Pete McDonough has been studying, performing and writing about American roots music for 50 years.  His performances present a journey through all forms of Americana.

Pete’s recent projects include contributing to the production of Harlem Street Singer, the award winning documentary film by Woody Mann and Trevor Laurence, about the life and music of Rev. Gary Davis, writing biographies of two-dozen acoustic blues artists for the Complete Acoustic Blues Guitar Method, the 2024 release of An Autumn Afternoon, a 9-track CD on Huckleberry Music, and the release of Fat in Paris and Other People’s Blues, a 12-track CD on Huckleberry Music.

He regularly appears in venues and at festivals in the tri-state area and has opened for such musical legends as John Hartford, Vassar Clements, Honeyboy Edwards, Happy Traum, Odetta, Chris Smither and others. Pete lives in the Hopewell Valley in New Jersey.