Thirty Years Of Sublime Rock 'n' Roll: A Conversation With Marshall Crenshaw, Plus Chatting With Petra Haden, Cory Mon and Wes Kirkpatrick
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Losers Take All,
Whit Smith,
The Eagles,
Ira Kaplan,
The Bulgarian Female Vocal Choir,
Hot Club of Cow Town,
Rich Kienzle,
Robert Crenshaw,
Rachmaninoff,
Chad Weiss,
The Milo Twins,
Marshall Crenshaw,
Cheap Trick,
The Byrds,
Albert Einstein,
David Byrne,
Keith Jarrett,
Bug Music,
Alan Betrock,
John C. Reilly,
Ronnie Spector,
The Stooges,
Jaron Lanier,
Cibo Matto,
Sean Lennon,
If by Yes,
The Move,
Bach,
La Bamba,
Pat Metheny,
Charlie Haden,
Sam Phillips,
Tom Wolfe,
Stefan Sagmeister,
Yuko Araki,
Nick Lowe,
Debussy,
Hirotaka Shimizu,
Richard Goddard,
Robert Gordon,
Owen Paul,
Nilsson,
Phil Spector,
Jake Riviera,
Beatlemania,
Miles Davis,
Aretha Franklin,
The Beatles,
Bo Diddley,
Petra Haden,
The Louvin Brothers,
Yo La Tengo,
Bill Frisell,
Cory Mon,
Guitar Hero,
Erik Satie,
David Richman,
Karen Berg,
Steve Reich,
Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story,
Yoko Ono,
Cory Mon & the Starlight Gospel,
The Foo Fighters,
You Are Not a Gadget,
Empire Records,
Razor & Tie,
Buck Owens,
Danny Tamberelli,
Nickelodeon,
Gin Blossoms,
The Ventures,
Rock Band,
Marti Jones,
The Adventures of Pete & Pete,
Graham Maby,
City Winery,
Wes Kirkpatrick,
Keigo,
Cornelius,
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Back in 1981, Marshall Crenshaw's single "Something's Gonna Happen" was released on Shake Records, initiating his string of critically acclaimed classic albums and 45s. Now Marshall, celebrating 30 years of music-making, sits down to talk.
Mike Ragogna | Posted 06.11.2011