Six-Pack Of Love is the third solo album from Peter Case, who first gained notoriety with the San Francisco-based Nerves and then, as founder of Los Angeles' legendary Plimsouls. His solo debut, the 1986 self-titled Peter Case, was praised by Rolling Stone as "a pull-out-the-stops masterpiece." The Los Angeles Times and Washington Post named the ironically-titled follow-up, The Man With The Blue Postmodern Fragmented Neo-Traditionalist Guitar, among the best releases of 1989. On Six-Pack Of Love, co-produced by Mitchell Froom (Elvis Costello, Crowded House), Case wrote in collaboration with notables John Prine, Billy Swan and Tonio K. among others. The band on the album includes bassist Bruce Thomas (Elvis Costello and The Attractions), guitarist Michael Den Elzen, drummer Gary Mallaber (Van Morrison), and producer Mitchell Froom doubling on keyboards.

Dream About You
GEFFEN RECORDS   PRC-CD-4379
Compact Disc
1992


DREAM ABOUT YOU
   Peter Case/Andrew Williams


PETER CASE Vocals, Guitar, Piano
MICHAEL DEN ELZEN Guitar
BRUCE THOMAS Bass
GARY MALLABER Drums, Percussion
MITCHELL FROOM Keyboards
STEVEN SOLES Background Vocals

Produced by MITCHELL FROOM
   and PETER CASE
Engineered by TCHAD BLAKE
Recorded at Sunset Sound Factory
Mixed at Ocean Way
Mastered by BOB LUDWIG at Masterdisk
Digital Editing by DAVE COLLINS
Assistant Engineers: TOM NELLEN and JOHN PATERNO at Sunset Sound Factory:
   MAX GARCIA at Ocean Way

From the Geffen ablum Six-Pack Of Love.
Available on Cassette and Compact Disc
   (GEFC/GEFD-24466).
Promotional Copy. Not For Sale

Illustration: JEFFREY VALLANCE
Photography: DENNIS KEELEY
Art Direction: KEVIN REAGAN
Design: JANET WOLSBORN

A&R: MIO VUKOVIC
Management: GARY STAMLER MANAGEMENT
Los Angeles, CA

© 1992 Geffen Records