"In fact, all the solos Wardman picked for posterity Saturday night on his Gibson Junior were of a much sweeter grade than those milked from the Fender Tele he used formerly. Blue Peter's repertoire is captivating enough; but one awaits in eager anticipation Wardman's every taking to the spotlight. His liberal use the entire neck of his axe seems almost second nature."

Vintage Toronto added a photo of CFNY's Top 102 Canadian Songs from 1991. Blue Peter's "Don't Walk Past" is #15!

Best of the 80s - #24
Blue Peter: Falling

"A band that was a part of the early stages of the Canadian rock scene, Blue Peter achieved a high level of success like no other at the time. Though Blue Peter broke up in 1983 they are still widely known by 80's nostalgia."

"Maybe the best thing about Blue Peter's future ls Wardman's age - at 24 he's one of the band's senior members."

The first thing that strikes you about Toronto's Blue Peter is that they're a lot of fun to listen to.

Produced by Englishman Steve Nye, (XTC, JAPAN) , BLUE PETER's second album, FALLING (LR034) marked an important progression for the band, establishing their new line-up, (with keyboardist Jason Sniderman and drummer Owen Tennyson), as a hook heavy power-pop outfit.