Marshall Crenshaw - The Bootleg Sounds of Marshall Crenshaw (2026)
BAND/ARTIST: Marshall Crenshaw
- Title: The Bootleg Sounds of Marshall Crenshaw
- Year Of Release: 2026
- Label: Yep Roc Records
- Genre: Americana, Power Pop, New Wave
- Quality: Mp3 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 43:27
- Total Size: 102 / 267 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. They Will Never Know (4:08)
2. (We're Gonna) Shake Up Their Minds (2:45)
3. All I Ever Wanted (Exerpt) (1:02)
4. That'll Be The Day (2:24)
5. Little Wild One (No. 1) [TV Track] (3:46)
6. The Distance Between (3:52)
7. Blues Is King [TV Track] (3:36)
8. Right Now (2:49)
9. Vocal Test (0:30)
10. Town Without Pity (3:01)
11. Terrifying Karaoke (4:01)
12. Synsonics Go Berzerko! (0:21)
13. Reet Petite (Live) (3:55)
14. Try (Live) (3:31)
15. This Is Easy (Live) (3:52)
1. They Will Never Know (4:08)
2. (We're Gonna) Shake Up Their Minds (2:45)
3. All I Ever Wanted (Exerpt) (1:02)
4. That'll Be The Day (2:24)
5. Little Wild One (No. 1) [TV Track] (3:46)
6. The Distance Between (3:52)
7. Blues Is King [TV Track] (3:36)
8. Right Now (2:49)
9. Vocal Test (0:30)
10. Town Without Pity (3:01)
11. Terrifying Karaoke (4:01)
12. Synsonics Go Berzerko! (0:21)
13. Reet Petite (Live) (3:55)
14. Try (Live) (3:31)
15. This Is Easy (Live) (3:52)
Marshall Crenshaw has dug through his archives and curated a compilation of previously unreleased recordings, demos and live songs recorded between 1984 and 1989. Songs include a cover of Buddy Holly’s “That’ll Be the Day,” featuring Garry Tallent and Max Weinberg; demo versions of songs that would appear on his third and fourth studio albums; live recordings from 1986-87; and other lost recordings Marshall unearthed from his studio. One very cool artifact included here is a demo snippet featuring vocals by Kirsty McColl. Marshall had been working on a demo for the song, “(We’re Gonna) Shake Up Their Minds,” but had hit a block in writing it. According to Marshall, “ At one point when I was struggling to write it, I sent the backing tracks to Kirsty MacColl to see what might happen- she wrote her own song (‘All I Ever Wanted’) over the tracks; it wound up on one of her albums (and a UK single too, but not one of her hits unfortunately). I’m presenting this the way I found it on the tape reel- my demo, followed by the last bit of her demo, which I accidentally recorded over.
This compilation provides a rare glimpse into an artist’s songwriting and recording process, as well as featuring some very fine recordings finally seeing the light of day.
This compilation provides a rare glimpse into an artist’s songwriting and recording process, as well as featuring some very fine recordings finally seeing the light of day.
| Country | Pop | Rock | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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