On May 5, 12:53=A0pm, "colonialacres" <colonialac...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >> "musicaner" <musica...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >>> the ESTREET BAND is the band for BRUCE forget all the rest of em.
> >>> thats it.
> >>> and the next project by BRUCE will be with em. =A0thats the way the
> >>> little red ball bounces.
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> >> You mean new recordings without Danny? I'd be surprised, but happy.
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> >>> just enjoyed the BRUCE show last night
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> >> You went to the show? Any particular highlights?
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> >> and i do beleive the ESTREET is
> >>> the band for him,
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> >> It is, but he likes to mix it up in some fa****on.
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> >> dont even think of gettin them banjo folk back in
> >>> there!
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> >> I think ol Bruce got his heart set on it; I'd be surprised if we
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> >> see more with them, if not this year, then next. Actually next year's
> >> probably more likely, if he intends to tour some with it. And if
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> >> another E Street allbum this year, push a Sessions Band album back to
> >> 2010.
> > I know I'm the lonesome voice in the wilderness, but there are some
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> > to the SSB that I like a whole bunch. =A0Not so wild on the "Old Dan
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> > stuff, but
> > I liked what they did with some of Springsteen's songs ("Further Up
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> > Road" and "American Land" and such).
> > If he wrote a whole album...spared the covers of songs we learned in
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> > school...I could go for that.
> > Or if he does go with covers, I hope he goes with material such as
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> > Can a Poor Man Stand Such Times and Live,"
> > since he made it seem current and took a haunting, old recording,
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> I agree; I think what I mostly didn't like about TSS was the choice of
> material. The cornball folk songs. The singalong with Mitch-type stuff.
> I didn't like most of the adaptions of Bruce songs on the tour much
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> least those were somewhat interesting for the difference alone.
> But "How Can A Poor Man" and a few others showed that, given the right
> material, this band could make some decent music.
> I do think he's done enough Irish sounding songs for awhile too, enough
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if AMERICAN LAND is REPRESENTATIVE (sp) of what them
SEEGER SHOWS were like i would have been late for the door
soon as it started.
BRUCE got PLENTY of GOOD MATERAIL as DEMONSTARATED(sp)
by MAGIC CD!!! put them out and leave them SEEGER SONGS to SEEGER et
al.
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