It's a chillin afternoon listen' to Peter Case as the Pats demolish the cards. 2 more tunes in comments - the 1st one is Paradise Etc. and the 2nd is Blue Distance for those who need to know. All off the same LP
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The latest Peter Case album, Let Us Now Praise Sleepy John, finds Case playing acoustic guitar and for the most part singing social commentary. It's one of those albums that grows on you after two or three plays, and then you can't live without it. Here's a song that will give you a sense of the album.
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Three years ago at this time, Hurricane Katrina hit Louisiana, Mississipp and Alabama hard. The USA hasn't really been the same since.The musical community, however, has always come to the aid of its brothers and sisters. In the wake of Katrina, many ad hoc charitable organizations formed for the express purpose to getting money and things directly into the hands of those affected, without t...
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Peter Case, who you might remember as the guy from The Nerves and The Plimsouls, has his 10th solo album coming out tomorrow (Tuesday), Let Us Now Praise Sleepy John. Yesterday's L.A. Times gave it a rave review and kept comparing him to Woody Guthrie. What more could any serious singer songwriter want? When his producer, Ian Brennan, played it for me last week, I asked Peter to put together a ...
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Peter Case (1986)A Radiant Acoustic TransformationHearing the vivid acoustic arrangements showcased on Peter Case's solo debut (after leaving behind two power pop/new wave bands, The Nerves and The Plimsouls), one can't help but marvel at the album's intimacy, hushed atmosphere and inventive percussive elements. Case's seemingly effortless acoustic transformation was realized by superhuman prod...
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