Peter Pringle - Let Me Love You (1978)

Peter Pringle wrote ‘Let Me Love You’ with producer Michael Lloyd, and it came out in 1978 as a single only. That year he was nominated for the Juno Award for Most Promising Male Vocalist. He was appearing on American television with Merv Griffin and Dinah Shore, and guesting at home with Al Hamel and Alan Thicke. In 1979 he headlined his own CTV network special. Born in Halifax and raised in Toronto, Pringle sang in the Canadian Opera Company children’s chorus at six. He later wrote songs for Anne Murray and built a bilingual pop career from Montreal in the 1980s. Today he is known worldwide for his theremin performances and his recordings of ancient music. Written by Michael Lloyd and Peter Pringle Produced by Michael Lloyd Arranged by John D’Andrea Full story: https://citizenfreak.com/artists/101464-peter-pringle Museum of Canadian Music mocm.ca | citizenfreak.com