Friday, August 7, 2026

Bruce Springsteen 1973-02-14 Richmond, VA - Fun Fun Fun (CDR)



 

1973-02-14 Fun Fun Fun

Label:        None                  Format:     1CD 
Catalog #:     None                  Source:     Audience
Total Time:     41:21                     Sound:     ?.?/??
Date:         February 14, 1973          Performance:    ?.?/??
Location:                        Overall:     ?.?/??
        

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01. Mary Queen Of Arkansas (5:38)
02. For You (4:56)
03. Does This Bus Stop At 82nd Street (4:54)
04. Thundercrack (12:14)
05. Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) - Fun Fun Fun (13:39)

Info taken from Brucebase:
http://www.brucebase.shetland.co.uk/gig1973.htm#31

14/02/73 - VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY, RICHMOND, VA 

LOST IN THE FLOOD / SPIRIT IN THE NIGHT / 634-5789 (SOULSVILLE, USA) / MARY QUEEN OF ARKANSAS (5:12) / FOR YOU (4:58) / DOES THIS BUS STOP AT 82ND STREET (5:02) / BLINDED BY THE LIGHT / THUNDERCRACK (12:20) / ROSALITA - FUN FUN FUN (12:45) / announcements (0:25)

ONE show, double bill, with Bruce and the boys opening for headliner DAN HICKS & HIS HOT LICKS. Springsteen was allowed to present a headliner-length performance of nearly 90 minutes  and he stole the show from Hicks. The above-mentioned setlist represents Springsteen's entire song presentation from this show in the correct sequence, as 
sourced from a newspaper review of the show in conjunction with a recently circulating (but very poor quality) 45-minute audience tape encompassing 5 of the show s 9 songs. The taper apparently did not record Bruce s opening three numbers and  Blinded By The Light .

From an historical standpoint the significant performance is "Rosalita". This is a unique arrangement that not only features a near-complete rendition of The Beach Boys "Fun Fun Fun" sandwiched in the middle, but also incorporates a cosmic story-rap that finds an 8yr old Springsteen locked in an Alabama jail with Dennis Wilson, James Brown and Wilson Pickett (whose  634-5789  Bruce covered earlier in the show). The subtle audio edit heard after "Thundercrack" (the end of the main set) and before "Rosalita" (the encore) merely eliminates several minutes of cheering as the audience coaxes Bruce and the band back for a final song. Following "Rosalita" the MC can be heard announcing that Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks will follow. Grateful thanks to Jeff Crossan for the news article, photos and additional 
information.

Enjoy The Show,

Jeff
 

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