VINYL-OF-3īRUCE SPRINGSTEEN: THE ALBUM COLLECTION VOL. VINYL-OF-LIVE-1īRUCE SPRINGSTEEN WITH THE SESSIONS BAND: LIVE IN DUBLIN 2007. HAMMERSMITH ODEON, LONDON, 1975 2006 Columbia. THE GHOST OF TOM JOAD 1995 Columbia C67484. TUNNEL OF LOVE 1988 Columbia VINYL-OF-2ĬHIMES OF FREEDOM 1988 Columbia 4C 44445. VINYL-OF-1ĭARKNESS ON THE EDGE OF TOWN, Half Speed Mastered 1978 Columbia HC45318. VINYL-OF-1īORN TO RUN Half Speed Mastered 1980 Columbia HC43795 VINYL-HSM-1ĭARKNESS ON THE EDGE OF TOWN 1978 Columbia AL 35318.
VINYL-OF-1īORN TO RUN 1975 Columbia AL 33795. THE WILD, THE INNOCENT & THE E STREET SHUFFLE Framed and Signed by Springsteen and Various E Street Band members 1973 Columbia AL 32432. THE WILD, THE INNOCENT & THE E STREET SHUFFLE 1973 Columbia AL 32432. Please see our Frequently Asked Questions for further details.ĪLBUMS (OFFICIAL RELEASES) – SINGLES, 45 RPM (OFFICIAL RELEASES) – SINGLES, 33 1/3 RPM (OFFICIAL RELEASES) – BENEFIT ALBUMS (OFFICIAL RELEASES) – PICTURE DISCS, 33 1/3 RPM (OFFICIAL RELEASES) – PICTURE DISCS, 45 RPM (OFFICIAL RELEASES) – PICTURE DISCS, 33 1/3 RPM (UNOFFICIAL RELEASES) – PICTURE DISCS, 45 RPM (UNOFFICIAL RELEASES) – ALBUMS (UNOFFICIAL RELEASES) – SINGLES (UNOFFICIAL RELEASES) – CLARENCE CLEMONS – DAVID SANCIOUS– NILS LOFGREN – STEVEN VAN ZANDT– OTHERS– SINGLES (OFFICIAL RELEASES) – ALBUMS (OFFICIAL RELEASES) – TRIBUTE ALBUMS: (UNOFFICIAL RELEASES)– (MISCELLANEOUS) Box numbers, such as VINYL-OF-1, identify the location of vinyl recordings in the Collection. Emilia Halvorsen was my indispensable partner through the recording process and lent her voice, ear, and hands to most of these songs.All Collection holdings are publicly accessible. I watch the funeral pass below the windowįor the sounds I could not make or find myself, I turned to, in no particular order, Dan Lipsitz (winds, horns: “Best Band”), Wes Langlois (guitars, mandolin: “Best Band”), Kristin Weber (vocals, violin: “Sand Creek”), Erin Aoyama (harmonies: “Best Band”), Joyce Kwon (harmonies: “Gimme Chills”), Armand Aromin (fiddle, vocals: “Gimme Chills”), Takénobu (strings: “Miss Burma”), Hamilton Berry (cello: “Close Your Eyes”), Karen Tingey (taiko samples: “Sand Creek”), Jeff Worral (trumpet: “Best Band”), David Ginger (trombone: “Best Band”), and Jacob Borchardt (bugle: “Sand Creek”). Sometimes I think the most communist things… My mother said once that’s where dragons layĪin’t nothing sadder than some gook with an American dream If I’d seen what she’s seen, I might see her side Not letting go, now, that’s the bodhisattva’s sin I keep no grudge against some Old World kin Saw the flag on my hat, told me to take it off The in between, that’s where we must exploreīedazzled star-spangled t-shirt tiger mom The cavalry hung scalps from a chandelier in DenverĪ fool to think that this place could ever be yours There are some days, it might be best not to remember Or Cheyenne Mochi, shakin’ and shiverin’? Where the Sand Creek meets the Arkansas River?ĭo you know the tale of old One-Eye’s daughter, Say, have you ever been to eastern Colorado, Give me Coca-Cola, Chuck Taylors, and an Apple watch Give me the USS Olympia, nine ships heaven sentĪnd if we never get back home, gimme chills Give me another century to make it up to you Sing me songs so classic, like cherry cola thrills Give me all the treason you might carry in your heart Locked up in prison camps for no fuckin’ reason He left the band to Tets, Joy went with her family to DC.Īnd that’s the story from old Heart Mountain Under machine guns they danced behind barbed wireĪt below zero, it meant something to singĪngelenos mixing up with farm kids in the choir War bond drives in Powell, Mormons dancing in LovellĪ bunch of “Japs” playing jazz at the Thermopolis prom Man, them old folks, they really lost it all Teenage bodies unchained from their parents
They practiced daily, gigged on the weekend The clarinet kid, the “Nisei Artie Shaw,”ĭropped by rehearsal in a tar paper barrack Little Tets Bessho rep’d the Kardiacs gang Under the mountain, it meant something to sing Under starlight they danced behind barbed wire He toured up the coast and even played Japanīefore the war, they ripped up the Florida Ballroom Mom said, “If you keep up with school, Joy, you can sing.” With some girlfriends to cheer her on, their club was called the Radelles
#THE 1975 ALBUMS TEST FREE#
Let Yone have it on a free two-year lease Tracked down a kid who brought a trumpet to Pomona So young Yone grabbed his silver mouthpiece
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