Revel in Crenshaw's rock roots

Review Score: (8/10)
This album is a wonderful collection of well-crafted, ear-catching melodies, hitherto unknown gems and new versions of old favorites. Crenshaw fan(atic)s have come to expect no less from their man, but the very pleasant surprise on this album is "Everyone's in Love with You," a sweet little number written (and perhaps performed -- I'm not sure) by Marshall's brother, Robert. Also of interest is an instrumental version of "Blues Is King" from "Downtown" titled "Bruce Is King." This album is, of course, a must for any Crenshaw fan, but the curious music aficionado will find plenty here to learn and love. Easily worth the price of admission.

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