Biography
Guitarist Peter Malick recorded the atmospheric, lightly rockin' CD New York City with Norah Jones before the rest of the world discovered her. As a duo, they come off like Bonnie Raitt sitting in with Tom Petty. Top honors go to the title track and the soulful cover of Bob Dylan's "Heart of Mine."
- from rhapsody.com, by Nick Dedina
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Malick describes encountering the young Jones purely by chance when he stopped into The Livingroom, a club on the lower east side of Manhattan. Jones sang lead in a showcase for Malick's band, which played high-quality blues-based rock with nice lead guitar work by Malick, a one-time blues guitarist in the James Montgomery Band.
Biography text from Last.fm, available under CC BY-SA.