"Frankly, when you're fortunate enough to sign a deal with Bruce Springsteen," Serling says with a laugh, "you don't really argue with his choice for the first release from his archives! Recording sessions for the next album began in early June 1977, but Springsteen kept making guest appearances at other artists' gigs, and jamming with Southside Johnny at The Stone Pony, Asbury Park, NJ. During that time, Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes were on tour. A real eye opener, we squeezed the bus through the narrow streets, where rubbish piles high over people’s heads.

The live 05 Nov 1980 version of BACKSTREETS was released on the This was basically because he was not able to put a record out, and it was the only way his fans would be able to hear him at all. The live 07 Feb 1977 version of BACKSTREETS was released on the What's in the vault, what isn't. Découvrez Lovin' On The Backstreets de Mel Street sur Amazon Music. But more vault titles are coming, rest assured, the only question is when? And while it might seem somewhat counter-intuitive, his common-sense approach is likely spot on. "We know, of course, that fans want to dig deep," he says, adding that there's a working list of 30 shows "spanning Bruce's entire career" under consideration, and, by way of example, he confides a healthy percentage of them are circa 1973-78. Van Zandt was the lead vocalist with Bruce on guitar/background vocals on most numbers, with the exception of a few tracks, including BACKSTREETS which was performed by Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band on the first of these 3 gigs: 12 May 1977 at Monmouth Arts Center, Red Bank, NJ.On 28 May 1977, the Springsteen-Apple lawsuits reached a final settlement and finally Springsteen was able to get into a studio and record. Fast-forward five years and Serling sees the news of Springsteen entering the concert download space, albeit with an initial mixed reaction to elements like the USB wristband that had some fans posting, "Why don't you do what Pearl Jam and Phish do?" Serling is excited and justifiably cautious about the topic, as plans are still coming together. Beyond the Dead, he grew up in Philadelphia listening to classic rock on WMMR and WYSP, on both of which Springsteen's music was a constant. Not all of it is in their archives, so they are sourcing material now. The lyrics variations between one version and the other indicate that the song was still a work in progress at the time it was being cut in studio.Bruce Springsteen plays guitar and sings vocals on this track, and is backed by Garry Tallent on bass guitar, Max Weinberg on drums, and Roy Bittan on piano and organ.BACKSTREETS appears on an early Springsteen handwritten list of proposed tracks for his third studio album.

You can contact me via the below form or by email: List of available versions of BACKSTREETS on this website:Proposed handwritten song list for Springsteen's third album Check out the Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band embarked on BACKSTREETS was also played on one of the public rehearsal shows for "Sad Eyes" is a mostly soft-piano based monologue toward the end of the song. The new release adds key additional formats including three-CD sets and high-resolution, 24-bit downloads, as well as MP3s and lossless, CD-quality downloads. It doesn't take a marketing genius to figure that out. There's the Wall of Sound production of "Born to Run," the Suicide-esque "State Trooper," homages to Chuck Berry, the Raspberries, and the Beach Boys. They politely said, 'Thanks, but no thanks. Take that stuff down. I also need the live 26 Sep 1976 performance of the song for it might be the first ever BACKSTREETS with Sad Eyes Interlude.Any additions, comments, or corrections to this page are welcome. Bruce Springsteen, by his own admission, is no stranger to finding inspiration in the music he loves. Jerseygirl from Oakhurst, Nj Backstreets is a place you go to meet people who don't want you knocking on their front door in front of their mothers and stuff.