@lsachs07 Yeah I know and I have a couple more including greatest hits. I just mean that his first two are my favorite waste of time and all time favs. Yeah I know this song is not among the first 2 records. I've seen Marshall in concert twice - actually in a very small building with about 50 others and he is great and very likable in person/concert. Sort of ego-less in some way .. just my opinion and I could be wrong.
For fans of Marshall Cranshaw His new album Jaggedland will be released on June 2, 2009. Go to the 429records website for more info and to hear tracks.
I have the original on an LP titled "Attack of the Killer Bees" Which was a collection of B-sides. Don't know if it is available in other formats but its a great track and worth hunting down.
Lots of places. It's available on Marshall Crenshaw's Greatest Hits album "This Is Easy." It's available on his self-titled debut album (the repackaged expanded edition, so if you buy online, check the track listings). And for a live acoustic version comparable to the one above, eh released a live album from the Stone Pony in Asbury Park, titled "I've suffered for my art, now it's your turn." Enjoy.
lol.. guess my Midler bashing hit a nerve deep down in your queer-core. sorry pal, but Beaches confirmed the initial suspicions: Bette Midler eats a dick--and apparently so do you
There was a kick ass version of it on youtube over a year ago but it has since been removed. Can't figure out why. It was a live performance from 1982 or so, and it rocked! Hope it comes back soon!
Let's hear it for Jason Crigler! (guitar on this video)
smashprod 1 year ago
Marshall should have been much bigger. His two records are outstanding. He gives a great concert and ought to be in the Rock Hall of Fame
11xzxzxz 1 year ago
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He has recorded more then two albums(cds) its close to 10. Five f which for Warner Brothers. His first two are the most recognizable.
lsachs07 1 year ago
@lsachs07 Yeah I know and I have a couple more including greatest hits. I just mean that his first two are my favorite waste of time and all time favs. Yeah I know this song is not among the first 2 records. I've seen Marshall in concert twice - actually in a very small building with about 50 others and he is great and very likable in person/concert. Sort of ego-less in some way .. just my opinion and I could be wrong.
11xzxzxz 1 year ago
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A pale shadow to his young days. what's with the goofy costume?
allclassics 2 years ago
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sounds like an auld drunk on a saturday night fucks sake !.
dazzabluenose 2 years ago
what do you mean owen paul's is better? Marshall wrote this song! It's his all the way.
timtormey 2 years ago 2
I had to get on the Staten Island Ferry to get over and see this guy for the first time.
Worth every goddamn minute!
Beautiful song!
Bliss725 2 years ago 2
owen pauls version is better
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4Blessed is that man that maketh the LORD his trust, and respecteth not the proud, nor such as turn aside to lies.
mosesmalon2 2 years ago
where can i get this song?!
Lilhisty2 3 years ago
I have the original on an LP titled "Attack of the Killer Bees" Which was a collection of B-sides. Don't know if it is available in other formats but its a great track and worth hunting down.
bushm8 2 years ago
Lots of places. It's available on Marshall Crenshaw's Greatest Hits album "This Is Easy." It's available on his self-titled debut album (the repackaged expanded edition, so if you buy online, check the track listings). And for a live acoustic version comparable to the one above, eh released a live album from the Stone Pony in Asbury Park, titled "I've suffered for my art, now it's your turn." Enjoy.
bighands1969 2 years ago
u should c me
be nice! cU
INDIFERENDRUMMER 3 years ago
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you're my favorite fascist pig!!
huntersthompson2005 3 years ago
Where did that come from?
jackynjimy 3 years ago
Ever heard the demo version of this with the heavy drums? It kills!
tkohl 3 years ago
I've had the pleasure of cathcing Crenshaw live, and he puts on a terrific show. One of my all-time favorites!
Badgerinmaine 4 years ago 3
To get back to the subject at hand: Marshall rocks!
RecordWarped 4 years ago 5
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this guy scares me!!
redso241 4 years ago
WHY? He's great.
11xzxzxz 3 years ago
owieeee it is owieeee
081312 4 years ago
nah owen paul mcgee's version is the best
his daughter is in my yr
u probs dont bleive me
but her names olivia and shes 14
and everyone sings it to her to piss her off
keaney123321 4 years ago
My favourite artist, and my favourite of his songs. What could be better? Marshall rocks!
TangentiallyYours 4 years ago 2
bette midler sucks horse-shit
yorick8080 4 years ago
Are you shure? can you prove this? Maybe it's some kind of PR gag from her. btw: get a life little kid!
drnobe 4 years ago
lol.. guess my Midler bashing hit a nerve deep down in your queer-core. sorry pal, but Beaches confirmed the initial suspicions: Bette Midler eats a dick--and apparently so do you
yorick8080 4 years ago
And so do quite a few people, some of whom remember the example of Stonewall. :)
Timmybear 4 years ago
This is nothing compared to Bette Midler's version. I know she covered it, but she made a superb version version. She sings it brilliant live.
Jonathanbooth 5 years ago
This is from:
"Marshall Crenshaw Live ----At the Can Company"
Baltimore, Maryland
May 7, 2004
Jason Crigler, (lead guitar)
Jeff Hill(bass)
kobym 5 years ago
we need more Crenshaw on this site
birdfeeder100 5 years ago 2
I am suprised to not see 'Someday Someway'anywhere. Anyone have that? Sorry if that one is cliche. It is still my fav.
TonyTuthill 4 years ago
There's a live version of it here now.
Badgerinmaine 4 years ago
There was a kick ass version of it on youtube over a year ago but it has since been removed. Can't figure out why. It was a live performance from 1982 or so, and it rocked! Hope it comes back soon!
55westend 3 years ago
I'm referring below to "Someday Someway" in response to another's poster's query.
55westend 3 years ago