Bootlegs

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[no title] (17 Jan 2015)
[no title] Ken G version
Date: 17 Jan 2015
Location: Paramount Theatre, Asbury Park, NJ
Format: –
Duration: –
01- THE LETTER
02- THIS LITTLE GIRL
03- (YOUR LOVE KEEPS LIFTING ME) HIGHER AND HIGHER
04- I DON'T WANT TO GO HOME
05- JANEY, DON'T YOU LOSE HEART
06- ADAM RAISED A CAIN
07- SAVIN' UP
08- FROM SMALL THINGS (BIG THINGS ONE DAY COME)
09- NEVER BE ENOUGH TIME
10- RACING IN THE STREET
11- PUMPING IRON
12- DARKNESS ON THE EDGE OF TOWN
13- STILL LOOK GOOD (FOR SIXTY)
14- FRANKIE FELL IN LOVE
15- HEARTS OF STONE
16- SAVE MY LOVE
17- TALKING TO THE KING
18- BECAUSE THE NIGHT
19- LIGHT OF DAY
20- THUNDER ROAD
21- THE PROMISED LAND


Track 01: cuts in
Tracks 01-04: with La Bamba's Big Band and Friends (including Southside Johnny)
Track 05: solo acoustic
Tracks 06-21: with Joe Grushecky & The Houserockers


The Ken G. Collection [Vol 212]

Source: iPhone 5 (Mono)

WAV > Editing in Soundforge 9.0 > EAC > TLH [SB's Aligned] > Flac level 8

Traders Den 1/21/15

Channels Balanced and Tracked by George [kingrue upload 387]


Notes from info file:

Here's something from Bruce Springsteen's most recent performance for the Light of Day Benefit. Attended by long time taper Ken G. The recording got a late start and the first song cuts in.

Bruce took the stage shortly before midnight, and stayed there for about an hour and 50 minutes. And that's not counting his guest appearances earlier in the evening, with LaBamba's Big Band and Willie Nile.

During his own set, he sang both classics "Thunder Road," "The Promised Land," "Darkness on the Edge of Town" and rarities "Hearts of Stone," "Save My Love," "Frankie Fell in Love". He opened with a solo acoustic version of "Janey, Don't You Lose Heart."

Joe Grushecky and the Houserockers backed him after that, and proved nearly as versatile as the E Street Band itself, excelling at everything from "Racing in the Street" to "From Small Things" and "Adam Raised a Cain" and "Because the Night."

The sound quality is somewhat distant and sometimes slightly overdriven. The vocals to have a light crackle from time to time. Due to the distance and random distortion, I'd rate this about a [B] for quality.

Enjoy
George