A New Jersey poet paints a picture of the workers' cry
A stunning debut that combines the raw impulse of rock with lyrics filled with literary depth.
Bruce Springsteen's songs are filled with life-sized hope and despair. Along with the band's overwhelmingly energetic sound, this album reflects the light and dark sides of America, and is a starting point that should be etched in rock history.
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A:
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Blinded By The Light
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2)
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Growin' Up
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3)
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Mary Queen Of Arkansas
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Does This Bus Stop At 82nd Street?
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5)
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Lost In The Flood
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B:
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The Angel
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For You
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Spirit In The Night
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4)
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It's Hard To Be A Saint In The City
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Saxophone - Clarence Clemmons
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Bass - Garry Tallent
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Piano, Organ - David Sancious
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Drums - Vincent "Loper" Lopez
