Live In Dublin

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Musicians : Bruce Springsteen (guitar, vocals), Jeremy Chatzky (bass guitar), Alan Fitzgerald (keyboards, piano), Clark Gayton (trombone, percussion, vocals), Marc Anthony Thompson (acoustic guitar), Marty Rifkin (dobro, steel ... [Tout afficher]

Description:
Musicians :
Bruce Springsteen (guitar, vocals), Jeremy Chatzky (bass guitar), Alan Fitzgerald (keyboards, piano), Clark Gayton (trombone, percussion, vocals), Marc Anthony Thompson (acoustic guitar), Marty Rifkin (dobro, steel guitar, mandolin), Sam Bardfeld (violin, vocals), Art Baron (mandolin, sousaphone, trombone, euphonium), Frank Bruno (acoustic guitar, drums, vocals), Charles Giordano (accordion, organ, piano, vocals), Curtis King (vocals), Curtis Rance King Jr., Lisa Lowell, Cindy Mizelle (percussion, vocals), Dan Lee (organ), Greg Liszt (banjo, vocals), Gregory Liszt (banjo), Ed Manion (saxophone, percussion, vocals), Curt Ramm (trumpet, percussion, vocals), Patti Scialfa (acoustic guitar, vocals), Soozie Tyrell (violin, vocals), Larry Eagle (drums, percussion).

Available On Vinyl 3 LP for the First Time; 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. Live In Dublin is released on vinyl 3 LP for the first time ! Recorded in 2006, it captures the final stand of the 18-piece Sessions Band as it roars through traditionals, resculpted folk numbers and radically reconfigured Springsteen originals including a 10-minute big-band "Open All Night" and a roof-raising "Atlantic City" all marinated in the sounds of New Orleans.
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