#447

After getting an early break playing John Lennon in a touring company of the Broadway musical Beatlemania, Marshall Crenshaw began his recording career with the now-legendary indie single "Something's Gonna Happen." His growing notoriety in his adopted hometown of New York City helped to win Crenshaw a deal with Warner Bros., which released his self-titled 1982 debut album. That collection established Crenshaw as one of the era's preeminent rock ' n' rollers, and that was confirmed by such subsequent albums as Field Day, Downtown, Mary Jean & 9 Others, Good Evening, Life's Too Short, Miracle of Science, #447, What's in the Bag? and Jaggedland. 1999's #447 served as Crenshaw's fourth for the independent Razor & Tie imprint and it finds him further refining the masterful pop songwriting he made his name on with well-crafted originals like "Dime a Dozen Guy," "Television Light," "Glad Goodbye," and "Right There in Front of Me."

FREE Standard Shipping on qualifying orders over $25. Shipping restrictions and exclusions apply. View our Shipping Policy for details.

Eligible items may be returned within 30 days of receiving your order. Return conditions and exclusions apply. View our Return Policy for details.