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Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band
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Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band are generally regarded as one of the best live bands ever. Famous for their extremely long concerts, the band is well-respected throughout rock.
Since forming in 1972, the band’s members have changed, however, core members include saxophonist Clarence Clemons, organist Danny Federici, bassist Garry Tallent, drummer Max Weinberg, pianist Roy Bittan and, of course, guitarist/singer/songwriter Bruce Springsteen. Guitarist Steven Van Zandt joined the band while recording Born to Run and made this record at least possible. He became one of the most honored and most influential members.
Other musicians important to the band include guitarist Nils Lofgren (who stepped in after Van Zandt quit); guitarist/singer Patti Scialfa (who is also Springsten’s wife); and pianist David Sancious and drummers “Mad Dog” Vini Lopez and Ernest “Boom” Carter, who all had left the band prior to Born to Run. Also, The Rising tour saw the official addition of violinist Soozie Tyrell.
In 1989 the band split up, after the massive success of the Born in the USA tour and the quieter Tunnel of Love tour. However, in 1999, the band reunited and embarked on a rather successful 18-month reunion tour - the “E-United Tour” - and now were powered by three guitars (Springsteen, Van Zandt and Lofgren, with Scialfa usually playing a fourth, acoustic guitar).
Following the events of September 11, 2001, Springsteen and the Band embarked on their first studio recordings (excepting a short recording session for Springsteen’s 1995 Greatest Hits album) since 1984’s Born in the U.S.A. The band recorded The Rising in 2002, and then hit the road for another marathon, two-year tour.
Since forming in 1972, the band’s members have changed, however, core members include saxophonist Clarence Clemons, organist Danny Federici, bassist Garry Tallent, drummer Max Weinberg, pianist Roy Bittan and, of course, guitarist/singer/songwriter Bruce Springsteen. Guitarist Steven Van Zandt joined the band while recording Born to Run and made this record at least possible. He became one of the most honored and most influential members.
Other musicians important to the band include guitarist Nils Lofgren (who stepped in after Van Zandt quit); guitarist/singer Patti Scialfa (who is also Springsten’s wife); and pianist David Sancious and drummers “Mad Dog” Vini Lopez and Ernest “Boom” Carter, who all had left the band prior to Born to Run. Also, The Rising tour saw the official addition of violinist Soozie Tyrell.
In 1989 the band split up, after the massive success of the Born in the USA tour and the quieter Tunnel of Love tour. However, in 1999, the band reunited and embarked on a rather successful 18-month reunion tour - the “E-United Tour” - and now were powered by three guitars (Springsteen, Van Zandt and Lofgren, with Scialfa usually playing a fourth, acoustic guitar).
Following the events of September 11, 2001, Springsteen and the Band embarked on their first studio recordings (excepting a short recording session for Springsteen’s 1995 Greatest Hits album) since 1984’s Born in the U.S.A. The band recorded The Rising in 2002, and then hit the road for another marathon, two-year tour.
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Merry Christmas Baby
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The River
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I'm on Fire
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Born in the U.S.A.
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Hungry Heart
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Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out
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Darkness on the Edge of Town
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BruceNY wrote:
Artists are defined by two central fundamentals; their songs and concerts. For years, concerts were used as promotional tools to sell records. As the sixties progressed, the Grateful Dead appeared and within a few years, Led Zeppelin took concerts to new heights with festival grooviness and flashing arena-rock presence. For bands like the Dead and Zeppelin, the records weren’t enough. The concert became an extension of the record and in many ways, a more vital experience. Tapes were shared, stories told and myths were born. In the entire rock era, no other artist has a greater and more extensive legend than Bruce Springsteen. From stories of intimate in-your-face clubs shows early in his career to the misquoted myth of the five-hour show, the adoration and fervent followings Springsteen has amassed over the decades is almost unparalleled and on full display in a new book chronicling the 1978 Darkness on the Edge of Town tour, The Light in Darkness. www.thelightindarkness.com
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mrzigge wrote:
the problem at the moment is that everything on Spotify is tagged under this tag. which is silly. [5] !!!!!!!!
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FuturesPassed wrote:
I saw them in Tampa not too long ago. Amazing show, and I even wrote a review of it. You'll have to find it yourself, though, because some moderator here doesn't want me posting links to reviews or something stupid like that.
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davosmavo wrote:
merge please
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MrNutjob wrote:
the problem at the moment is that everything on Spotify is tagged under this tag. which is silly. [4] !!!!!!!!
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Bayou16 wrote:
glad spotify scrobbles the songs under Bruce Springsteen
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Bayou16 wrote:
Last.fm should not merge this with "Bruce Springsteen" [504]
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BruceNY wrote:
A distanza di 30 anni l’eccitazione e la passione che questo album ed il tour riuscirono ad accendere nel cuore dei fans non sono diminuite. “The Light in The Darkness” riporta in vita l’incredibile legame che i seguaci del Boss hanno con questo peri...odo della sua carriera rendendolo un’opera che i fans non potranno perdere. http://www.thelightinDarkness.com
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FrankFeranna wrote:
Anybody see the FREE video of the week on iTunes? That kid (Cory Chisel) sounds a TON like early Bruce. He's great. Check it out.
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ContinuityShay wrote:
Last.fm should not merge this with "Bruce Springsteen" [503]
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Lope_ wrote:
Last.fm should merge this with "Miley Cyrus" [38]
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mrzigge wrote:
Yeah it really annoys me that The Seger Sessions goes under "Bruce Springsteen And The E Street Band" on Spotify .
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FuturesPassed wrote:
"Bruce Springsteen" is for the studio albums, demos, and solo material. "Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band" is the name the live shows go under. Besides, if you merged this one, you'd have to merge "& The Sessions Band", too. The Sessions Band is not The E Street Band.
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mrzigge wrote:
Bruce Springsteen, the best music of all time! [2]
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dphilipps wrote:
Bruce Springsteen, the best music of all time!
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mrzigge wrote:
the problem at the moment is that everything on Spotify is tagged under this tag. which is silly. [2]
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krichprollsch wrote:
Last.fm should not merge this with "Bruce Springsteen" [502]
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Stjaernstoft wrote:
If you want to merge it, use the "suggest a correction" function.
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jamiejburton wrote:
"guntrip wrote: the problem at the moment is that everything on Spotify is tagged under this tag. which is silly." exactly!!!
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guntrip wrote:
the problem at the moment is that everything on Spotify is tagged under this tag. which is silly.
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