Wrecking Boston - Night 1 (Jdwtyl Version)

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Wrecking Boston - Night 1 JDWTYL VERSION   2012.08.14 - Fenway Park, Boston, MA   Disc 1 01. Intro 02. The Promise Land 03. Out In The Street 04. We Take Of Our Own 05. Wrecking Ball 06. Death To My Hometown 07. My City Of Ruins 08. Spirit In The Night 09. The E Street Shuffle 10. Jack Of All Trades 11. Atlantic City Disc 2 01. Because The Night 02. Johnny 99 03. Darlington County 04. Working On The Highway 05. Shackled And Drawn 06.vWaitin' On A Sunny Day 07. Boom Boom 08. Drive All Night 09. The Rising 10. Badlands 11. Thunder Road Disc 3 01. We Are Alive 02. Born To Run 03. Rosalita 04. Glory Days 05. Dancing In The Dark 06. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out 07. Dirty Water 08. Twist And Shout   Notes: Total run time = 3:28:58 Enjoy!   Recording Info   Source: Schoeps MK4's > Schoeps CMR's > Naiant Tinybox > Edirol R-09HR ; Transfer: SDHC > Adobe Audition > Cakewalk pyro > .WAV > FLAC(5) ; Location: Section 14, Field Box 23, Row G   Brucebase Info (14.08.2012) …No great surprises for the first of two nights in Boston as Bruce and Band return to the stage after a two week break. "Boom Boom" makes its first appearance this tour, and there's the expected "Dirty Water" in the encores. 29-song set also includes "Drive All Night", and "The E Street Shuffle" makes a welcome comeback after a short break. Patti Scialfa is not present.   Sample

Copenhagen Night (CC)

External Download Link [DOWNLOAD] Uploader: SB Brucebase Info (26.06.1999) …Audience tape. Set opener was played as it was raining hard at the start of the concert - and it continued through most of the night. Tour premiere for "Because The Night". "Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out" includes "It's All Right" and "Fire". First ever performances in Denmark of "Darlington County", "Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out", "Where The Bands Are", "Stand On It", "If I Should Fall Behind", and "Land Of Hope And Dreams". Available on CD "Copenhagen Rain" (Piggham) ,"Who'll Stop The Rain" (?) and "Copenhagen Night" (Crystal Cat). The Piggham version is perhaps the best of the three.   You Might Also Like…

Copenhagen Night CRYSTAL CAT – # CC 534/535/536   1999.06.26 - Parken Stadium, Copenhagen, DENMARK 1999.06.27 - Valle Hovin Stadion, Oslo, NORWAY *   * Bonus Tracks   Disc 1 01. Intro                 02. Who'll Stop The Rain 03. Prove It All Night 04. Two Hearts       05. The Promised Land 06. Darlington County 07. Tougher Than The Rest 08. The River        09. Youngstown       10. Murder Incorporated 11. Badlands         12. Out In The Street Disc 2 01. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out 02. Where The Bands Are 03. Working On The Highway 04. Because The Night 05. The Ghost Of Tom Joad 06. Streets Of Philadelphia 07. Backstreets 08. Light Of Day 09. Stand On It 10. Hungry Heart Disc 3 01. Born To Run 02. Bobby Jean       03. Thunder Road 04. If I Should Fall Behind 05. Land Of Hope And Dreams 06. My Love Will Not Let You Down 1 07. Darkness On The Edge Of Town 1 08. Mansion On The Hill 1 09. The River 1 10. My Girl 1   11. Jungleland 1   Notes: 1. 1999.06.27 - Valle Hovin Stadion, Oslo, NORWAY   Sample

Everybody Clap Your Hands – Boston Night 3 (Featuring The Miami Horns)(JEMS - Steve Hopkins’ Master Tapes)

External Download Link [DOWNLOAD] Uploader: SB Brucebase Info (24.03.1977) …Show features "It's Hard To Be A Saint In The City" and the first known Springsteen version of Jackie Wilson's 1967 hit "(Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher And Higher".   Photo Gallery Thanks You Might Also Like…

Everybody Clap Your Hands – Boston Night 3 (Featuring The Miami Horns) JEMS ; STEVE HOPKINS’ MASTER TAPES   1977.03.24 - Music Hall, Boston, MA   Disc 1 01. Night 02. Don't Look Back 03. Spirit in the Night 04. Incident on 57th Street 05. Thunder Road 06. Mona / She's the One 07. Tenth Avenue Freeze-out 08. Growin' Up 09. It's Hard to Be a Saint in the City (slight bit of start missing) Disc 2 01. Backstreets 02. Jungleland 03. Rosalita 04. Born to Run 05. Quarter to Three 06. Little Latin Lupe Lu 07. You Can't Sit Down 08. Higher and Higher   Notes: Night three of what I consider Springsteen's greatest concert stand ever is the penultimate show in the run, and sets the stage for the final show one night later. Or, as some have argued, is night three the apex itself, the best performance of the bunch?   For me, its bit like debating Sassacaia vs. Solaia--they are both so fucking great, which is "the best" hardly matters, especially when you are fortunate enough to enjoy them both. As I have once, maybe twice, just so you don't get the wrong idea.   And both shows we shall have, but up first is March 24 and what a show it is. It retains the addition of "Incident on 57th Street" from the previous night, but for my money this is a superior performance, one of the song's finest. Joining the set this night are two welcome additions. The first is a lively "Saint in the City." Here's a track that shows off just how sublime Steve Hopkins' recording is. I'm sure three nights into the run, the sound in the room had been tuned to perfection and Steve is getting it ALL. The guitar duel can be heard right down to the six strings.   The second addition is one you all know, and probably the song that pushed the Boston run into the rarefied air it occupies: a cover of Jackie Wilson's "(Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher and Higher."   Why is "Higher and Higher" so significant? Well, part of it has to do with the timing of these shows, which would be the final performances before Bruce returned to the studio to begin recording Darkness on the Edge of Town. While the Appel lawsuit was not yet settled, Bruce had seen the light at the end of the tunnel, so there's a sense of both relief and anticipation that feels palpable in all four Boston '77 performances.   "Higher and Higher" comes across like that perfect addition, that one step beyond, with Bruce telling his fans through the song that they had sustained him through this dark period, when his future as a recording artist was up in air. "Higher and Higher" is akin like that great finale song at the end of a musical that just seems to sweep up every theme of the night into one last exuberant declaration. Hear for yourself. Samples provided. Ticket stub, too.   Thanks yet again to Steve for allowing JEMS to present his incredible work in a fresh light.   The Boston '77 run will return.   / BK for JEMS   Recording Info   Steve Hopkins master via JEMS   Taping Gear: Sony ECM-99A > Sony TC-158SD (recorded on two Maxell UD 90-minute tapes, Dolby B encode)   JEMS 2012 transfer: SH master cassettes > Nakamichi CR-7A (Dolby B decode) > Sound Devices USBPre2 (24/96) > Peak 6.0 with iZotope Ozone > .wav (24/96) > resample via iZotope MBIT+ to .wav (16/44) > FLAC   Sample

Wrecking Montpellier (Germain Version)

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Wrecking Montpellier GERMAIN VERSION   2012.06.19 - Park & Suites Arena, Montpellier, FRANCE   Disc 1 01. Inroduction 02. We Take Care Of Our Own 03. Wrecking Ball 04. Badlands 05. Death To My Hometown 06. My City Of Ruins 07. Spirit In The Night 08. Growin' Up 09. Jack Of All Trades 10. Candy's Room 11. Prove It All Night 12. She's The One Disc 2 01. Working On THe Highway 02. Shackled And Dawn 03. Waiting On A Sunny Day 04. Apollo Medley  05. Point Blank 06. The River 07. The Rising 08. Out In The Street 09. Land Of Hope And Dreams Disc 3 01. Born In The USA 02. Born To Run  03. Bobby Jean 04. Seven Night To Rock 05. Dancing In The Dark 06. Tenth Avenue Freeze Out   Notes: 2 Songs are missing "Fire" and "Rocky Ground"   Recording Info   Taper: Germain Core Sound Cardiod Mics, Battery Box, Edirol R9 (16/44 Khz)   Brucebase Info (19.06.2012) …First indoor arena show in Europe for this tour. In what is becoming a regular occurrence, the band take the stage to Once Upon A Time In The West. The 28-song set features the tour premieres of "Growin' Up" (with Roy playing a piano solo where Clarence would usually play the sax solo) and "Fire", the latter by sign request. "Fire" requires three (intentional) false starts, just like the 1986 Bridge Benefit show. Bruce takes the outro guitar solo on "Prove It All Night". Patti Scialfa is not present.   Sample

Ducky Slattery Rises (ER Archives Via JEMS)

External Download Link [DOWNLOAD] Uploader: SB Brucebase Info (28.03.1976) …Audience tape from the ER archives via JEMS. The tape entered circulation in August 2012, prior to this there was no circulating audio. Above-mentioned presumably complete setlist is culled from information from a May 20th 1976 report in Rolling Stone, a brief review in Duke University's Student Newspaper and an audience recording (which contains the full set, save for "Quarter to Three"). A Brucebase reader present also adds that he recollects "It's My Life" also being played and that "I distinctly remember looking down the row of people and seeing that every single one of them had their mouths open (as did I) in stunned silence, mesmerized by the story and the music. It was thrilling." This is one of only a few shows in which all eight songs from the Born To Run album are performed. A contributor to the Greasy Lake website says that "Detroit Medley" was performed. First confirmed public Springsteen performance of "Raise Your Hand," and the recording supports that claim as Springsteen calls out chord changes to the band. Some sources suggest that "Kitty's Back" was played, but there is no evidence of it on the audience recording…

Ducky Slattery Rises ER ARCHIVES VIA JEMS   1976.03.28 - Cameron Indoor Stadium, Durham, NC   Disc 1 01. Night 02. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out 03. Spirit In The Night 04. It's My Life 05. Thunder Road 06. She's The One 07. Born To Run Disc 2 01. Meeting Across The River 02. Backstreets 03. Blinded By The Light 04. Jungleland 05. Rosalita 06. Raise Your Hand 07. Sandy 08. Detroit Medley   Notes: Hello and welcome to the first in a planned series of releases from the ER Archives, the collection of an active '70s taper and trader who stepped away from collecting, leaving his tapes pretty much dormant until now. We're still culling through the archive, but it is already clear that it contains some previously uncirculated shows as well as upgrades to circulating tapes, both audience and soundboard. ER used high-end tape decks and good tape, so his copies of even well- known shows may well be improvements.   The first of them is this previously unknown recording from Duke University, March 28, 1976, making it the earliest document we have of the Chicken Scratch tour, predating East Lansing (a JEMS master recording as it turns out) by nearly a week. The Chicken Scratch tour draws its name from the trek's circuitous routing and it hit several markets that were missed on the previous year's tour, including the Carolinas.   Bruce alludes to this foray south at a couple points in the show, asking if anyone in the crowd was down from Jersey or New York ("we got the same crowd following us around everywhere"). He also name drops "Ducky Slattery," made famous during the 1973 Main Point broadcast, saying that he used to tell a story about this guy who lived next to a gas station.   The setlist is reflective of the early part of the '76 tour, and features one of only four known (and three recorded) performances that year of "Blinded By the Light," which Bruce himself introduces by saying they haven't played it in a long time. The set also includes the first known cover of Eddie Floyd's "Raise Your Hand," with Bruce calling out at least one chord change ("D!") to support the idea that this is indeed its premiere.   The Duke show is also notable as one of but a handful of period shows to contain performances of all eight songs from Born to Run, including the rarely played "Meeting Across the River." There's also a passionate reading of "It's My Life" leading into "Thunder Road." The good news is that a few minor defects aside, this is a very nice recording for 1976 and all the songs are intact without cuts. I even heard some guitar bits and vocal parts I had never noticed before in other '76 shows. The only missing track is the presumed set closer, "Quarter to Three”.   /Wayne Darlington for JEMS and the ER Archives   You Might Also Like…