Wednesday, February 20th, 2013

Thirty years after his magnificent debut, singer/songwriter Marshall Crenshaw is still in the business of songsmithing

By WALLACE BAINE The day Buddy Holly died was a day of sorrow and anxiety for Marshall Crenshaw’s family. The head of the household, unlike most other dads in Eisenhower-era America, was a big fan of this massively popular new artform called “rock & roll” and some of the Crenshaw cousins were also devoted