Wednesday, August 12, 2026

Bruce Springsteen 1973-06-02 Bethesda MA (Grethe Remaster)

1973-06-02 Bethesda (Grethe Remaster)

Label:        None                Format:     1CD
Catalog #:     None                Source:     Radio Broadcast
Total Time:     25:38                Sound:         ?.?
Date:         June 2, 1973            Performance:    ?.?
Location:     Radio Station WHFS-FM,         Overall:     ?.?
        Bethesda, Maryland

This upload will include an infofile, checksum, artwork,
frequency & spectral analysis, additional information & parfiles.

Additional information will include such things as possible logfiles, infofiles, 
spectral or frequency analysis which were recieved along with this show.

FLAC Download -> WAV -> FLAC (level 8, allign border sectors & verify)

01. 'Dialogue' (5:44)
02. Satin Doll (1:21)
03. Circus Song (5:17)
04. New York Song (5:01)
05. Growin' Up (3:34)
06. Mary Queen Of Arkansas (4:40)

Notes:
- Lineage: ABMS Grethe Upload FLAC > Peak Pro XT (pitch adjustment / volume smoothing / channel correction / tweak) > xACT 2.21 > FLAC

Info taken from Brucebase:
https://brucebase.wikispaces.com/1973#020673a

    1973-06-02 - RADIO STATION WHFS-FM, BETHESDA, MD

    SATIN DOLL / WILD BILLY'S CIRCUS STORY / NEW YORK SONG / GROWIN' UP / MARY QUEEN OF ARKANSAS

    In-station interview conducted by Donald 'Cerphe' Colwell (a DJ who was one of Bruce s biggest early supporters) plus Bruce s third acoustic 
    radio performance. The above-mentioned five-song setlist is believed to be the complete show. The master tape is not circulating but a fan had the 
    foresight to tape the 25-minute show from the radio; various versions circulate ranging from fair to very good quality. Two of the tracks, 
    "New York Song" and "Mary Queen Of Arkansas" can be found as tracks 9 and 10 on the CD  Radio Waves' (Great Dane). The entire audio is available 
    on the custom made CDR boot  Strictly Prohibited' and 'We're On The Air' (misses the first 50 seconds) as well as a number of fan made transfers. 
    This is Bruce s last known in-station musical performance until March 9, 1974.

 

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