Marshall Crenshaw [Bonus Tracks] (2000) more music like this

by Marshall Crenshaw

In retrospect, 1982 was a brief, exhilarating moment in between the fall of disco and the rise of MTV, when the eternal verities of real rock & roll broke through once again. The punk and new wave music of the late '70s had given way to power-pop, a return to catchy, relatively unadorned guitar rock. In that context, it was easy to see Marshall ...

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The Best of Marshall Crenshaw: This Is Easy (2000) more music like this

by Marshall Crenshaw

Co-compiler Gary Stewart and project assistant David Gorman waste no time at all before addressing the question that has plagued rock critics and fans since 1981: "how can we rationalize the continued underappreciation of Marshall Crenshaw?" It's not just that Crenshaw is a cult favorite and critics' pet; he's also steeped in rock & roll ...

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Marshall Crenshaw [1982] (1982) more music like this

by Marshall Crenshaw

On the cover of his self-titled LP, Marshall Crenshaw -- complete with crew-cut, thick glasses and unfashionable suit -- looks like nothing so much as the second coming of Buddy Holly, or possibly an Americanized Elvis Costello; listening to the record itself does little to alter those first impressions, and even if his subsequent LPs failed to ...

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The Definitive Pop Collection (2006) more music like this

by Marshall Crenshaw

Once you've made the perfect pop album, it's hard to say what to do for an encore, and this is the dilemma that's dogged Marshall Crenshaw's career, at least from a commercial standpoint. Crenshaw's self-titled debut album, released in 1982, was a grand-slam collection of 12 superb songs, delivered with fresh-faced passion and sincerity and ...

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