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Bruce SpringsteenHarry's Roadhouse, Asbury Park, NJ, USADec 19, 2004

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- 1.Does This Bus Stop at 82nd Street?
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- 2.Wild Billy's Circus Story
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- 3.This Hard Land
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- 4.Run Rudolph Run
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  (by Chuck Berry)
- 5.From Small Things (Big Things One Day Come)
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- 6.Two Hearts
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- 7.Rendezvous
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- 8.Further On (Up the Road)
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- 9.Talk to Me
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- 10.Spirit in the Night
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- 11.All That Heaven Will Allow
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- 12.Seaside Bar Song
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- 13.Waitin' on a Sunny Day
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- 14.The Fever
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- 15.Stand on It
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- 16.Darlington County
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- 17.Bobby Jean
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- 18.If I Should Fall Behind
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- 19.Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out
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- 20.Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town
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  (by Tommy Dorsey)
- 21.(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding
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  (by Brinsley Schwarz)

Added by CameronMcMenemy1 on the 6th of November 2022.

Concert number 1312 out of 2009.

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Cameron McMenemy - over 1 year ago

Holiday shows. Bruce Springsteen & Friends performing two shows; one at 4:30pm and another at 8:30pm. First three songs of each set - plus "If I Should Fall Behind" - are solo acoustic. Bobby Bandiera and his band, plus the Jukes horns, back Bruce for the rest of the set. Speakers were set up outside the venue for the massed crowds - who despite the weather were treated to two fantastic shows. During the early show, Bruce introduces "Talk To Me" by saying that this is one he wrote for Southside Johnny, who doesn't play or sing during that song (but does join for "The Fever"). This is the premiere of this track with Bruce only singing.

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