Jesse Peters, Caroline Drury and Graeme Peters enjoyed a very successful eight years together as the Peters Drury Trio and grew to national and international prominence during that time. They released two albums: “When Old Met New” and “Backbeat,” both of which achieved tremendous success in National and International markets. They toured Canada and the United States taking their fresh sound, developed in the Yukon, to audiences everywhere. Thanks in large part to Shelagh Rogers who gave them their first national radio exposure and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, their music has gone everywhere – from Germany to Brazil, throughout the US and across Canada. PDT has sold over 26,000 CDs to date.

Hailed as an innovative musician and author, this artist transcends the perceived limitations of the instrument in virtually every musical genre. His aggressive soulful approach to the harmonica takes audiences on an incredible journey. Best known for his groundbreaking work in the bluegrass field with legendary Grand Ole Opry members “Jim & Jesse” (with whom he has performed on The Grand Ole Opry over 300 times); the artist was able to create an original, much sought after and often copied, style of playing the harmonica.