Peter Livingston Holsapple, born February 19, 1956, in Greenwich, Connecticut,
is an American singer, guitarist, bassist, and keyboardist best known as a
member of the jangle-pop band The dB's. After moving to Winston-Salem, North
Carolina, in 1962, he played in early bands including Dana & the Blue Jays,
Rittenhouse Square, and Little Diesel before joining The dB's in 1978. He became
the group's primary songwriter following Chris Stamey's departure, contributing
to albums such as Stands for Decibels (1981), Repercussion (1982), Like This
(1984), and The Sound of Music (1987). Fo...