Prove It All Night (Roc Roc)

External Download Link . MP3 (.RAR) [DOWNLOAD] Available until 29.07.2012 Brucebase Info (01.11.1980) Incomplete audience tape missing the start of the show. The tape cuts in during "Darkness On The Edge Of Town" but the missing tracks are likely to be "Born To Run", "Out In The Street" and "Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out". Set features "Prove It All Night" with the long piano and guitar introduction for the first time since 1978; the only known such versions outside of the Darkness On The Edge Of Town Tour are this, the following night, and in Barcelona and Manchester in 2012. Premiere of "Fade Away" (also with a long instrumental intro) and the first "Candy's Room" of the tour. "The Price You Pay" again features different lyrics and "Detroit Medley" includes a snippet of "Wabash Cannonball". Clarence sings Lloyd Price's "Stagger Lee" in the introduction to "Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)". Thanks to Cliff and Ivan for the updated setlists and Per for the details. Guest appearance by Jackson Browne on the tour premiere of Chuck Berry's "Sweet Little Sixteen". Space For Solidarity

Prove It All Night ROC ROC - # DR0479   01.11.1980 - L.A. Memorial Sports Arena, Los Angeles, CA   Disc 1 01. Darkness On The Edge Of Town 1 02. Independence Day 03. Factory 04. For You 05. Two Hearts 06. Jackson Cage 07. The Promised Land 08. Prove It All Night 09. The Price You Pay 10. The River 11. Badlands 12. Thunder Road Disc 2 01. Hungry Heart 02. Fire 03. Candy's Room 04. Because The Night 05. Fade Away 06. Stolen Car 07. The Ties That Bind 08. Wreck On The Highway 09. Backstreets 10. Rosalita Disc 3 01. Jungleland 02. Sweet Little Sixteen 03. Detroit Medley   Notes: 1 Start cut   Good sound for first half of set, second half suffers from sound level fluctuations for several tracks in.   According to BruceBase, Point Blank was also played in between Wreck and Backstreets.   Enjoy, /bobsmo   You Might Also Like…

Love, Soul & A Broken Heart (EV2)

External Download Link . MP3 (.RAR) [DOWNLOAD] Available until 15.07.2012 Brucebase Info (11.06.2012) Soundboard recording. One of the finest, most intense shows of the River Tour, perhaps related to the fact that Ronald Reagan had been elected president the day before – which Bruce notes with displeasure during the show. Many highlights in this show, including perhaps the definitive performance of "Drive All Night". Roy plays "Once Upon A Time In The West" as a prelude to "The River". According to Dave Marsh, during "Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)" Bruce fell off a speaker stack: "Bruce made one of his patented leaps to the speakers at the side of the stage. But this time he missed. The crowd just kept on cheering, but back at the sound-board where Jackson (soundman Bruce) and I were sitting, the tension was thick. Bruce might do anything, but this was weird; the band was holding the chord, and the chords of 'Rosalita' are not meant to be held for five seconds, much less fifteen. It's a good long drop from the speakers, two feet high, to the floor, a good eight or nine feet away. All there was between Bruce and the hard concrete floor was the band's monitor mixing board, but as he tumbled down, roadie Bob Werner reached out and broke the fall. (He sprained his wrist in the process.) Neither the band nor the crowd could see any of this. The next thing any of us knew, the guitar appeared, tossed atop the speakers. Then a pair of hands and at last, Springsteen's head, with his silly-faced-little-boy grin. He shook his head, pulled himself the rest of the way up, and strapped on his guitar, went back into action as if nothing had occurred.   Soundboard tape released on CDs 'Heart and Soul' (E Street Records) and 'Live In Tempe' (Palace), and most recently remastered on CDR 'Love Soul & A Broken Heart' (Ev2). The audio recording of “Badlands” from this show (minus spoken intro) was officially released on the Live 1975-85 box set. This show was professionally filmed in its entirety by producer/director Howard Lamden (who also served as Executive Editor). Lamden had previously filmed Pink Floyd and was the Director of Jackson Browne’s early '80s Downtown documentary. Unfortunately the film of this show remains in Springsteen’s vault and is not circulating among collectors. It is likely that the very brief snippets of River Tour performance footage seen in the promotional ‘10 Years Burning Down The Road’ advertisement for the Live 1975-85 box set emanates from the Howard Lamden film of this concert - although that is not 100% certain at this point. Click the link above to view this advertisement. Another tantalising snippet believed to be from this show can be seen in the 2012 documentary Wrecking Ball: A Conversation With Bruce Springsteen. Brucebase also believes that some of the concert was filmed from the audience.

Love, Soul & A Broken Heart EV2   05.11.1980 - Activity Center, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ 08.11.1980 - Reunion Auditorium, Dallas, TX * 15.11.1980 - The Summit, Houston, TX * 25.02.1988 - The Centrum, Worcester, MA *   * Bonus Tracks   Disc 1 01. Born To Run 02. Prove It All Night 03. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out 04. Darkness On The Edge Of Town 05. Independence Day 06. Factory 07. Jackson Cage 08. Two Hearts 09. The Promised Land 4 10. Out In The Street 11. Racing In The Street 12. The River 13. Badlands Disc 2 01. Thunder Road 02. Intro / No Money Down 03. Cadillac Ranch 04. Hungry Heart 05. Fire 06. Candy's Room 07. Sherry Darling 08. Intro / Here She Comes 09. I Wanna Marry You 10. The Ties That Bind 11. Stolen Car 4 12. Wreck On The Highway 13. Point Blank 14. Intro 15. Crush On You 16. Ramrod Disc 3 01. You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch) 02. Drive All Night 03. Backstreets 4 04. Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) 05. I'm A Rocker 06. Jungleland 07. The Detroit Medley 08. Yellow Rose Of Texas 1 09. Fade Away 2 10. Walk Like A Man 3   Notes: 1 08.11.1980 - Reunion Auditorium, Dallas, TX 2 15.11.1980 - The Summit, Houston, TX 3 25.02.1988 - The Centrum, Worcester, MA 4 Mixed with another show to fill missing part   Remastering Info   Many pops/clicks removed one by one, mixed missing parts with another soundboard shows from 1980, boosted audio levels on some quiet parts and so on. You'll hear the difference.   +Many other improvements I never list.   "Yellow Rose Of Texas" is originally just an intro to "Cadillac Ranch", that's the reason it fades out to "Fade Away".   “The Boots” Info "One of only four (circulating) complete soundboard shows from the entire River tour. This show includes several highlights from early in the tour, especially opening with Born to Run, as well as rare performances of "Jackson Cage" and "No Money Down" as an intro to "Cadillac Ranch". Another "highlight" may be the trio of "Stolen Car," "Wreck on the Highway," and "Point Blank".

A Night For Lennon

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A Night For Lennon Unknown - 09.12.1980 - Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA 28.11.1980 - Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY * 12.12.1980 - Hartford Civic Center, Hartford, CT * 31.12.1980 - Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, NY * 20.08.1981 - L.A. Memorial Sports Arena, Los Angeles, CA * - * Bonus Tracks - Disc 1 - 01. Intro 02. Bruce talk about Lennon 03. Born To Run 04. Out In The Street 05. 10th Avenue Freeze-Out 06. Darkness On The Edge Of Town 07. The Price You Pay 08. Independence Day 09. Two Hearts 10. Prove It All Night 11. The Promised Land 12. Racing In The Street 13. The River - Disc 2 - 01. Badlands 02. Thunder Road 03. Cadillac Ranch 04. Sherry Darling 05. Hungry Heart 06. Fire 07. Candy's Room 08. Because The Night 09. 4th Of July,Asbury Park (Sandy) 10. For You 11. Stolen Car 12. Wreck On The Highway - Disc 3 - 01. Point Blank 02. Rendezvous 03. Ramrod 04. You Can Look 05. Drive All Night 06. Rosalita 1 07. Santa Claus is Coming to Town 3 08. Jungleland 2 09. I'm a Rocker 1 10. Detroit Medley 2 11. Twist and Shout 4 - Notes - 1 28.11.1980 - Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY 2 12.12.1980 - Hartford Civic Center, Hartford, CT 3 31.12.1980 - Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, NY 4 20.08.1981 - L.A. Memorial Sports Arena, Los Angeles, CA - + The Boots.net: This show, the first night after the murder of John Lennon, is one of the more emotional shows of Bruce Springsteen's career. Bruce made a short speech at the start of the show, saying, "If it hadn't been for John Lennon, we wouldn't be here tonight." All of the fall 1980 shows were long, and this night wasn't an exception, as Bruce did 34 songs, including the "Detroit Medley" and an emotional "Twist and Shout." Circulating under the title "The Lennon Show."

Live In Tempe 1980

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Live In Tempe 1980 Palace Records - # Palace 011-013 - 05.11.1980 - Activity Center, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ - Disc 1 - 01. Born To Run 02. Prove It All Night 03. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out 04. Darkness On The Edge Of Town 05. Independence Day 06. Factory 07. Jackson Cage 08. Two Hearts 09. The Promised Land 10. Out In The Street 11. Racing In The Street 12. The River 13. Badlands  - Disc 2 - 01. Thunder Road 02. No Money Down 03. Cadillac Ranch 04. Hungry Heart 05. Fire 06. Candy's Room 07. Sherry Darling 08. Here She Comes 09. I Wanna Marry You 10. The Ties That Bind 11. Stolen Car 12. Wreck On The Highway 13. Point Blank 14. Crush On You 15. Ramrod - Disc 3 - 01. You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch) 02. Drive All Night 03. Backstreets 04. Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) 05. I'm A Rocker 06. Jungleland 07. The Detroit Medley - Notes - + Brucebase (05.11.1980): Soundboard recording. One of the finest, most intense shows of the River Tour, perhaps related to the fact that Ronald Reagan had been elected president the day before – which Bruce notes with displeasure during the show. Soundboard tape released on CDs "Heart and Soul" (E Street Records) and "Live In Tempe" (Palace), and most recently remastered on CDR "Love Soul & A Broken Heart" (Ev2). The audio recording of “Badlands” from this show (minus spoken intro) was officially released on the Live 1975-85 box set. This entire show was professionally filmed in its entirety by producer/director Howard Lamden (who also served as Executive Editor). Lamden had previously filmed Pink Floyd and was the Director of Jackson Browne’s early '80s Downtown documentary. Unfortunately the film of this show remains in Springsteen’s vault and is not circulating among collectors. It is likely that the very brief snippets of River Tour pro-shot performance footage seen in the promotional ‘10 Years Burning Down The Road’ advertisement for the Live 1975-85 box set emanates from the Howard Lamden film of this concert - although that is not 100% certain at this point. Many highlights in this show, including perhaps the definitive performance of “Drive All Night”. (…)

Heart & Soul

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Heart & Soul E. St. Records - # ES 08/09/10 - 05.11.1980 - Activity Center, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ 25.10.1980 - The Coliseum, Portland, OR * 27.11.1980 - Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY * - * Bonus Tracks - Disc 1 - 01. Born To Run 02. Prove It All Night 03. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out 04. Darkness On The Edge Of Town 05. Independence Day 06. Factory 07. Jackson Cage 08. Two Hearts 09. The Promised Land 10. Out In The Street 11. Racing In The Street 12. The River 13. Badlands  - Disc 2 - 01. Thunder Road 02. No Money Down 03. Cadillac Ranch 04. Hungry Heart 05. Fire 06. Candy's Room 07. Sherry Darling 08. Here She Comes 09. I Wanna Marry You 10. The Ties That Bind 11. Stolen Car 12. Wreck On The Highway 13. Point Blank 14. Crush On You 15. Ramrod - Disc 3 - 01. You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch) 02. Drive All Night 03. Backstreets 04. Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) 05. I'm A Rocker 06. Jungleland 07. The Detroit Medley 08. On Top Of Old Smokey 1 09. The Price You Pay 2 - Notes - 1 25.10.1980 - The Coliseum, Portland, OR 2 27.11.1980 - Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY - + Brucebase (05.11.1980): Soundboard recording. One of the finest, most intense shows of the River Tour, perhaps related to the fact that Ronald Reagan had been elected president the day before – which Bruce notes with displeasure during the show. Soundboard tape released on CDs "Heart and Soul" (E Street Records) and "Live In Tempe" (Palace), and most recently remastered on CDR "Love Soul & A Broken Heart" (Ev2). The audio recording of “Badlands” from this show (minus spoken intro) was officially released on the Live 1975-85 box set. This entire show was professionally filmed in its entirety by producer/director Howard Lamden (who also served as Executive Editor). Lamden had previously filmed Pink Floyd and was the Director of Jackson Browne’s early '80s Downtown documentary. Unfortunately the film of this show remains in Springsteen’s vault and is not circulating among collectors. It is likely that the very brief snippets of River Tour pro-shot performance footage seen in the promotional ‘10 Years Burning Down The Road’ advertisement for the Live 1975-85 box set emanates from the Howard Lamden film of this concert - although that is not 100% certain at this point. Many highlights in this show, including perhaps the definitive performance of “Drive All Night”. (…)

31/12/80 Nassau Coliseum – From Master Tapes

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31/12/80 Nassau Coliseum From Master Tapes Ev2 - 31.12.1980 - Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, NY - Disc 1 - 01. Independence Day - cut in beginning 02. Who'll Stop The Rain 03. This Land Is Your Land 04. The Promised Land 05. Out In The Street 06. Racing In The Street - fades out (during the piano outro) 07. The River - fades in 08. Badlands 09. Thunder Road - fades out 10. Cadillac Ranch 11. Sherry Darling 12. Hungry Heart 13. Fire 14. Candy's Room 15. Because The Night - Disc 2 - 01. Fade Away 02. The Price You Pay 03. Wreck On The Highway - fades out 04. Two Hearts 05. Ramrod 06. You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch) 07. Held Up Without A Gun 08. Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) 09. Jungleland - sax solo cut out 10. Born To Run 11. Detroit Medley - fadeout in the middle - Notes - + Brucebase (31.12.1980): Soundboard tape. Last known version of "Rendezvous" until 1999 and the live premiere of "Held Up Without A Gun". A tremendous show and one of the longest known with an astonishing 38 songs. The soundboard recording is released on CDs "Nassau Night" (Crystal Cat) and "Midnight Lightning" (Seagull) and on CDR "In The Midnight Hour" (Great Dane). Audio recording of “4th Of July, Asbury Park (Sandy)” from this show was officially released on the Live 1975-85 box set. In addition, that night’s performance of “Merry Christmas Baby” was officially released on 7”/12” vinyl in 1986 (as well as on the Very Special Christmas Various Artists benefit sampler LP/CD); “Rendezvous” was officially released on Tracks in 1998, and “Held Up Without A Gun” was officially released on the Essential Bruce Springsteen bonus CD in 2003. About 14 minutes worth of amateur film footage shot from the audience - including “In The Midnight Hour” New Year’s countdown and the first seconds of 1981, with Bruce spraying champagne all over the front row - is circulating among collectors. Thanks to Lost In The Flood for the info. A 26 track professionally mixed master recording is also available but many songs have fadeouts. There is also a whistling / whining noise audible during quieter moments. However, it does include the complete "The Price You Pay" - the closing harmonica solo is edited on Crystal Cat's "Nassau Night". This recording was mixed by an assistant engineer at the Record Plant and here's the information directly from him: "I was working as an assistant engineer at the Record Plant, and we recorded a number of shows on the tour for a live album. When they came back to Los Angeles, Toby Scott was starting to mix. I asked him if he would allow me to do a mix and evaluate my skills. He let me use the 24 track masters to do one song. He liked what I did and said if I want to play some more I could. I had forgotten about the tapes until a few days ago while going through some old boxes." Available on: "Nassau Coliseum - From Master Tapes" (Ev2).

1980-12-31 - NASSAU VETERANS MEMORIAL COLISEUM, UNIONDALE, NY

Title: Nassau Night

Label (Catalog #): Crystal Cat Records (CC 387/388/389)

Format: 3CD

Source: Soundboard

Location: Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Uniondale, NY

Date: December 31, 1980