1973-01-09 Acoustic Radio 1973 (Infofile).txt
1973-01-09 Acoustic Radio 1973
Label: Good Ship Funke Format: 1CD
Catalog #: GSF006 Source: Radio Broadcast
Total Time: 63:15 Sound: ?.?
Date: January 9, 1973 Performance: ?.?
Location: Radio Station WBCN-FM, Boston, Overall: ?.?
Massachusetts
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01. Satin Doll (2:18)
02. Bishop Danced (5:16)
03. Wild Billy's Circus Song (5:22)
04. Song To Orphans (9:56)
05. Does This Bus Stop At 82nd Street (5:50)
06. Satin Doll (2:34)
07. Does This Bus Stop At 82nd Street (5:25)
08. Wild Billy's Circus Song (6:28)
09. Growin' Up (4:58)
10. New York Song (6:40)
11. You Mean So Much To Me (8:28)
Notes:
- Track 6-11 Alpha Sound Studios, Richmond, Virginia 1973-05-31
Info taken from Brucebase:
https://brucebase.wikispaces.com/1973#090173a
1973-01-09 - RADIO STATION WBCN-FM, BOSTON, MA
SATIN DOLL (1.17) / BISHOP DANCED (3.27) / WILD BILLY'S CIRCUS STORY (5.02) / SONG FOR ORPHANS (7.30) / DOES THIS BUS STOP AT 82ND STREET? (5.32) /
BLINDED BY THE LIGHT (4.50)
Bruce's first-ever radio station performance and still the earliest circulating 'live'" material with what would become the E Street Band. The silky-voiced
female DJ is the legendary Maxanne Sartori. The very good quality circulating audio (recorded off the airways and available on the CD 'Bound For Glory'
includes the entire show except that it's missing nearly all of "Blinded By The Light", plus some concluding discussions about Bruce's upcoming tour plans.
Commercially released in the UK by Left Field Media, also with the title 'Bound For Glory'. This CD includes the April 24 radio broadcast from the Main Point.
Allegedly a complete (but poor quality) tape of the show was circulating briefly in the Boston area during the mid-70s, but it seems to have vanished from
the tape trading pool. There are some funny moments in this show. Bruce introduces Clarence as his biological brother. At one point Sartori asks Bruce to
broadcast studio, they provide the party-like background vocals on "Blinded By The Light". The last verse of "Wild Billy's Circus Story" features the
alternative, early "hear the liar" lyric which would remain in place for the next few months. By the time of the Ahmanson Theatre appearance in May 1973,
the lyric will have evolved into the familiar "and the strong man...".
https://brucebase.wikispaces.com/1973#310573a
1973-05-31 - ALPHA SOUND STUDIOS, RICHMOND, VA
YOU MEAN SO MUCH TO ME (6.39)
It was broadcast live by WGOE-FM via a remote link. In addition to the DJ the small audience heard in the studio included Mike Appel,
Jim Cretecos, Albee Tellone and David Sancious (who had yet to join the band but who was employed at the studio at the time). Albee Tellone
has recently commented that he does not believe he was in the audience, but setting up the equipment for the evening show at Richmond Coliseum.
The above-mentioned six-song setlist is the complete performance. After the show Mike Appel took possession of the master tape, so none of the
performance was ever re-broadcast by the station. Fortunately a fan taped the entire show from their radio, although the sound quality was weak.
Although this audience audio had been in circulation since the mid-1970s it had never appeared on any mainstream bootleg, exception for the
quality on the CD 'Radio Waves' (Great Dane). The entire fan-recorded version is now available on a custom CDR boot entitled
'Strictly Prohibited'.
A low generation copy of the entire original master tape (noted above) first surfaced (in very limited hands) in the early 1990s. Then the
collector community in early 2007, and is available on CD 'On The Road Night' (Crystal Cat), tracks 8-13. This performance (which features
all the band in cameos except for Vini Lopez) is highlighted by what many consider the definitive available version of
Enjoy The Show,
Jeff
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