More Tomorrow remains my favourite track but I am looking forward to receiving Shed No Tear.
God bless Pete. I've written to Bob Harris to try and get a track played in November as a tribute to his memory in particular. Take care all, Steve |
| Name: | Roy St. John |
| E-mail address: | roystjohn@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Just a few words to add to the feelings of all who ever knew Pete - he was as lovely a person as you would ever meet and an absolute treasure as a friend. And very patient, putting up with my silly banter with a serene smile. Probably needless to say, he was a terrific singer and drummer. |
| Name: | Sue Patterson |
| E-mail address: | Suspatterson@aol.com |
| Comments: | Pete's voice is booming out of the speakers in my sun room and I still can't quite believe that I can't phone him any more and hear his voice. My Birthday's coming up this week and usually Pete would sing Happy Birthday to me and make me laugh. He was always my idol growing up, and I just wasn't ready for him to be taken quite yet. I have to believe that he's singing away again,chatting up all the pretty angels and making everyone feel at ease, with his wonderful smile lighting up the room. I would like to thank all the good friends and family that came to the funeral, it really was an incredible day that poured forth love from all walks of life. Pete had touched so many lives and he will live always in my heart. I miss you Pete so very much, it's going to take a very long time for the pain to ease up. I think of you all the time and I listen to your wonderful music every day. All my love, Sister Sue xxx |
| Name: | Jill |
| E-mail address: | j.robinson@surrey.ac.uk |
| Comments: | It is now a month since Peter passed away, and it is still very hard to imagine not being able to see him again. I particularly remember how genuinely pleased Pete always was whenever we met, such an amazing smile - so much enthusiasm. This of course showed through in his singing - always from the heart. Pete's wonderful voice will stay in my memory for ever.
Thanks Pete for helping to create my love of music. Shall always love you Pete, Jill XXX |
| Name: | Pat Martin |
| E-mail address: | patmartin@basshouse.fsnet.co.uk |
| Comments: | To Pete Perryer,my friend since 1950.
Where the hell am I going to find a drummer who knows what I'm going to play on my bass before I do ? Where am I going to find a drummer who doesn't need two sticks to play 16's on the hi hat and can sing with all his heart and soul at the same time ? Where is Ken going to find someone who can sing his songs with as much thought,love and enthusiasm as if you wrote them yourself ? I definitely ain't going to find someone who can make me laugh until my body aches like you could. I'll never find someone who can't tell a lie or even exaggerate. Pete,you had more talent in your little finger than I have in my entire body.This is the end of a bloody good rhythm section that played together for the best part of fifteen years. Thank God we have some of that talent captured on CD for ever,so that we can keep reminding ourselves how special you were. You sure you're alright with just three quarters of that seat Pete !!!! Peace and love. There's no mine,there's no yours................'ere who knicked me bike ? The boys from Wharf Lane did good. Pat Martin. Proud to have been the bassist in Unicorn. |
| Name: | Dave & Jackie |
| E-mail address: | davehelm@madhousenet.co.uk |
| Comments: | just wanted to say something about Pete now he has gone - gone but never forgotten. He has left us so many memories, music & a voice that will go on in our hearts forever. I hope you know that Pete - know how special you were to us & so many people & what a special part of our lives you have always been. In the words of Alec "keep on singing" Pete & you will always bring pleasure wherever you are. We will always remember your smiling face & laughter.
We love you. Jackie & Dave |
| Name: | nick powell |
| E-mail address: | nickpowell57@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | I'm so sad to hear that pete perryer has died.
Pete's talent and memory will live on in unicorn's music. Thanks so much to Pat Martin for all his efforts in recent years to ensure that the band's recordings could be released on cd and reissued. |
| Name: | Sue Patterson |
| E-mail address: | Suspatterson@aol.com |
| Comments: | I just wanted to thank everyone for their kind thoughts at such a sad time in our life. My brother Pete was always my hero and I still haven't begun to think of life without him. I shall be leaving Bastrop, Texas on Friday to go back home and say my farewell to one of the most talented, witty and such a loving person, one could wish to meet. Sing a song in Heaven for me Pete, from your "sweet sister Sue" |
| Name: | kieran escritt |
| E-mail address: | kieran_escritt@msn.com |
| Comments: | hello everyone , ive sat here and sat here determind to find the appropriate words for a man so special to me in my life time,tears in my eyes knowing im never to see my uncle pete anymore, but not sad as i know in my heart he would not have wanted me to be, my memories are of the man , music aside ,even though we had our times of playing and singing together, as well as laffing the whole time fooling around with your favorite uncle as you do when your around 10 years old !!! thankyou pete for everything you gave, all them special times we had, when times were so hard for me, i will always remember, truely an inspiration to so meny in your music and being the loving person you were . god bless you man . kieran x |
| Name: | Barnes Newberry |
| E-mail address: | oldberry@ix.netcom.com |
| Comments: | Very sorry news, indeed. My thoughts and prayers go out to the family and the rest of the band.
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| Name: | Tony King |
| E-mail address: | tonyking@springvalley.go-legend.net |
| Comments: | As a long time fan of the band and particularly Pete's superbly moving voice, I feel a sense of loss at this news. I immediately thought of him singing P.F Sloane when I read your e-mail, the first time I heard him and the band.
He will always hold a special place in my memory. |
| Name: | Dave DiSanzo |
| E-mail address: | davedisanzo@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | It's a tragic loss and a sad, sad time. Pete was not only an amazing musical talent but a sweet and sincere guy that had a postive impact on all lucky enough to meet him. Thankfully I had that honor, but I only wish I had more of an opportunity to let him know how much he has meant to me. Rest in Peace and God Bless. |
| Name: | Aaron Street |
| E-mail address: | davey_street@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Find it so hard to believe the mans gone!
His greatness rose so far above just his tallent in music. He was a great friend, and his visits to this house where always filled with a love that poured from him. Pete my friend rest in peace, and thank you so much for all the things you taught me. Life just won't be the same with you not around. Aaron |
| Name: | Robert Long |
| E-mail address: | mainman1950@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | My deepest sympathies to Pete`s family and friends. We are all showing our age.....but the music is timeless and will live on....I thank him..and the rest of the band for all the memories.
May he rest in peace. |
| Name: | Mike Wendel |
| E-mail address: | mjwjrdivbell@aol.com |
| Comments: | Very sorry to hear of Pete Perryer's passing. If there's anything positive, it's that he lived to see the Unicorn catalog re-released on CD. I'm sure it was gratifying to know his music lives on, and there are plenty of fans out there. We will enjoy the music forever, and will continue to introduce our friends to this incredible, yet underexposed, band. |
| Name: | Jon Van Horn |
| E-mail address: | jvhsound@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Pete, you will be missed by so many, and I'm sure you couldn't even imagine how many people's lives you have touched through your music. I only wish I'd had the privilege of meeting you in person.
I've heard so many stories of your kindness and humor, as well as quite a few tales of adventure (and misadventure!) from Pat, that I almost feel I'd known you. That probably also comes from having your voice running through my head for the last 30 years. And I know it'll be there for the next 30 as well. Peace be with you. |
| Name: | Nitsi |
| E-mail address: | nitsdestin@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Thank you for e-mailing me regarding Pete's death. Truly this is loss to all those who knew Unicorn. It's nice seeing the pictures of the guys as they first started and their "grown up" stages. We have their music to listen to for a very long time. I for one will always remember him. |
| Name: | Todd Glenn |
| Comments: | I am deeply saddened to report that on Sept. 6th, 2005 Unicorn's lead singer and drummer Pete Perryer passed away.
I feel extremely fortunate to have had the opportunity to meet Peter and hear him sing during a visit in March of 2002. He will be dearly missed by all who knew him. |
| Name: | Ed Mitchell |
| E-mail address: | edward.dale@mweb.co.za |
| Comments: | Hey Pat-greetings from India! I'm on business in Bombay (still live in South Africa and work in the travel industry) but was bored on a Saturday night (had too many curries on this trip already!) so thought I'd surf the net and look up your bands.
When I was resident in the UK, up to '82, was in Acton based band "Heroes" (with Pete Townshend's younger brother Paul on guitar) and found an old tape the other evening in some packing cases-not bad after about 30 years! Very Clash, but that was the thing at the time,wasn't it? Speak soon, Best wishes always, Ed (ex West Byfleet School) |
| Name: | Todd |
| Comments: | It's good to hear that all the Unicorn music is now available on CD at http://www.itsaboutmusic.com
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| Name: | Mark Miller |
| E-mail address: | amiller@kwom.com |
| Comments: | I bought what was known as "Unicorn 2" in the states in 1976. In the UK, I understand it was called "Too Many Crooks". I especially liked the songs "He's Got Pride" and "Keep On Going" where the former reminded me of the Stones in a country groove (Dead Flowers, Honky Tonk Women, et.al.) and the latter had that guitar hook that sort of sounded like Memphis soul meets LA country rock. I later bought "Blue Pine Trees" and "one More Tomorrow", but "2" is my favorite of the three. I've only heard snippets of "Uphill All The Way", which I may order some day. Your greatest hits compilation would have been better if you included "Keep On Going". I wish my radio station (WXRT in Chicago) would play your version "There's No Way Out Of Here" or at least acknowledge the original performer and writer when they play David Gilmour's version. |
| Name: | Todd Glenn |
| E-mail address: | tdglenn@unicornmusic.net |
| Comments: | Please check out older guestbook entries at http://home.earthlink.net/~tdglenn/unicorn/page1guestbook.htm |