Springsteen "New York City Serenade" at the Main Point Feb. 1975
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- Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band's epic performance of "New York City Serenade," live at the Main Point, Bryn Mawr PA, 5 Feb. '75. From the boot "You Can Trust Your Car to the Man Who Wears the Star."
If a finer version of this song exists, I don't know about it. - เพลง
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I used to steal my old man’s car and listen to Bruce’s seventies songs in the 80s as a teenager. Great times. Funny the old man always knew he told me later before he died and we both laughed
One of the finest dramatic ballads of the century. A rare treasure.
I was 13 years old in 78 when I lost my big brother to a drunk driving. The sense of loss was almost paralyzing. My other older brother gave me an album to listen to and said it was Boone's (my deceased brother) favorite album. I listened to it every day for months. Both sides but more often than not, side two. It was this song, specifically, that helped me grieve. I know one day, when I see Boone again, we will jam out to this song.
Sad and even painful to hear that.
May his soul rest in peace.
May God bless you & your entire family.
🙏🙌👍
The power of music to help the healing process...
Thank you for sharing!! You touched my soul and fight against the inevitable!!! Your love for your brother is a blessing to us all.
I was there. There was no place else to be on Earth that night.
To be there when Suki Lahav played violin to this and Incident...you are blessed brother. A priceless moment.
I didn’t make it-but I sat up all night recording it on WMMR. Memorex memories!
I'm jealous....classic, vintage early Bruce..lucky you
@@pmarasa WMMR!
So funny would allude to this reality-first show -Stafford UK 82 -I had already been Soldiering/uni/CALI/UK-USA-KILLA ME/-But i had the EXACTsame thaught-ie.could not /would not/exchange places with ANYONE THIS NIGHT-THANKS BOSS-FOREVERMORE
The Main Point concerts were amazing. ‘73,74. No questions the site was small and intimate. 73 we stood on our chairs from 9:00 to 2:30. He floated out the door with pride. Amazing nights.
Was at the second show Halloween night '73, sitting/standing 15ft from the stage. Waited outside the theatre listening to the first show with a bunch of friends from Philadelphia Textile. Been to about a100 shows hence but that night was magical. Saw him each night at Tower in Upper Darby during the Xmas to New Years Eve run in ' 75.
Even at 18 minutes, this song ends too soon. I could listen to it all day.
The old world and all of it’s hand made beauty dims more each day. But I put my headphones in and walk back home up lexington Avenue and listen to this and I know that greatness like this can never disappear. There is nothing I love more than Bruce’s music and how it brings us all together
Still great mate -an immigrant
Standing on the corner
Under the awning on Speed's drugstore, the cold drizzle fighting the noreaster just to finally hit the ground
collar turned up on my old navy pea, puddles casting neon beams at what is left of me Springsteen from a jukebox and a murmur of revelry......
I miss the early 70's. Bruce when his craft was so perfect in its unintended perfection. He was nostalgia when he explored.
I felt that !
Love how he takes his time. This is rock and a beat, but he's not doing a 3-minute song. He's taking you for a ride, and it's going to take as long as it takes.
Meeting fish lady....
Yeah.
In answer to the question, "if you could go back to any point in time, where and when would you go?", I would go to this gig, this night, in this venue, listening to this track, with my forever love, Emma. I think about it all the time. What an experience!
Matt Waine 💯
Awesome Matt! I'll see you there... I'm bringing Betty!!!
I'm dying inside
We tried to get tickets & they were sold out so we saw him 1st time Trenton War Memorial
The chills
I'd go back too, this time of my life
To Bob who I should've stayed with I'll always love u!
Thanks Bruce for ur music!!
@@deborahplumley4695 lovely to hear a similar story. Regret and love are what add real meaning to real life. If you understand this song, then Bob missed out xx
Bless you both. 💙
That has got to be one of…if not the most ever…epic moments in rock history. Seriously…what from who…could even come close to being as unbelievable as that son in that moment…that night. This is what made him great to me…just unbelievably great. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️💯
Love Greetings and The Wild. The years when I would have most liked to been there; sweaty little venues and the essence of what it is to be young on show. Wow! Time Machine…
This song evokes feelings that cannot be described.
Jaycie Sluss I don't have words for it other than my buddy and me driving downtown chicago listening to this and just letting it ride..
??????? estamos escuñando lo mismo ?
se pueden describrir prefectamente ......y incriblemente ,,,porque sus letraqs y sentimientosvan de la manoi ...cosa poco creible en los dioses del rok
larfga vida bossssssssss
This live in Rome…
I lost my sister. Also I was 12 years old and for some reason he gave me a redemption in every song he saying the comfort of my heart.
Gary, I lost my younger sister 46 years ago, February 26, 1977- a canoe trip she begged me to go with her on. 3 friends and neighbors, too.
Kitty's back was her song Cathy-Kitty. See that? LOL, one of my nicknames she gave to me," Chasman" was a play on words "Hey jazzman hey.."Chasman"
- that's how she heard it!
I actually got into Springsteen via David Sancious! In 1975, David released " A Forest of Feelings." I am sure I have played that album 100's of times.
Anyway, upon looking at my album - then the back of Cathy's wild innocent E street....wow, same guy! It is his fabulous piano on NYC...
SO, remember your sister as I do mine! Sometimes she appears in a dream... "Hey Chasman....!"
I'm glad you felt that ! You are loved as a Springsteen 🎸 fan . 🙏✨
Wow…Gary’s bass playing is fantastic in this version.
yaaaaaaaaaaasssssssssssssss
I saw Springsteen back in 75' It was like a shot of adrenaline. Music Changed and came alive again.. He Changed the face of Rock,,, He played 3 Hr plus gigs.. when it was over you felt rung out and drained. Like you just ran a marathon... Awesome...
Iknow what you mean-first saw him in81 Stafford New Bingley hall uk -was emotionally drained for six months -second cominG for sure lol TOMMY27
Agree....saw him twice in 75 and it really was like nothing I'd ever experienced.....high for days!!!
Yep....saw him twice in '75. I still recall the rush from the first time....nothing like it ever. Prince in 86 was a close second....but still second to Bruce in 75!
Been listening to this tune for close to 40 years and this version makes me feel like I am hearing it for the first time.
Life/alive-it can still happen-"It can be done"-thanks mates tim
By far the best version could never be duplicated
😢 super 👌
Anybody that can remotely feel the restless soul in this song is alive. I bought this boot when I was 15 in 1979. It created a fire that will never go out. Thank You Bruce. I am glad I got the good fortune to see this band grow up on vinyl and black-and-white video. While Bruce continues to grow, and has asked to "Don't Look Back" , I have to. Its what gets me through this life with a smile.
The best version! Just love the rawness of the early days
Just listened to my three favourite live versions of Serenade and I love this one best in part because the photos are such a perfect match for the stream of consciousness lyrics -- a great tribute, MauryDann73. The Geneva Theatre 1974 version is also epic, I think it holds the record for longest live version. Here, Bruce’s vocals are more prominent because the venue is relatively small and the audience doesn’t interrupt every quiet moment with hoots and hollers. Why is this song such a stunner? It's so sad and soulful, a cry from the heart. The piano, all the way through, delicate at first then crashing, and Suki's violin, and the giggling after the "new stereo" lyric. Perfection. I can't think of another track that combines so many powerful elements. I recently saw the version they did in Rome in 2017 and yes it was huge and beautiful, backed by a magnificent orchestral string section, but it wasn't hungry like these early versions. So grateful for TH-cam and grateful to the people who captured it when it happened. If this was all he ever did, it would have been enough. Who's gonna miss us?
Thanks for your beautiful comment, Greer! I feel the same way about these early live versions of the "Serenade"! Be able to hear them is a truly gift. Goosebumps!
me thanks
After thousands of hours of research, I have not found a finer version.
Don’t mind me just bawling my eyes out, I love you Bruce
ME TO THANKS YOU
He opened Philly with this 9-7-2016. The way it filled the warm and humid South Philly air that night was incredible.. I'll take it with me to the end.
I was there. 14 years old and had no idea what I was in for
Long, Long time ago. When a Hungry Group of Guys were polishing their skills, getting tight , gaining confidence with improvised lyrics. They Knew they could be something, But , I bet they weren't envisioning the next few decades to be what it did. ...In those vacuums between writing, recording, playing, im so glad they stayed grounded, remembering that something special is happening. Magical talents and a champion mentality .
His best song ever. Period.
+David Buck Indeed, and this, for me, is THE version.
Yes, and noted from "The Saint, The Incident and The Main Point Shuffle" 3-CD set, for those that remember the good 'ole days.
Thunder fucking road is the best, but opinions and facts blur...
i disagree but i will give you a thumbs up
I'm with you on that and I think this is the best version. Does he ever do Serenade live these days?
My dad brought the the wild and innocent from America in '75 Nobody in Holland knew who Bruce was. I met Bruce in eighties a few times and count that as great blessings. In '83 While stationes in Lebanon i would be listening to his albums on my walkman. After Nebreska I never bought an album again. Everything before nebreska (and nebreska) is just so, so good. And when the spiritin the night decides my switch is pulled I will go with a smile knowing that i lived during the Springsteen years.
Stuff legends are made of. Dang it, invent a time machine so I can be there when he plays this.
Great piece of art. Springsteen in the 70s was exceptional. Poetry wise, music wise. A great "painter" a sublime story teller. I wish I could have seen him in those days. Nonetheless, I'm gratefull that I can listen to those recordings today.
thank you so much. this saved my soul tonight.
"baby we can steal away..."
That was the *original* Main Point in Bryn Mawr, PA. It no longer exists as the same venue that it was in the early 1970s. It was a small venue, maybe a hundred or so people.
At the time, Bruce was doing very well in Philadelphia and in Texas. It took the rest of the country a while to appreciate his talent, and his genius at storytelling through music.
It was a wonderful experience to have been able to see him in such a small venue, before most people even knew who he was.... priceless...
Such a magical place! I saw SO many great artists there and was at most of the Springsteen shows, including this one.
UK-Chester 78="Pieste de reristance"-three vynal box set -78NJ-UNFORGETTABL FOREVER TO
Did you see this show??
@@Socialistparty1 absolutely!
"You Can Trust Your Car to the Man Who Wears the Star" is the best damned boot ever.
This Jersey Shore boy was there. The magical days of Bruce shows. So much energy, raw emotion. Bruce, vamping like Charley Chaplin or brooding like Brando. Simply the best of times for us.
You were at this particular gig?
if I could only take one song to my grave, this version of this song is it...period, end of story.....
Oh...the days before the world discovered Bruce...
you're kidding.
Michele Monroe Not kidding...
Yeah, I saw him in a half-filled college gymnasium in October of 1974. Even then there was no denying that he was going to be huge at some point. In 1975 the more I listened to Born To Run the less I liked it, especially after listening to the first two records. But he had to do it to keep his career afloat I guess.
What do you mean? With songs like jungleland, thunder road and backstreets you didn't like it?
sigh ...
No one tops 70's Springsteen
Especially millennial Springsteen.
60’s Dylan
So so agree.
The recording and performance is so raw but by the end you know you listened to something very special. Bruce is a legend.
This & Rosalita are my all-time favourite Springsteen songs! Just think this was released in 73' same year as 'Band on The Run' & 'Goodbye Yellow Brick Road' just inhale that for one moment! Picture the fact not one of them has aged & I still have my original vinyl's & they're perfect ❤️💖❤️ what a great time in my life. I was 11yrs old and WOW!! 😍😍😍 Thanks Bruce, Elton & Paul for all the decades they've seen me through & still do. I'll love them forever 🤘✊❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ 50yrs coming up 💖
He was very popular in Philly. His music from his first two albums was played often on Philadelphia's WMMR. Philadelphia was likely the first city to embrace his music. He was a regular at the Main Point, a unique venue, the likes of which will probably (sadly) never exist again. It hosted some wonderful artists in a small, cozy venue (Jackson Browne, James Taylor, Dan Fogelberg & other wonderful artists). Google "The Main Point". Wikipedia has a nice review. I am very lucky to have been there!
I didn't make this show, but I sat up late loading cassettes into my deck. And yes indeed, The Main Point. Saw some great acts there.
LOVE YOU MATE -THANKS TOMMY24
Awsom I got to see about a 1/2. A doesn't concerts at the Philadelphia spectrum back in the 90s. I've never seen Bruce I would love to. But I wish I really wish I could have been at that venue with some of those artists back in the day. I love their songs in 2023.
Most beautiful song on the entire album, IMO.
When Bruce entered the scene in the early 70's he was a true original genius, he was nothing like anything that came before him. Passion, talent and the balls to follow his vision. Completely non commercial and his music was authentically a product of his background. Saw Bruce in Madrid in 2012, played over 4 hours, totally killed it, but there is nothing like early Springsteen...
Cheers to that, man. I stumbled upon Bruce about 4 years ago in college. It just blew my mind. I stumbled upon this song while killing sometime before my lecture hall class. I literally stopped what I was doing and just listened and closed my eyes. I was over 20 minutes late and it was so well worth it. This song, and early Bruce in general is amazing on too many levels. Just really a 'wow' when you think he was younger than me(25) writing this music.His other stuff is absolutely 100000% great but something about the innocent street poet in this just hits me in the stomach.
lew bew Well said Lew, if you have to miss a lecture not a bad reason to do so. Cool that you're 25 and into Springsteen. I'm from Jersey and Bruce's music has been part of my life for >30 years. Check out some black and white vids " Springsteen live at Passaic 1978" esp like the Streets of Fire and Darkness versions. Take care bro
jayraka those versions are indeed terrific!
Did not see this concert, but did see him in DC at the Carter Barron in 1975. The E Street Band/Bruce Springsteen was the first band I ever spent half the time with my eyes closed while they played. I always felt it was easier to be swept away in the music. And yes, the audience was Quiet!. No yelling, whistling, singing along. It's why I stopped going to concerts when it got too big. I'm grateful for the five or so times I got to see him at small venues. No horn section, just Clarence, no back up singers except the band. I wish the sound quality was better on this recording, but at least I can get a sense of the concert. And OMG, I had such a crush on Bruce. We are about the same age. LOL
Just found this...what AN amazing song, and this versión is something else. Reading through the comments, and you see how important Bruce and his songs have been, and will be forever.
When I die, I hope they just play side two of the Wild and the Innocent. It's all I ever hoped to be; it's all I ever pretended to be.
John Armbruster wonderful sentiments. Couldn’t agree more. Those three tracks have kept me company for many, many late nights.
Me too
Me too, me too
Whenever I played a Springsteen album to someone who was unfamiliar with him that B side of the Wild was my first choice. it epitomizes what enthralled me about his music.
This sounds like pure youth
yeah. the first time i heard this song, my mom had just died a few years earlier, and this whole movie popped out in my mind about me and her, set in New Jersey. (I lived then in Pottstown, she was from Philly.) My favorite by him, though I have many others also. Bruce saved my life when I was young, survivally and creatively. Such a great, real person.
Daniel Smith
I’m speechless - just speechless. This version is RAW and emotional...I get lost in it and am transported to another place and time. Thanks so much for posting!
Bruce is my Lord!!!!
I've had the incredible pleasure of seeing this, and Incident in concert. In fact, he played most, if not all of the Wild and Innocent. August 30, 2016. Most incredible night of my life....
I saw that show in Hartford...he also played quite a few from this, my favorite album of his..Incident made me cry..I was with my partner and I could have been alone,I was so in the moment..a truly beautiful experience I will never forget.
the greatest artist on the planet
This song is like a fine wine that just gets better with age.
People who don’t know about this early time of Bruce Springsteen don’t know anything. I love these songs. I remember the first time when I got sober in the early 90s and I played this album for the first time it was on the CD. And when I got this song this whole entire movie about my mother who had died only years earlier due to toxins from a landfill in Pottstown, just burst out of my head. It was like the first time I ever realized how creative I was. It was basically a movie about me meeting her through all the different ages that she was. And then at the end of it I had to say goodbye to her we had a flyover and everything. It was awesome. And it was all set in New Jersey. I absolutely love Bruce Springsteen. When we were living in poverty and I was driving around with my friends in the devastated 25% unemployment Pennsylvania in the 80s, of course we were fucked up half the time, majorly, people like him were the only people that saved us.
Holy moly, this version is epic
So beautiful to hear the "young" Bruce voice.
once again...
The master. I love this version.
Bruce just murda this trak, first time hearing this version. Incredible..this will be in heavy rotation, somewhere in the swamps of jersey tonight.
I Love Springsteen, He truly was the Soundtrack of my young Life! His first three albums I wore out, then bought 8 tracks, then cassettes, then CD’s I wore all those out, yes you can ware out those media’s.
Thank you for posting this vintage Bruce cut.
I was looking for the version I heard at the Tower Theater in Philadelphia round about the same time frame. Violin accompaniment, was magical. But this is different again and pretty impressive.
Oh, yes, the 1975 Tower shows were magical. I was there 12/30/75, the 3rd night of a 4-night run. And I remember Suki coming out from the wings on the right of the stage (stage left). I can see her in my mind as though it was yesterday.
Holy shit....what I'd give to have seen this live.
I have listened to this song hundreds of times since I bought the album in 1976. It was my first Bruce Album and my favorite song. This is the greatest version I have ever heard. I can listen to this and Van Morrison's Madame George every day of my life.
11:51....lyrically, Bruce used to say more in a single sentence than other artists could say in an entire album.
15:30, musically brilliant.
What a career laid ahead for him, glad I was a part of it, if only a little. Thanks Bruce.
What do you mean you're part of his career?
Bruce used to be able to be say more in a single moan or hum than other artists could say in an entire album.
Being a songwriter and performer, I always marvel at Bruce's ability to render multiple versions of his songs. This version so unlike the album version - yet both have the hypnotic power to bring me into a world all their own...and I don't want to leave.
never want to leave...
My God the artistry. Thank you. The photography is pitch perfect for this magnificent piece of music. He was born for this.
check out the version in rome 2013. my fave. just amazing - cant stop listening to it. love bruce. and how bout garry tallent!! great bass player. very underrated
Gary is my fave bassist of all time.
Bruce's music, thunder sounds and the silence. Unforgetable lyrics, and the music was just amazing at that time, are there any new sounds, he brought it and the band!
This is just incredible, a masterpiece.
Being from NJ I saw Bruce quite a few times between 1974 - 1978 in the smaller venues. In my opinion those were the shows that still stand out for me, after 1978 things got crazy and tickets became harder to get. Although I knew he would become a big star one day, I was still upset about sharing him with the rest of the world. Us New Jerseyians wanted to keep him to ourselves....
Bruce live in the 70’s...
Glad I was there🎸
OMG
I JUST CAN NEVER GET ENOUGH
Good Lord, I wish I would have been there, great stuff!!
I remember buying the bootleg from Tam in the Barras (Glasgow) This lad was (is) a legend for buying bootlegs from (Long before the internet), this Bootleg and also `This guns for hire` are two of the finest copies of boots that I have ever heard.
I also seen Bruce in Glasgow in 2013 and was blown away as it was the best show that I had been to by far...
ditto
Was living in the pool.-78-record store-PROBE-walked in geezzer was playing the BOSS BOOTLEG-"PIECE DE RESISTANCE" BLEW ME THE FU..K AWAY STILL DOES THANKS FOREVER TIMOTHY
Also listen to "Piece de resistance"-think it was 78 New Jersey??UN FU...KIN REAL!!!!!LOL TOMMY27
Had this boot for a long time, glad to see people exploring and valuing true, raw, and talented music
the most beautiful song of all time. i don't know how bruce understands people, but it gives me solace. you all take it easy.
- "we are the music makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams."
willy wonka (gene wilder)
Well stated!
My biggest regret to this day is turning down an offer to see Bruce play West Chester University in 1974. I had not heard any of his music at that time. My buddy had an older brother who attended the school. I have seen him many times since so life is not all bad😀
40 years,ago. Tonight......
Cet homme met dans une chanson la beauté, la tristesse, la joie, le frisson, des mélodies rarissimes. Il chante avec sincérité, dérision, humour, à vif, un soûl dans la voix unique.
Cet homme, Bruce, a accompagné ma vie d’homme. Merci Monsieur
If and when they invent time travel I'd totally go back to see this show live. It's what I think of when I think of Bruce Springsteen!
WOW 18 minutes of what I envision heaven may be like. How much would you spend to go back and see this live?
Wow, amazing version of this song with great vintage photos of NYC mixed in. Thanks..... this song is one of my favorites.
God bless Bruce Springsteen and the E street band
Love it. Thanks for that song.❤🕊
I grew down the street from this venue❤️
The main point had a lot of famous acts play in it before they became famous ❤️
pure opera, wonderfull, magic, he should release this, modern opera
Bruce gives 💯.. Gives his ❤ and soul.. And the mighty Clarence C, his not so secret weapon.. Bruce looked like a wild gypsy back then..
just some beautiful songs to come out of those first two albums.. so different from everything that would come after. listening to some of these recordings around the 1975 time period.. is to hear a band with one foot in the past, and one foot going forward. For a bunch of young guys from NJ, by 1975 what a tight band it was.
My favorite Boss song, NYC-S has played through the decades of my life like a best friend. Reading his biography (Carlin) now going through this time in his career, what a treasure to hear this - captured out of a time capsule from the true glory days and birth of this amazing artist. Just. Wow
this is the greatest version of this song ever recorded. . i was fortunate to see bruce do this version back then. the e street band was so good. the only thing that could of made this video better would be the video itself. damn u steve jobs for not being born sooner. bruce sang with so much soul then. just when you thought the song was over at 9:58 is when it starts. bruce taking it down to a sexy whisper. johnny carson on with the sound turned off. down n down we go.maybe we could slip away!
Brings tears to my eyes, what a glorious song
thats different beautiful. . Masterpiece!
A great performance of a great song. Thank you for sharing it with us...
and at night i bought em too. awesome.
Thanks for sharing this gorgeous music!
Just an awesome version. WOW
Billy, he's down by the railroad tracks
Sittin' low in the back seat of his Cadillac
Diamond Jackie, she's so intact
And she falls like an angel beneath him
Jackie's heels are stacked
Billy's got cleats on his boots
Together they're gonna boogaloo down Broadway and come back home with their loot
It's midnight in Manhattan, this is no time to get cute
It's a mad dog's promenade
So walk tall, or don't walk at all
Fish lady, ohhh my fish lady
She baits them tenement walls
She won't take them corner boys
Ain't got no money, they got no cars
And they're so easy
Take my hand girl I"m easy, down Broadway, take my hand little one
Move with me down Broadway
I'm a young man and I talk real loud
Hey babe I'm walkin' real proud for you
I'll be proud with ya baby I"ll be proud with ya baby
I'll be proud with ya baby
So c'mon and hook it up
Hook up to the night train
Hook up to the silver train
But I know that she won't take the train, no she won't take the train
No she won't take the train, no she won't take the train
She's afraid them tracks are gonna slow her down
And when she turns around I'll be gone
Baby so long, sometimes you just gotta walk on,
walk on, walk on
Hey vibes man, hey jazz man play me your serenade
Any deeper blue and you'll be blowing that hole in your grave
Save your notes, don't spend 'em on the blues boy
Save your notes, don't spend 'em on the darlin' yearlin' lil' boy
Straight for the church note ringin', vibes man sting a trash can
Listen to your junk man
Listen to your junk man
Listen to your junk man
Listen to your junk man
He's singin', singin', singin', singin'
He's got your money in his pocket walkin' past the alley, all dressed up in gold, standin there on the corner
Singin' singin'
Watch out for your junk man, watch out for your junk man
Watch out for your junk man
when we're in the streets tonight, I'll take you in my arms
When we're in the streets tonight , I'll take you in my arms
Hey little stranger what you doin' tonight?
You're looking a lil' lost like me
You're just running in the streets
Runnin' crazy in the streets
Baby, I know a place Nobody goes there like me
You're just crazy runnin in the streets
Baby I know a place maybe we can go
Nobody knows there Nobody goes there Where it's warm and dry It's safe there
Nobody ever goes there Here, it's crowded all night long
Nobody knows there
I just got this new stereo and
Hey lil' stranger what are ya doin' tonight
Looking lost
Standing in the rain in the streets
And that joker standing on the corner in the streets
Selling them dreams that can't come true
Oh I laughed at you baby
That night I bought them too
Down down down we go
Hey little stranger what you doin' tonight
Round round
Down down we go
The tv's on with the sound turn off, Johnny Carson's going on
Down down it goes
All inside down, down it goes
Hey lil' stranger what you doin' tonight
While you're outside, the cops are inside drinkin coffee in their squad car
Honey, outside the girls come up to you
Sayin' "Hey mister you got a girlfriend
You wanna go out tonight?"
Baby, baby we could slip away
We could slip away
We could steal away
I think I could take my money out of the bank Baby we could steal away
Hey lil' stranger what you doin' tonight?
Baby we could steal away
Don't tell your ma, don't tell your pop
Baby we could steal away
I got my car parked outside, pack your bags baby
We could shake these city lights
You can quit your job
Shhhh
Baby we could steal away
Slip away
Nice. FISHHHH LADYYYY. OMGraciousness bruceness. Delicious at the Main Point. I Was about 7 then. My Babysitters spinned Bruce, Bowie, 10CC, Crazy Kevin Rowland DEXYS, whom I still LOVE, the CLASH, Van, Stones, Ray Davies, Waterboys, King Crimson..& so many other Mad Dog's promanades.. and more. Bruce and my ESB rule nonetheless. He's SINGin. 30 shows under my belt. xxx
Absolutely brilliant. It is so good we have these performances and shows available to listen to :)
Didn’t make the show-but sat in my bed feeding cassettes into my little boombox. Sad to say I think they’re gone-but listened to them for decades. Thanks, Internet!
Thanx for posting........brings it all back.
Es como hacerse uno con la gran ciudad en plena noche.
Es como hacerse indeed my friend
More than 45.000 views and not a single dislike stands for itself.
Everybody can identify him/herself with (at least parts of) Bruce's music.
He is the past, present AND still the future of Rock N' Roll!
The beauty of this is that he knows how good he his but he does not yet fully understand how great he is, in some ways he over plays it. Later he knows how to edit.
Thankyou to bruce and whoever uploaded this