Stirrin' Up The Water
Peter Mayer was born in India, the son of Lutheran missionary parents who moved back to the United States in the turbulent 1960s.  Peter and his brother, Jim, formed the band PM in 1985, with drummer Roger Guth, and went on to a signing on Warner Bros. Records.  Their first album was titled, "PM," and they had success with their first single, "Piece of Paradise," which went to #8 on the Billboard Charts, but after the one album, were released from the label.  In 1995, PM decided on a hiatus from the constraints of the group, and Peter went on to form the "Peter Mayer Group," which included his musical cohorts, Roger Guth and brother Jim Mayer.Peter Mayer had been writing inspirational songs for several years, and in 2002, decided that it was time to collect the songs and record a CD.  He chose a sound that is spare, using predominantly acoustic instruments, with a production standard that would leave space for the listener, but one that is inviting and lush, using Native American flute, world percussion, violin, mandolin and guitar.  Other titles available from The Peter Mayer Group are: Stars and Promises; Spare Tire Orchestra; Romeo's Garage, Green Eyed Radio, and more.  Visit PeterMayer.com to learn more about Peter!