01 Joe Bonadonna - WMMR-FM Intro
02 Marshall Crenshaw - Blues Is King
03 Marshall Crenshaw - Whenever You're On My Mind
04 Marshall Crenshaw - Shake Rattle and Roll
05 Marshall Crenshaw - Someday Someway
06 Marshall Crenshaw - Mary Ann
07 Marshall Crenshaw - Right Now
08 Marshall Crenshaw - The Distance Between
09 Marshall Crenshaw - Reet Petite
10 Marshall Crenshaw - Little Wild One (No. 5)
11 Marshall Crenshaw - Cynical Girl
12 Marshall Crenshaw - Soldier Of Love
13 Marshall Crenshaw - Encore Break
14 Marshall Crenshaw - I'm Sorry (And So Is Brenda Lee)
15 Marshall Crenshaw - There She Goes Again
02 Marshall Crenshaw - Blues Is King
03 Marshall Crenshaw - Whenever You're On My Mind
04 Marshall Crenshaw - Shake Rattle and Roll
05 Marshall Crenshaw - Someday Someway
06 Marshall Crenshaw - Mary Ann
07 Marshall Crenshaw - Right Now
08 Marshall Crenshaw - The Distance Between
09 Marshall Crenshaw - Reet Petite
10 Marshall Crenshaw - Little Wild One (No. 5)
11 Marshall Crenshaw - Cynical Girl
12 Marshall Crenshaw - Soldier Of Love
13 Marshall Crenshaw - Encore Break
14 Marshall Crenshaw - I'm Sorry (And So Is Brenda Lee)
15 Marshall Crenshaw - There She Goes Again
There's a bit of intermittent radio static on Blues Is King. Hey, that's the way radio was back then. It settles right down after that into a very clear broadcast.
We get several nice covers; Mr. C takes on Big Joe Turner's "Shake, Rattle and Roll," Jackie Wilson's "Reet Petite" and the fabulous Arthur Alexander's "Soldier of Love." I note that the Beatles used to do the Turner and Alexander songs, back when they were playing the Cavern.
Once again, thanks to the Sam Elliot's Mustache collection of vintage Philadelphia radio broadcasts.
Thank you! Mr Crenshaw is one of my favorites and it is incredibly difficult to find good quality recordings of his shows. I've neve seen thi anywhere before. What a great find!
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ReplyDeleteThank you! Love this band and the covers are a nice treat!
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