You're listening to nakedly examined music, a podcast about songs and songwriters.

My name is Mark Linson-Mire.

My guest for episode 193 is Peter Case.

He started his recording career in 1976 with the nerves which morphed into the breakaways.

Each of those involved other singer-songwriters.

He became the sole frontman in the Plim Souls, which put out two albums in the early 80s

you're now listening to a million miles away, their biggest hit from everywhere at once,

1983.

He then went solo and I mean fully solo.

Most of his shows are entirely by himself, just him in his guitar.

His release 16 solo studio albums will be discussing, have you ever been in trouble,

the opening track from the new one, Dr. Moon, then looking back to every 24 hours from

the show?

Let us now praise Sleepy John in 2007 and then all the way back to when you find out by

the nerves from their self-titled EP that was 1976.

We'll conclude by listening to anything from the 1995 album, Torn Again.

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