The Peter Malick Group

Blues-Infused Collaborative Music Ensemble

The Peter Malick Group is a blues band led by guitarist and producer Peter Malick. Malick himself has a long history in the music industry, having been active since the 1960s. He played with blues legends such as Muddy Waters and John Lee Hooker before stepping away from performing to focus on production and songwriting. The group gained notable attention with the release of the album "New York City" in 2003, which featured Norah Jones as a vocalist before she rose to international fame with her own debut album. The collaboration with Jones brought renewed interest in Malick's work and showcased his talent for blending traditional blues with contemporary influences. The Peter Malick Group's music is characterized by its soulful melodies, bluesy guitar riffs, and a laid-back groove, appealing to fans of classic blues as well as those looking for a modern twist on the genre.