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Musicians :
Bruce Springsteen (guitars, harmonica, vocals), Nils Lofgren (electric guitar, banjo, dobro, slide guitar, vocals), Steven Van Zandt (electric guitar, mandolin, background vocals), Roy Bittan (keyboards, synthesizer, ... [Show more]
Description:
Musicians :
Bruce Springsteen (guitars, harmonica, vocals), Nils Lofgren (electric guitar, banjo, dobro, slide guitar, vocals), Steven Van Zandt (electric guitar, mandolin, background vocals), Roy Bittan (keyboards, synthesizer, organ, piano, mellotron, crumar), Danny Federici (organ Hammond), Garry Tallent (bass), Jerry Vivino (tenor saxophone), Ed Manion (baritone saxophone), Mark Pender (trumpet), Clarence Clemons (saxophone, vocals), Haji Nazir Afridi (tabla, vocals), Tiffany Andrews (choir), David Angeli, David Davidson, Donald Clive Davidson, Corinne Ellisor, Carl Gorodetzky, Lee Larrison, Pamela Sixfin, Alan Umstead, Mary Kathryn Van Osdale (violin), Monisa Angeli, Jim Grosjean, Gary Van Osdale, Kris Wilkinson (viola), Corinda Carford (contractor), Jere Flint (cello), Asif All Khan, Patti Scialfa (vocals), Michelle Moore (soloist), Lynn Peithman, Carl Rabinowitz, Carole A. Rabinowitz, Julie Tanner (celli), Soozie Tyrell (violin, background vocals), Max Weinberg (drums).
Available On Vinyl for the First Time In More Than 15 Years; Transferred from the Original Source Masters, Allowing for the Highest Quality Pressing Possible !
In February 2020, five Bruce Springsteen albums will be released on vinyl for the first time in over a decade! Together, these releases comprise the vast majority of Springsteen's recorded output from the beginning of the millennium a triumphant period which saw the long-awaited reunion of the E Street Band. Each album The Rising (2002), Devils & Dust (2005), Live In New York City (2001), Live In Dublin (2007), and 18 Tracks (1999) has been transferred from the original source masters, allowing for the highest quality pressings possible. A critical and commercial knockout and The Boss' first album with the E Street Band in 18 years The Rising is widely considered Springsteen's response to 9/11. But it's also true that its core themes faith, hope, loss and the creation of strength from each were at heart a continuation of the work he'd begun decades before. Available on vinyl 2 LP for the first time in more than 15 years !
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