Juniper Green

Vic Peterson met up with singer Diana Shearer at the BBC studios in Glasgow, and they formed a professional singing partnership under the name Vic and Diana. They moved into television, theatre and cabaret, and continued to perform around the world as Juniper Green. Dreams in the Sky and Cascade of Lace were recorded at Landsdowne Studios under the direction of Dennis Preston and released on Columbia DB8809 in 1971 as a single. Vic and Diana were married in 1972. The album Together Forever was released on Decca ECS 2160.Produced by Ray Horricks. Arrangements by Zack Laurence and Max Harris. Juniper Green recorded one other album on Galaxy Records (Galaxy 6008) produced by John Fiddy in 1978 to coincide with their appearances on TV shows such as Search for a Star and Opportunity Knocks. Vince Hill The Musical Time Machine, BBC Cabaret Showtime. Juniper Green were very successful through their career. They performed and toured world wide with many great stars including Val Doonican, Les Dawson, Jimmy Tarbuck, Lulu, Lena Zavaroni, Frank Carson the Alexander Brothers and countless more. Vic and Diana went their separate ways in 1980 Vic joined a group called The Wedgewoods, did some session and TV work and he still continues to perform, produce and compose. In his early days Vic Peterson joined up with Mike Petrie and recorded The Petermen album for RCA in 1968 (RD7949).The Petermen Sadly Diana died in 2018 from injuries sustained in an accident involving a cyclist.