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by Mark DemingOne of the most well-respected singer/songwriters of his generation, Peter Case is an artist whose eclectic body of work embraces rock & roll, contemporary folk, blues, and a number of points in between. As a songwriter, Case has shown himself to be a master storyteller with a special understanding of underdogs and lost souls, and his direct, passionate style as a singer and guitarist has served him well in both electric and acoustic contexts. He first gained a reputation with the taut power pop bands the Nerves (One Way Ticket) and the Plimsouls (Everywhere at Once), but he moved from rock to a more acoustic-oriented sound with his 1986 solo debut Peter Case. 1993's Sings Like Hell was a straightforward set of blues and folk covers, 2000's Flying Saucer Blues ranks with his best sets of original songs, and 2017's On the Way Downtown: Recorded Live on FolkScene documents the intimate, fervent tone of his live shows.
Tracklist
| 1 | Vanishing Act | |
| 2 | Deja Blues | |
| 3 | Dream About You | |
| 4 | When You Don't Come | |
| 5 | Never Comin' Home | |
| 6 | It's All Mine | |
| 7 | Why Don't We Give It A Go? | |
| 8 | Why? | |
| 9 | Last Time I Looked | |
| 10 | Wonderful 99 | |
| 11 | I've Been Looking For You | |
| 12 | Beyond The Blues | |
| 13 | It Don't Matter What People Say |
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