446 - Peter Case - New Album, My Life to Live - Live at McCabe's Guitar Shop
About this episode
Peter Case discusses his new live album and his extensive music career.
Peter Case’s 5-decade career in music has had many twists and turns, starting with the influential band the Nerves in the late Seventies, then the Plimsouls, who had an early eighties MTV hit with “A Million Miles Away.” Peter’s first, self-titled solo album from 1986 helped jump start the roots movement of the mid-80’s. 13 solo albums and now My Life to Live, from Sunset Blvd Records - Case's first, full-length live album, recorded at a familiar venue, McCabe’s Guitar Shop. We chat about the unique venue, plus how he rearranged a couple of his classic Plimsouls' songs for this album.
People in this episode
Host: Tony Peters
Guest: Peter Case
Topics covered
- Peter Case
- music career
- live album
- McCabe's Guitar Shop
- roots movement
- Plimsouls
- song rearrangement
Keywords
- Peter Case
- live album
- McCabe's Guitar Shop
- Plimsouls
- roots movement
- music career
- A Million Miles Away
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: McCabe's Guitar Shop, Sunset Blvd Records, the Nerves, the Plimsouls
Books & works: My Life to Live, A Million Miles Away
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