Bruce/E Street Band reference sources

Re: Bruce/E Street Band history

Big time, due to being very close to the subject. But on the other hand, being close to the Boss made those books definitive. If that makes any sense.

 

Re: Bruce/E Street Band history

marsh's books tell you all you need to know. 8) 8) 8)

 

Re: Bruce/E Street Band history

For those who don't know, Marsh is married to Barbara Carr, who is one of Bruce's managers.

 

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thread title should be changed, methinks. at first, i thought bruce had called it quits with the band again. yikes!!

 

Done and thanks to all who posted.

 

Resurrecting this one as the Steve Hoffman Music Forum has a thread currently running on Bruce's entire output, song by song, one song a day. Currently at 63 pages, they're up to the outtakes which did not make it onto "The Wild, the Innocent, and the E Street Shuffle". All sorts of obscurities are being posted. It's a treasure trove.

The Wildest Things We’d Ever Seen: Bruce Springsteen Song-by-Song Thread

 

You should check out https://estreetshuffle.com

The writer is really good and has interesting thoughts about a lot of Bruce songs, linking to and discussing live performances.