Peter Case returns to the form he perfected on his second album Torn Again and again turns to producers Larry Hirsch and J. Steven Soles for a collection of rock and folk songs -- and first album of original material in three years. The tone of the pop song "Baltimore" recalls his Plimsouls sound, while "Anything" and "Breaking the Chain" are gentler, metaphorical songs with a folk-rock base. More heartfelt and less hardened, Case sings for the grown-ups. ~ Denise Sul...   [ read more ]

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After a yearlong abstinence from writing in the wake of his father's death, Case retured with Beeline. The production suggests that at least one of the goals here is to maintain Case's credibility as an off-center artist. The lineup is notable for the presence of the artist's son, Joshua Case, who contributes competent guitar parts and a few superfluous electronic effects. ~ Robert L. Doerschuk, All Music Guide

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After a tumultuous tenure with a giant label, Case took the time to regroup and reassess his roots on Sings Like Hell, a set of unaccompanied traditional and modern folk songs delivered in Case's forthright manner, completely in step with the trend toward mainstream rock reclaiming roots music. The perfect introduction to traditional American music for rock fans; folk and blues fans will also appreciate the richness in Case's delivery. His reading of "Lakes of Pontchartrain" is one for the b...   [ read more ]

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