Marshall Crenshaw/Pre Warner Years Demos 1980-1981

Introducing rare demo tracks from Marshall Crenshaw, the power pop world’s best melody maker, who is also known as the Buddy Holly of the 80s, before he joined Warner. The master is a cassette tape, so it’s a bit rough, but it’s a collector’s item that fans will love. You can also enjoy the early demo of their debut work “Something’s Gonna Happen” which was later covered by Ronnie Spector. You can taste the scent of good old rock’n’roll, Todd Rundgren Bushi, and the roots of cult favorite Marshall. He opened for the famous Dave Edmonds, and he also has a deep knowledge of punk, and participated in the MC5’s reunion live show, so it’s clear that his musical curiosity is turning into melody. It’s a waste to think that you’re only a “Someday Someway” person! Take a peek at this piece of power pop masterpiece. 01. Never Gonna Happen Again 02. Communication (Ver.1) 03. We Belong Together 04. This is The Love 05. She’s Not Mine Anymore (Ver.1) 06. Somebody Like You 07. Now I’ve Got You 08 . She Can’t Dance 09. Not For Me 10. Brand New Lover 11. Communication (Ver.2) 12. I’ll Do Anything 13. Rockin’ Around in NYC 14. Soldier of Love 15. For Her Love 16. Something’s Gonna Happen 17. Mary Anne 18. The Usual Thing 19. There She Goes Again 20. Cynical Girl 21. She’s Not Mine Anymore (Ver.2)