This is just something else. The rendition of the song is fantastic but the pictures. Oh Lord, what a very nice tribute to the Boss. And may Clarence rest in peace.
My favorite version by far. The show also had amazing versions of NYC Serenade, I Want You (Dylan cover), For You, and and early version of Thunder Road. Thanks for posting!
Oh yeah, I Want You is just the greatest of the show. I haven't heard Wings For Wheels in ages! Great Mountain Of Love too (for the original by Harold Dorman, best hear it undubbed or partially undubbed)
What a great collection of pictures. My favorite singer period I’ve never seen most of them. I love the Bryn Mawr shows. I grew up in poverty in Pennsylvania who is our hero up there or one of them. But no one is like Bruce. I can’t believe I ever moved away. 💚
@@williamjennings3265 I've seen discussion on the siren on a few forums now and it's been pretty much debunked as a myth and was apparently a deliberate sound effect. As others have pointed out, it doesn't make much sense that the vocal mics could pick up a siren from outside a building yet not other loud traffic noise... trucks, trains, planes let alone the voices of individual audience members yelling out in the room. That made sense to me when I thought it through because we often see musicians take a step or two from a mic and yell out, yet the mics barely register their voices if they're not in close range and you certainly don't get the drums and other instruments being fed back through the vocal mics, so an outside siren? No chance.
@@ajo3085 I agree and let's face it, there would not have been an open window next to the main road. As much as I wanted that to be a live event, I do think that it was a sound effect.
Best ever. And without the WMMR mention at the worst possible time in the original broadcast (that I taped). So many photos I hadn’t seen, too. This was when Bruce was truly special. Thanks for taking me back to that time.
Elegant, and awfully bright this version is - careful as Bruce Springsteen activates a full orchester - all written by himself - in his far and early life 🎸 So great 👍
I just can't forgive that guy yelling out, "feel better, Scott!" during the piano intro. He gets into it again when Bruce passed around the mic between songs later in the show ("this is fun, we oughtta do this more often!").
I have the boot. I once put together a compilation of 17 versions of Incident and distributed over a hundred copies on a Yahoo listserve called, "brucesplace." This was the first song. Interestingly, full band version on December 29th, 1980... th-cam.com/video/1OOcGDPCJEU/w-d-xo.html (Listen to the guitar ending) ... and didn't play it again for almost 19 years, when he opened with a full-band anthem-like version in Philadelphia on September 25, 1999. th-cam.com/video/-4ojkqLns50/w-d-xo.html
@@CPSJSMSUUMUGA Would love to know which other versions you included, it's a top 5 Bruce song for me. I was blown away when he played it with a full band in Milan in 2007, it was one of those magical moments. Sometimes it feels like that final guitar solo is still going...
This is not a studio show. This is the Main Point performance.
Suki Lahav's violin is so beautiful.
Suki was the absolute best!
Wonderful collections of photos.. In splendid song.. ❤
This is just something else. The rendition of the song is fantastic but the pictures. Oh Lord, what a very nice tribute to the Boss. And may Clarence rest in peace.
This is the from the Main Point in early 75. It had the first version of Wings for Wheels. This show was broadcast on WMMR in Philly.
My all time favorite Springsteen song. Great version.
Agreed....wish they'd release this show in his archival series....it has to be preserved somewhere since it was a radio broadcast.
It’s a toss-up for me between this, Jungleland and Backstreets.
Not a bad choice !
I've listened to this daily for some time. It's a beautiful composition. This, and NYC Serenade!
My favorite version by far. The show also had amazing versions of NYC Serenade, I Want You (Dylan cover), For You, and and early version of Thunder Road. Thanks for posting!
Oh yeah, I Want You is just the greatest of the show. I haven't heard Wings For Wheels in ages!
Great Mountain Of Love too (for the original by Harold Dorman, best hear it undubbed or partially undubbed)
What a great collection of pictures. My favorite singer period I’ve never seen most of them. I love the Bryn Mawr shows. I grew up in poverty in Pennsylvania who is our hero up there or one of them. But no one is like Bruce. I can’t believe I ever moved away. 💚
My favorite version also.
This is live at the main point 1975 bryn mawr
Yep...with the siren outside right at the end. Fantastic!
@@williamjennings3265 I've seen discussion on the siren on a few forums now and it's been pretty much debunked as a myth and was apparently a deliberate sound effect. As others have pointed out, it doesn't make much sense that the vocal mics could pick up a siren from outside a building yet not other loud traffic noise... trucks, trains, planes let alone the voices of individual audience members yelling out in the room. That made sense to me when I thought it through because we often see musicians take a step or two from a mic and yell out, yet the mics barely register their voices if they're not in close range and you certainly don't get the drums and other instruments being fed back through the vocal mics, so an outside siren? No chance.
@@ajo3085 I agree and let's face it, there would not have been an open window next to the main road. As much as I wanted that to be a live event, I do think that it was a sound effect.
My favorite live Incident recording.
@@ajo3085 It was a pre-recorded sound effect, added in from the board.
Delightful retrospective of Bruce to the sound of the piano accompanied by his hoarse voice🗣️. You can't not love.🎸🎶🎵🙆🥰❤️
❤❤❤❤❤❤
No hay nada mejor, que esta cancion. Maravillosa epoca.
Wow! That was beautiful, my first time hearing that.
Best ever. And without the WMMR mention at the worst possible time in the original broadcast (that I taped). So many photos I hadn’t seen, too. This was when Bruce was truly special. Thanks for taking me back to that time.
Yes that incredibly misstimed studio ID.
Sublime.
Outstanding version!
Beautiful version.
Elegant, and awfully bright this version is - careful as Bruce Springsteen activates a full orchester - all written by himself - in his far and early life 🎸
So great 👍
THANK YOU for the upload !!! Really nice version ! And lots of (I think) rare pics. GREAT !!
Sweet Jersey poet..
Such a beautiful song. I've heard this version before, but not with the great photos.
Thanks! You have made me listening to Bruce again. Very nice list.
Couldn’t be better... thank you!
I just can't forgive that guy yelling out, "feel better, Scott!" during the piano intro. He gets into it again when Bruce passed around the mic between songs later in the show ("this is fun, we oughtta do this more often!").
who ever is singing backup at @ 6:00 to 6:30...her voice is incredible.
possibly suki lahav, on the violin too
Suki Lahav
Suki Lahav, the violinist. She also did the backing vocals on Sandy, both live and the recorded version.
This is from The Main Point in Philadelphia.
O tempo Chefe o tempo e sua poesia e dos irmãos amigos são eternos.
Beautiful I would love to obtain some of those pictures
4:18 is 🔥
Who's playing piano...Sancious?
Roy Bittan. David and Boom had left.
No bruce play this song
@@darkknightcj1984 Nope. It was Roy Bittan. Bruce performed this standing at the mic.
Boss
This is from BrynMawr 2-5-1975.
I have the boot. I once put together a compilation of 17 versions of Incident and distributed over a hundred copies on a Yahoo listserve called, "brucesplace." This was the first song.
Interestingly, full band version on December 29th, 1980...
th-cam.com/video/1OOcGDPCJEU/w-d-xo.html (Listen to the guitar ending)
... and didn't play it again for almost 19 years, when he opened with a full-band anthem-like version in Philadelphia on September 25, 1999.
th-cam.com/video/-4ojkqLns50/w-d-xo.html
@@CPSJSMSUUMUGA Would love to know which other versions you included, it's a top 5 Bruce song for me. I was blown away when he played it with a full band in Milan in 2007, it was one of those magical moments. Sometimes it feels like that final guitar solo is still going...
Vast improvement over the album version. So much better without drums.
I still prefer David Sancious's piano on this song to Roy Bittan's style.
@@diamonddog13 Agreed.
Bruce simplesmente o melhor o mais talentoso o mais profissional e dedicado artista tudo de bom
(Live, studio 1975) ??? I think NOT! This was recorded live in concert at The Main Point in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania.