The new take on this song on WOAD tour is excellent.
A testament to Bruce's ability to rework a song.
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just on the subject of this song
I just happened to catch on VH1 classic (some 90's program) last night Bruce playing this during the JOAD tour. They only showed this track and couldn't say where from.
I just happened to catch on VH1 classic (some 90's program) last night Bruce playing this during the JOAD tour. They only showed this track and couldn't say where from.
the reworking of Joad and Reason to believe are great; I wonder what he could do with the D&D stuff
Yeah, I liked the 2006 performances of All the Way Home, Long Time Comin', and Maria's Bed. These songs should translate well to the E Street Band, too, but of course Bruce is pretty much ignoring any album they didn't play on during the last two tours.
Originally Posted By: jj74
the reworking of Joad and Reason to believe are great; I wonder what he could do with the D&D stuff
Will have to see next Sessions tour I guess.
A full band Jesus is an Only Son.
Wonder what that would sound like!
Wonder what that would sound like!
quante--have you heard the Sessions Band version?
I have not, but now I will go listen to it.
Originally Posted By: randy5554
Yeah, I liked the 2006 performances of All the Way Home, Long Time Comin', and Maria's Bed. These songs should translate well to the E Street Band, too, but of course Bruce is pretty much ignoring any album they didn't play on during the last two tours.
Agreed. I wouldn't mind resting Promised Land or Godforbid Born To Run and seeing what one of these would sound like.
Originally Posted By: bcpkid
Originally Posted By: randy5554
Yeah, I liked the 2006 performances of All the Way Home, Long Time Comin', and Maria's Bed. These songs should translate well to the E Street Band, too, but of course Bruce is pretty much ignoring any album they didn't play on during the last two tours.
Agreed. I wouldn't mind resting Promised Land or Godforbid Born To Run and seeing what one of these would sound like.
Maybe he could give at least Waitin' On A Sunny Day, Lonesome Day and The Rising a rest...
Originally Posted By: jj74
the reworking of Joad and Reason to believe are great; I wonder what he could do with the D&D stuff
This is something I keep thinking about: Why the hell does he not play any D&D songs with the ESB?? I?m pretty sure that some songs would really work full-band!!
Originally Posted By: mikeg
Originally Posted By: jj74
the reworking of Joad and Reason to believe are great; I wonder what he could do with the D&D stuff
This is something I keep thinking about: Why the hell does he not play any D&D songs with the ESB?? I?m pretty sure that some songs would really work full-band!!
Totally agree. He has obviously gone 'cold' on most of the WOAD material so it would be interesting to hear some of the great songs from D&D given the ESB treatment in its place .... a soulful sax on Reno; maybe Nils solo on All The Way home; Roy's piano intro to Leah; Suzi's violin on All I'm Thinkin'About....
I really thought at least Long Time Comin' would be played on this tour.
What surprises me most about the tour is that 'Paradise by the C' is not played during sign collection. Seems like an obvious number to play. Maybe it's too sax-heavy for Clarence? Then again, 'Raise Your Hand' is pretty sax-heavy too.