Peter Case A Million Miles Way -Take Yes For An Answer Passport 2020 Productions 2023 The dilettante music lover might wonder why there's a biopic/documentary available devoted to a living musician ...

Welcome to The Power of Song, Episode 2, our new podcast celebrating songwriting and the songwriters who do it. For this show there would be few better guests than the great Peter Case, a songwriter ...

The alt-folk hero burst out of the gates with "If I Go Crazy." For his latest trick, Case stated that he didn't have time to tell the full story of the song's inspiration but would say a few key words ...

Oft-remembered for soundtracking “Valley Girl” with the classic cut “A Million Miles Away,” singer-songwriter Peter Case has a worldwide following, but veteran followers of the Los Angeles music scene ...

Peter Case is completely at ease as he plays an intimate show at McCabe’s Guitar Shop’s guitar-lined back room in Santa Monica. In Peter Case: A Million Miles Away, the recently released documentary, ...

These days, Peter Case is known as a respected, cult-audience artist who specializes in thoughtful neo-folk-rock. In 1981, however, Case was the frontman for The Plimsouls, a jittery, raucous band ...

In general, music is an art of genres. And subgenres. And sub-subgenres. And even then, the lines get too fuzzy for nitpicky record store clerks looking to place discs in their respective divider ...

Peter Case: vocals, guitar, harmonica; J. Henry Burnett: guitars, percussion, vocals; Mike Campbell: guitar; Fred Tackett: guitar; Rusty Anderson: guitar; Warren ...

Peter Case has enjoyed a storied career that, over the span of five decades, has included playing punk, rock ‘n’ roll, blues and pop and points in between, though, since his first solo album in 1986, ...

A documentary about the one-time frontman of L.A.'s Plimsouls traces his journey from street busker to putative rock star to his last four decades of being a folk (or folk-rock) hero. This is where ...

After roughly a decade, Vanguard has seen fit to finally anthologize Peter Case’s second coming as a solo troubadour. Perhaps partaking in the afterglow of short-lived but much-beloved power-pop ...