Bruce Springsteen(Steel Mill) 1971-01-18 D'Scene, South Amboy, NJ(Black Vinyl)

 

Steel Mill

Title: Return To Rock And Roll (Black Vinyl)
Label: Unknown label
Catalog CSR-001-A/B
Format: One Black Vinyl
Source: Soundboard
Bruce Base: http://brucebase.wikidot.com/1971#180171
Story Teller: http://brucebase.wikidot.com/gig:1971-01-18-d-scene-south-amboy-nj
Total Time: 38 minutes 52.24 seconds
Date: January 18, 1971
Location: D'Scene, South Amboy, New Jersey, USA

Transfer/Trade and Generation Info: Original Vinyl -> Pioneer Quartz-Direct Drive PL-640 turntable -> Pioneer Integrated Amplifier A-20 -> Transferred with cable -> Audacity 2.1.0 (recording volume 0.050000, sample rate 44100 Hz, sample format 16-bit) -> wav -> Nero Wav Editor -> click remove, Split -> TLH -> flac (Level 8) (Align On Sector Boundaries).

Include: md5 (wav/flac), ffp, m3u (wav/flac), Frequency-Spectral Analysis, shntool_info/len, Complete Artworks, Info file and Par2 recovery files to 10%.


Setlist:

Disc 1: (38:52.24)

A1 Train Ride (13:28.73)
A2 I Gotta Be Free (beg.) (4:45.27)

B1 I Gotta Be Free (concl.) (7:42.34)
B2 Dancing In The Street - Honky Tonk Woman (12:55.40)


Notes:
Wrong date on the back, Delux cover.
Great recording.


For more information regarding this boot, visit Brucebase or Killing Floor:

http://brucebase.wikidot.com/1971#180171

http://www.brucespringsteen.it/DB/detrec.aspx?code=LPRTRAR1


LP transferred, scanned and edited by hrubesh.


Transferred on 2021-01-17


Hope you Enjoy!
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Bruce Springsteen(Steel Mill)1971-01-23 The Upstage Coffeehouse, Asbury Park, NJ

 

Steel Mill
January 23, 1971
The Upstage Coffeehouse, Asbury Park, NJ


01 Sweet Melinda
02 Oh Mama Why
03 He's Guilty

Brucebase 2019
1971-01-23 - THE UPSTAGE, ASBURY PARK, NJ
SWEET MELINDA / OH MAMA / HE'S GUILTY (THE JUDGE SONG)
One show, double bill, with Steel Mill headlining and National Debt opening. This was advertised as the final Steel Mill gig and current evidence supports this, including Springsteen noting this fact at D'Scene earlier in the week. The dissolution of Steel Mill was amicable. Apparently, Bruce had informed members in December, prior to a Christmas trip to California, of his desire to explore other musical directions. Speaking of his brief, five-month (September 1970 - January 1971) Steel Mill tenure, vocalist Robbin Thompson has commented: "it was a strange thing. No one really knew why I was in the band….but about half way through I knew the band, as it was, wasn't going to last, especially me."

Jeannie played The Upstage the night after the show listed above.
The Upstage Coffeehouse was a great place – small and intimate with a listening crowd. I remember climbing the stairway that led to the tiny backstage area. The stage itself was compact, but didn't discourage the musicians on hand to jam at times on my solo sets – Bruce, Garry Tallent, Vini Lopez, Steven Van Zandt, "Southside" Johnny Lyon, and my good friend, the late clarinet/sax player, Terry Loughran. I sang and banged on the old, out-of -tune upright piano or strummed my Martin guitar, while Tinker taped the music onto his reel-to-reel recorder. (I still have the original tape of the show on January 24th. The band, "Odin", with their lengthy, spacey, instrumental, acid-rock music, played that night, also.)
Songs: "Feel Like A Woman", "Back Here", "Livin' In The Country", "You Ain't Goin' Nowhere", "The World's A Sad Place", "Black Skies", "No One's Lesson But Your Own".
-Jeannie Clark Fisher

The above-mentioned partial setlist is taken from a very good quality soundboard recording that is now in circulation. This material has yet to appear on any mainstream CD boot, but can be found on the CDR 'Legend Of Steel Mill' (Vintage Masters). The audio features continuity between songs and marks the first ever appearance of any Springsteen audio from The Upstage. These three songs are culled from early in the set and may possibly be the show's opening three numbers. This is also the first time a rendition of "Sweet Melinda" has surfaced in nice sound quality. The remainder of the show has not surfaced.

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Bruce Springsteen(Steel Mill) 1971-01-18 D'Scene, South Amboy, NJ(VMCDR-445A/B/C)

Legend Of Steel Mill, Vintage Masters, VMCDR-445A/B/C
Various Locations, NJ, USA, 1971

Original CD-r's --> EAC (Secure) --> Waw --> Flac Level 8 & Align
EAC Log Files, md5 Files (Flac & Waw), Complete Artwork Included 300 dpi


101 - Guilty
102 - Goin' Back To Georgia
103 - Oh Mama
104 - Change It
105 - Mary Louise Watson
106 - Dancing In The Street/Honky Tonk Women
107 - I Can't Take It

201 - Train Ride
202 - I Gotta Be Free/Turn On Your Love
203 - Resurrection
204 - Run Shaker Life
205 - Sweet Melinda
206 - Oh Mama
207 - Guilty

301 - Ain't That Peculiar
302 - You Sure Can Dance
303 - Darkness Darknes
304 - The Band's Just Boppin' The Blues
305 - I Remember
306 - When You Dance

101-204 (Steel Mill) D'Scene, South Amboy, NJ, USA, January 18 1971
205-207 (Steel Mill) The Upstage, Asbury Park, NJ, USA, January 23 1971
301-306 (The Bruce Springsteen Band) Student Prince, Asbury Park, NJ, USA, November 13 1971

 

 

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Bruce Springsteen(Steel Mill) 1971-01-18 D'scene, South Amboy, NJ(Wild Bird Records)

 

Bruce Springsteen And The Steel Mill

Title: Goin' Back In The Past
Label: Wild Bird Records
Catalog #: CD 9118
Format: One Original Silver CD
Source: Soundboard
Bruce Base: http://brucebase.wikispaces.com/1971#180171
Story Teller: http://brucebase.wikispaces.com/1971-01-18+-+D%27SCENE%2C+SOUTH+AMBOY%2C+NJ
Total Time: 1 hour 05 minutes 17.43 seconds
Date: January 18, 1971
Location: D'scene, South Amboy, New Jersey, USA

Transfer/Trade and Generation Info: Original Silver Disc -> EAC (secure) -> wav -> TLH -> flac (Level 8) (Align On Sector Boundaries).

Include: Log file, md5 (wav/flac), ffp, m3u (wav/flac), shntool_info/len, Complete Artworks (600dpi), Info file and Par2 recovery files to 10%.


Setlist:

Disc: (65:17.43)

01 Send That Boy To Jail / Going Back To Georgia (19:34.53)
02 Oh Mama Why (4:25.17)
03 Changin' Children (10:21.15)
04 Medley: Dancing In The Streets / Honky Tonk Women / Dancing In The Streets (reprise) (12:09.38)
05 I Can't Take It No More (8:05.37)
06 I'll Be Your Savior (10:41.33)


Notes:
Ripped from original silver disc.

For more information regarding this boot, visit Brucebase:

http://brucebase.wikispaces.com/1971#180171


Silver CD provided by Fabio G.
Extracted and Scanned by hrubesh.


Extracted on 2014-09-19


Hope you Enjoy!
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Bruce Springsteen(Steel Mill) 1970-01-13 The Matrix San Francisco, CA (Heart & Soul)

Steel Mill

Title: Live At The Matrix (Metal Box - Picture Disc - TEST PRESSING)
Label: Heart And Soul
Catalog #: H + S 1970 - 1/4
Format: Two 12" Picture Disc
Source: Soundboard
Bruce Base: http://brucebase.wikidot.com/1970#130170
Story Teller: http://brucebase.wikidot.com/gig:1970-01-13-matrix-san-francisco-ca
Total Time: 1 hour 14 minutes 35.12 seconds
Date: January 13, 1970
Location: The Martix, San Francisco, California, USA

Transfer/Trade and Generation Info: Original Vinyl -> Pioneer Quartz-Direct Drive PL-640 turntable -> Pioneer Integrated Amplifier A-20 -> Transferred with cable -> Audacity 2.0.5 (recording volume 0,03, sample rate 44100 Hz, sample format 16-bit) -> wav -> Audacity 2.0.5 -> Noise Reduction, Click Remove -> Split -> TLH -> flac (Level 8) (Align On Sector Boundaries).

Include: md5 (wav/flac), ffp, m3u (wav/flac), Frequency-Spectral Analysis, shntool_info/len, Complete Artworks, Info file and Par2 recovery files to 10%.


Setlist:

Disc: (74:35.12)

A1 The War Is Over (15:11.67)

B1 Lady Walking Down By The River (10:33.20)
B2 Jeannie I Want To Thank You (10:16.37)

C1 America Under Fire (6:52.28)
C2 He's Guilty (Send That Boy To Jail) (7:33.69)
C3 The Train Song (7:10.61)

D1 Goin' Down Slow (16:56.30)


Notes:
Rare picture disc version housed in metal can, limited and numbered edition of 127 copies, but even rarer in this TEST PRESSING version of 5 copies made.
Fantastic Soundboard Sound.

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Bruce Springsteen(Steel Mill) 1970-07-17 Sunshine Inn Asbury Park, NJ

Date: 1970-07-17
Venue: SUNSHINE IN
Location: ASBURY PARK NJ
Source: ABMS D/L

ABMS D/L> CDR> EAC> WAV> FLAC

DANCING IN THE STREET (10:50)
COME ON (4:45)
SHERLOCK GOES HOLMES (9:44)
GARDEN STATE PARKWAY BLUES (27:25)
RUN, SHAKER LIFE (end cut, 4:10)

One show, double bill, with Steel Mill headlining and Lotus opening.

The above-mentioned partial setlist is taken from a circulating 58-minute soundboard recording of good-very good quality. This audio has only partially circulated on a
vinyl bootleg "Don't Sweat It" in limited quantities and in poor quality. It is circulating in complete form via private CDR sources (usually identified only as "summer
1970" or "mid-1970" or "unknown location"). The audio seems to include the first three songs of the night and the final two songs, with "Run, Shaker Life" cut very
prematurely. This would represent only about half of a normal show's length. Following a nice show-opening "Dancing In The Street" Springsteen jokingly comments "It's
all happening out there in the street, so what are we doing in here?" During the epic "Garden State Parkway Blues", Bruce mentions driving through Ocean Grove on a
Sunday, as well as the fireworks at the Freehold Raceway, both comments draw a noticeable crowd reaction. These comments indicate this audio is from an indoor
summertime performance in the Asbury Park area. When combining the sound of the audience size, the track listing and the very limited gig bookings the band had during
the summer of 1970 there is a strong likelihood this audio is from either this night or the following night's show at the same venue.

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Bruce Springsteen(Steel Mill) 1970-01-13 The Matrix San Francisco, CA (Great Dane Records - GDR CD MAIL-1 - 1990)

Bruce Springsteen
Live At The Matrix
Great Dane Records - GDR CD MAIL-1 - 1990

Silver disc > EAC > FLAC level 8

Total length: 1:14:20

CD1
101 The War Is Over (14:39)
102 Lady Walkin' Down By The River (10:33)
103 Jeannie I Want To Thank You (10:22)
104 America Under Fire (06:53)
105 He's Guilty (Send That Boy To Jail) (07:34)
106 The Train Song (07:11)
107 Goin' Down Slow (17:08)

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