Marshall Crenshaw, #447 - 39m 51s

Tracks & Durations

1. Opening	0:49
2. Dime a Dozen Guy	4:05
3. Television Light	4:44
4. Glad Goodbye	4:05
5. West of Bald Knob	3:26
6. Tell Me All About It	3:41
7. Ready Right Now	4:49
8. Eydie's Tune	3:18
9. T. M. D.	3:23
10. Right There In Front of Me	4:06
11. You Said What?	3:17

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Review

Pop-rocker Marshall Crenshaw's output--eight studio albums and a couple of collections of odds and ends over his nearly two-decade recording career--isn't the most prodigious in terms of size. But even the least ambitious of his records, such as #447, are suffused with a sweet puckishness that's never at odds with the resigned tone he often favors. Where 1996's Miracle of Science made up for a paucity of new songs with imaginatively chosen covers (Ray Price, Dobie Gray, Grant Hart), #447 fills space with three smooth instrumentals that suggest some smart indie-film music supervisor should hire Crenshaw. (He supplied music for the short-lived sitcom Men Behaving Badly and was seen in La Bamba and Peggy Sue Got Married.) Among the additions to his seemingly endless catalog of relationship-crisis numbers are "Dime a Dozen Guy" and "Glad Goodbye," while "T.M.D." (presumably titled "Truly, Madly, Deeply" before Savage Garden beat him to the punch) is a rarity on this record: a song about being happy in love. Go figure. --Rickey Wright

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