An Afternoon with Pete Antell

Pete Antell showcases a musical career of performing, recording, producing, songwriting 

As a young recording artist for United Artists, Verve, and DOT Records, Peter B. Antonio's early career was dedicated to writing hits, producing groups and solo artists, and performing internationally.

 As a recording artist, Pete Antell has had two Billboard hits: "Night Time" (staying on the Top 40 charts for 8 weeks), and "Keep It Up" - both co-written with John Linde. And, his records of The Percells' "What Are Boys Made Of" and Mickey Lee Lane's "Shaggy Dog" & "Hey Sah Lo-Ney" also became national hits. He wrote and produced the theme for Bruce Morrow's WABC-radio show, "Movin' and A-Groovin - Havin' a Ball with Cousin Bruce!". He launched Elektra Records' hit singles division with his audacious and unique version of Bob Dylan's "The Times They Are A Changing". He has shared stages with some of the finest…