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The Smithereens with Marshall Crenshaw -- Photo by Luciano J. Bilotti
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The Smithereens shine at special NYC show

By John Curley
The Smithereens (left to right: Jim Babjak, Dennis Diken, guest vocalist Marshall Crenshaw and Mike Mesaros) participated in a night of talk and music at the Grammy Museum Experience at the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ on Thursday, October 24th. (Photo by John Curley)
Reviews

The Smithereens reminisce and perform on a special night in Newark

By John Curley
The Smithereens, with singer-songwriter Marshall Crenshaw on lead vocals and rhythm guitar, performed an incendiary show (their second of the night) at The Iridium in New York City’s Times Square on Saturday, July 13th. (Photo by Luciano J. Bilotti, courtesy of The Smithereens)
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The Smithereens were electrifying as the lights went out on Broadway

By John Curley
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Podcast

Ken Sharp introduces new album on the Goldmine Magazine Podcast

By Goldmine1
The Smithereens with Marshall Crenshaw are shown performing at Outpost in the Burbs in Montclair, NJ on Friday, June 1st. (Photo by Neil Seiffer)
Reviews

The Smithereens with Marshall Crenshaw tear it up in Montclair

By John Curley
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Articles

Artist Vinyl Record Value Guide: Marshall Crenshaw

By Goldmine1
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Blogs

A Few Minutes with Marshall Crenshaw

By John Borack
Dion DiMucci pauses between songs Oct. 21 at the Orchard offices in Manhattan. (Photo by Chris M. Junior)
News

Dion DiMucci previews his new album in New York

By Chris M. Junior
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Blogs

"Where Did THAT Come From?" - 10 Great Power Pop Tunes Found in Unexpected Places

By John Borack
Jorma Kaukonen (Photo by Chris M. Junior)
News

Looking back at South by Southwest 2015

By Chris M. Junior
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Features

Good, bad or ugly? Get the scoop with these album reviews

By John Borack
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Blogs

Some things old, some things new aka a ton of CD reviews

By John Borack
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Blogs

Dum Dum Girls is a recipe for punk, with 11 songs under 30 minutes

By Gary Fletcher