BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN -rare boot-2 CDs "TRUST YOUR CAR TO THE MAN WHO WEARS A STAR"

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BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
"YOU CAN TRUST YOUR CAR TO THE MAN WHO WEARS THE STAR"
“One of the most legendary shows of Bruce’s career.”
Rare Bootleg
Label: Labor of Love
022/023 (1997)
Double CD (2) with Insert & J-Card
ALL VG+
(Jewelcase has clear cover crack, no biggie)
Live at the Main Point in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, 5th February 1975
1-1 Incident On 57th Street 10:38
1-2 Mountain Of Love 3:21
1-3 Born To Run 4:47
1-4 The E Street Shuffle 12:56
1-5 Thunder Road 6:54
1-6 I Want You 6:28
1-7 Spirit In The Night 6:23
1-8 She's The One 6:37
1-9 Growin' Up 3:18
1-10 It's Hard To Be A Saint In The City 4:07
1-11 Jungleland 9:49
2-1 Kitty's Back 11:43
2-2 New York City Serenade 19:56
2-3 Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) 11:23
2-4 4th Of July, Asbury Park (Sandy) 6:43
2-5 A Love So Fine/Shout 8:32
2-6 For You 8:30
2-7 Back In The U.S.A. 6:47
Description:
Bruce Springsteen Live at the Main Point, Bryan Mawr, Pennsylvania, February 5th, 1975
FM Broadcast on WMMR – A Main Point benefit show. This was the premiere of Thunder Road, actually called Wings For Wheels at this time and of both Back In The USA and Mountain Of Love.
Also with early live versions of Born To Run and Jungleland, and a amazing cover of Dylan’s I Want You.
Intro, Incident on 57th Street, Mountain Of Love, Born To Run, The E Street Shuffle,  Wings For Wheels (Thunder Road), I Want You, Spirit In The Night, She’s The One, Growin’ Up, It’s Hard To Be A Saint In The City, Jungleland, Kitty’s Back
The concert continued with: New York City Serenade, Rosalita (Come Out Tonight), 4th Of July, Asbury Park (Sandy), A Love So Fine [incorporating Shout], For You, Back In The USA.
From collectorsmusic.com
:
“one of the most legendary shows of Bruce’s career.”  The Brucebase website refers to it as “one of the most compelling performances of Springsteen’s entire career.”   Lynn Elder’s guide to early Springsteen bootleg CDs, You Better Not Touch, agrees, stating that “the show easily ranks as one of Bruce’s best ever.”  Clinton Heylin, in The Great White Wonders,  refers to it as a “testament to Springsteen at-his-peak.”  The first twelve songs initially appeared on the LP You can Trust Your Car To The Man Who Wears The Star (SODD, later TAKRL). The show was broadcast on WMMR-FM and the incomplete LP version obviously utilized an off-air tape, extremely listenable but not quite top-notch in sound quality.  There were small cuts during the opening bars of Incident On 57th Street caused by the excision of some talking by a DJ.