Ottima versione del concerto di Springsteen del 19 settembre 1978 questa “Pat Lee version”

101 Crowd
102 Good Rockin’ Tonight
103 Badlands
104 Streets Of Fire
105 Spirit In The Night
106 Rendezvous
107 Darkness On The Edge Of Town
108 Independence Day
109 The Promised Land
110 Prove It All Night
111 Racing In The Street
112 Thunder Road
113 Jungleland

201 Intro
202 The Ties That Bind
203 Intro
204 Santa Claus Is Comin’ To Town
205 Rave On
206 Fire
207 Candy’s Room
208 Because The Night
209 Point Blank
210 Mona
211 She’s The One
212 Backstreets

301 Intro
302 Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)
303 Born To Run.wav:
304 The Detroit Medley
305 Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out

Bel bootleg d’annata che testimonia il concerto di Springsteen al Damrosh Park di New York del 23 luglio 1971.

Ecco i dettagli:

C. C Rider 10:43
You Mean So Much To Me 6:31
C’mon Billy, Break Up The Wine ( Nothing Can Stop Me Now ) 7:04
I,m In Love Again 5:29
Dance Dance Dance 8:06
You Don’t Leave Me Much Choice 8:56
Jambalaya 13:02

Total Time 59:54

23/07/71 – DAMROSCH PARK, LINCOLN CENTER, NEW YORK
CC RIDER – DOWN THE ROAD APIECE (10:00) / YOU MEAN SO MUCH TO ME (5:07) / NOTHING CAN STOP ME (5:15) / I’M IN LOVE AGAIN (4:11) / DANCE DANCE DANCE (5:52) / YOU DON’T LEAVE ME NO CHOICE (8:55) / JAMBALAYA (12:47)
ONE show, with THE BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN BAND (along with a several other un-signed groups) performing as part of the Guggenheim Memorial Concert Series that took place daily in Damrosch Park during the summer of 1971. According to the New York Times the headliner and scheduled 8PM show closer on the 23rd was THE RICHARD GOLDMAN BAND, a classical orchestra noted for its creative use of wind and brass instruments. Bruce and his team were one of several unnamed-in-print undercard acts, each of who were allocated hour-long performing slots. At one point Bruce can be heard off mike asking “how much more time do we have?” The response back is “15 minutes” and Bruce times the end of his show impeccably. The fact that Bruce’s mid-1971 lineup included horns may have been the reason Tinker got this particular booking. The trumpet and sax are highly prevalent throughout and the arrangements (likely created by Van Zandt) are outstanding.
The above-mentioned setlist is taken from a soundboard recording that is available on the CD “THE BRUCE SPINGSTEEN STORY, VOLUME 6” (E Street Records). The bootleg cover implies some Columbia Records/CBS affiliation with the recording – but this is just fantasy artwork. This 60-minute recording has continuity between songs and is almost certainly the complete BSB show from this afternoon gig. Although this was an outdoor event, Bruce and the band were performing within the Guggenheim Band Shell. The superb acoustics of that shell, combined with an un-degradated source tape, have resulted in a truly exceptional concert document. Add to this a tight, highly disciplined and inspired performance by the entire band and it’s easy to see why most rate this Damrosch gig as the finest pre-CBS Springsteen concert currently in existence. This texture of this performance is more in keeping with the funkiness of Bruce’s 1974 Wild & Innocent Tour dates and early Asbury Jukes shows. It is essential audio in any Springsteen collection.
The 9-member Bruce Springsteen Band at Damrosch Park is the same as the 10-member contingent that performed at The Sunshine In ten days earlier (see 11/07/71 listing) with the exception that Tinker West is not playing congas – it seems Tinker was busy working the soundboard. This show includes some of Bruce’s finest early-period songwriting efforts. There are definitive live performances of “Jambalaya” and “You Mean So Much Tom Me” plus two songs (“I’m In Love Again” and “You Don’t Leave Me No Choice”) that are not available from any other show source. Delores Holmes delivers the sexy Ronnie Spector-ish lead vocal on these two songs. A Springsteen lead vocal of these two songs has yet to surface. Bruce’s searing guitar work during “You Don’t Leave Me No Choice” is among his all time best

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Bootleg audio del concerto di Springsteen a Firenze il 21 maggio del 1997.

Ecco i dettagli:

Disc 1:

01 The Ghost Of Tom Joad
02 Atlantic City
03 Straight Time
04 Highway 29
05 Darkness On The Edge Of Town
06 Murder Incorporated
07 Highway Patrolman
08 It’s Hard To Be A Saint In The City
09 Red Headed Woman
10 Two Hearts
11 The River
12 Born In The USA
13 Dry Lightning
14 Long Time Comin’

Disc 2:

01 Sinaloa Cowboys
02 The Line
03 Balboa Park
04 Across The Border
05 Happy Birthday
06 Growin’ Up
07 Working On The Highway
08 This Hard Land
09 No Surrender
10 Galveston Bay
11 The Promised Land

Dello stesso concerto esiste anche il bootleg in DVD come dicevo qui e qui qualche tempo fa.