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Site News

2011 Update

February 26, 2011


Site is still alive and well!

Just renewed site for another year.

Updated every page with new details and shows.

Thanks

Brucetapes

2010 Update

August 26, 2010


Pre-order the upcoming The Promise: Darkness On The Edge of Town Story from Amazon.com and support Brucetapes.com: thanks!






Site updated with shows from 1974! (Thanks KM) and whole site has a new look! Let me know if you find something that isn't working properly.

Thanks

Brucetapes

2010 Update

March 3, 2010

About 40 new shows was added with mp3 samples.

Just renewed domain for another year, and most likely this will be the last year. Only one new tape source has started to circulate since this site was launched. "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" from 1972-09-01 - Garfield Park, Long Branch, NJ.


Brucetapes submitted shows: 40
User submitted shows: 0

New Steel Mill album!

October 13, 2009


Listen samples

1. All Man The Guns For America (10:04)
2. Sherlock Goes Holme (Instrumental) (6:07)
3. Crown Liquor (4:30)
4. The Train Song (5:36)
5. Cowboys Of The Sea (5:43)
6. Sweet Melinda (3:45)
7. Lady Walking Down By The River (6:56)
8. Do Run Daddy (Down To Mexico) (5:10)
9. Resurrection (7:05)

Review

Summer update

June 2. 2009
It's been a while since the last update...
  • 1974 1 new show
  • 1975 3 new shows
  • 1978 5 new shows
  • some typo fixes on venue locations.
  • Added amazon.com and amazon.co.uk links to Donate page. When you buy via those links, you also support the site. :)
User submitted shows: 0

New design

January 6. 2009

New year. Site ain't dead, things are just slowing down. Just use the submit feature OK? =) Hopefully we will see some Brucetapes releases this year.
1978 1 new version, 1979 1 new version, and early track guide updated.

Small update

February 1. 2009
  • 1974 2 new shows
  • 1976 2 new shows
  • User submitted shows: 2 (Thanks Andrew)

New design

January 6. 2009

New year. Site ain't dead, things are just slowing down. Just use the submit feature OK? =) Hopefully we will see some Brucetapes releases this year.
1978 1 new version, 1979 1 new version, and early track guide updated.

New design

September 11. 2008
  • Slightly changed site design + small corrections
  • 1971 1 new version
  • 1973-11-17 Info files updated. (thanks Kevin/e09)
  • User submitted shows: 0.
  • If you have anything that is not listed on this site (or have more details about certain shows), please use the submit page. Site doesn't grow by itself. Also, this isn't webmaster's personal tradelist. ;)

1970-1975 updates

October 10. 2008
  • 1970 1 new version, 1 sample
  • 1971 4 new versions, 4 samples
  • 1972 1 new version, 1 sample
  • 1973 3 new versions, 5 samples
  • 1974 1 new version, 1 sample
  • 1975 7 new samples
  • 19 new ratings
  • User submitted shows: 6. Thanks Pedro, Dennis, KM

New way to upload files to the site

August 8. 2008
  • You can now upload files to Brucetapes site using a new upload method. Visit Submit page for more info

1973 & 1975 updates

July 28. 2008
  • 1973 2 new versions
  • 1974 12 new versions
  • Minor page tweaks. News section added (seperate from index)
  • User submitted shows: 12 (Thanks Dennis)

Small update

June 26. 2008
  • 1973 1 new version (including sample and rating)
  • 1978 10 new versions (including samples and ratings)
  • User submitted shows: 0

More tours added

May 9. 2008
  • Tour dates 1974-1977 and 1979 added.

Another Update

April 16. 2008
  • Large updates on 1973 page
  • Early Tracks Guide updated.
  • Submit page added.

As the submit page is now up with details how to add shows, now it's your turn to help this site to grow.

Week 1 Update

April 12. 2008

1978 tour listings can be now found from Brucetapes, as it's a popular year among traders (1974-1977 will be added after 1978 is complete).New "Label" section contains bootleg listing by label. It's a short list at the moment, and hopefully more people who make fan releases will send info of their releases. Links section has also been added. Most of the ads has been removed (replaced with a donation button) Only main page has few ads left.

What is coming up next? Info how to submit shows, More shows and samples, FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) If you have questions feel free to send them to: brucetapes@brucetapes.com )

New release! - The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down

April 6. 2008

Brucetapes.com presents an unreleased audience tape from 1971:

The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down

1972-09-01 - Garfield Park, Long Branch, NJ

Track list:

01 Little Queenie (start cut) (4:26)
02 Bright Lights Big City (8:10)
03 Don't You Want To Be An Outlaw (6:37)
04 Jumpin' Jack Flash (1:03)
05 It's Time To Go Home (5:04)
06 I've Got To Have You Baby (5:07)
07 You Better Be Nice To Me (5:00)
08 Route 66 (5:51)
09 The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down (5:49)
10 Dance Dance Dance (7:57)
11 Jumbeliah (10:34)

More detailed info: click

DETAILS:

ONE show, triple bill, with the 5-member BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN BAND headlining. The support acts were acoustic trio NASH, LARGE & ROSS (who opened) and SUNNY JIM. This was an afternoon, outdoor show orchestrated by Tinker West's Blah Productions. Garfield Park is located at the intersection of Broadway and Ocean Ave, near the ocean. The above-mentioned 10-song, partial setlist is culled from a 66-minute audience recording of this show, none of which has ever appeared on any mainstream boot and all of which remains in very limited circulation. Unfortunately the taper utilized a cheap recording device. The sound quality is consistent but is weak (fair), although it's not horrible. While the opening seconds of Little Queenie are missing, all other songs are complete. However this BSB performance apparently lasted nearly 2hrs, so there's quite a bit missing and discernable edits can be heard in between songs on the audio source.

The BSB line-up for this show is Springsteen, Van Zandt, Sancious, Tallent and Lopez. Although Bruce handles all the lead vocals, the performance is unusual in that Springsteen is on piano for most of these 10 songs from this show. Sancious plays the organ and Steve Van Zandt handles much of the guitar chores. Tinker West guests on congas on Dance Dance Dance and the rousing finale Jumbeliah (which also features an unidentified walk-on troupe of backing vocalists consisting of inner circle troops and members of both undercard bands). Highlights of this show are The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down (the only known Springsteen performance and its great), as well as the only known audio of two Springsteen compositions, It's Time To Go Home (also known by the title Festival) and You Better Be Nice To Me.

Details taken from Brucebase


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