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Lost Masters Volume XI:
Walk, Don\'t Run
(The Telegraph Hill Rehearsals Volume I)
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band
Rehearsals at Telegraph Hill Studio, Holmdel, New Jersey, May 14, 1979
1. Mary Lou #1
2. Mary Lou #2
3. Mary Lou #3
4. Mary Lou #4
5. Mary Lou #5
6. Mary Lou #6
7. Bring on the Night
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band
Rehearsals at Telegraph Hill Studio, Holmdel, New Jersey, February 22, 1980
8. Walk, Don\'t Run
9. Held Up Without a Gun #1 Practice takes
10. Held Up Without a Gun #2
11. Held Up Without a Gun #3
12. Held Up Without a Gun #4 Miami Steve on lead vocals
13. Held Up Without a Gun #5
14. Held Up Without a Gun #6
15. Held Up Without a Gun #7
16. Held Up Without a Gun #8
17. Two Hearts #1 Includes guitar solo mid-song
18. Two Hearts #2 Practice takes
19. Two Hearts #3
20. Two Hearts #4
21. Two Hearts #5 With new verse
22. Two Hearts #6 New version with new verse and guitar solo
23. Two Hearts #7 New Version with extended ending
24. Two Hearts #8 Alternate take with new guitar solo
Lost Masters Volume XII:
Songs 1-5: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band. Rehearsals at Telegraph Hill Studio, Holmdel, New Jersey, November 15, 1979.
1. Living On The Edge #1 Buddy Holly-type song (similar to \"Warm California Sun\"
2. Living On The Edge #2
3. Living On The Edge #3
4. Chevrolet Deluxe
5. Chevrolet Deluxe
Song 6: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band. Rehearsals at Telegraph Hill Studio, Holmdel, New Jersey, unknown date in 1979.
6. Bring On The Night
Songs 7-12: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band. Rehearsals at Telegraph Hill Studio, Holmdel, New Jersey, January 10, 1980.
7. Restless Nights #1 Slow version
8. Restless Nights #2 Different slow version (music similar to \"Soul Driver\"
9. Restless Nights #3 Incomplete practice takes
10. Restless Nights #4 Complete take plus guitar solos practice
11. Restless Nights #5
12. Restless Nights #6
13. Restless Nights #7 Superb version with great guitar jam
Lost Masters Volume XIII:
Restless Days
(The Telegraph Hill Rehearsals Volume III)
Songs 1-10: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band. Rehearsals at Telegraph Hill Studio, Holmdel, New Jersey, January 11th, 1980.
1. Jole Blon #1
2. Restless Nights #8
3. Restless Nights #9 Practice takes
4. Restless Nights #10
5. Restless Nights #11 Practice takes
6. Restless Nights #12
7. Restless Nights #13
8. Jole Blon #2
9. Jole Blon #3
10. Wreck On The Highway Country version
Songs 11-14: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band. Rehearsals at Telegraph Hill Studio, Holmdel, New Jersey, January 16th, 1980.
11. Stolen Car #1
12. Stolen Car #2
13. Stolen Car #3 Practice takes
Testing keyboards, different lyrics, new harmonies and ending parts.
14. Stolen Car #4
Lost Masters Volume XIV:
Out On The Run
(The Telegraph Hill Rehearsals Volume IV)
Songs 1-8: Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band. Rehearsals at Telegraph Hill Studio, HoImdel, New Jersey, unknown date in 1979.
1. Find It Where You Can #1 Incomplete take
2. Find It Where You Can #2
3. Break Mv Heart (Tonight) #1
4. Break Mv Heart (Tonight) #2 Rehearsals of sax solo
5. Out On The Run (Looking For Love) #1
6. Out On The Run (Looking For Love) #2
7. Out On The Run (Looking For Love) #3
8. The Ties That Bind
Songs 9-15: Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band. Rehearsals at Telegraph Hill Studio, Holmdel, New Jersey March 25th 1979.
9. In The City Tonight #1 Incomplete reheersal takes
10. In The City Tonight #2
11. In The City Tonight #3 Incomplete take
12. In The City Tonight #4
13. In The City Tonight #5 Incomplete rehearsal takes
14. In The City Tonight #6
15. In The City Tonight #7 Incomplete rehearsal takes
Lost Masters Volume XV:
Slow Fade
(The Telegraph Hill Rehearsals Volume V)
Songs 1-4: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band. Rehearsals at Telegraph Hill Studio, Holmdel, New Jersey, January 16, 1980.
1. Stolen Car #5
2. Stolen Car #6
3. Stolen Car #7
4. Stolen Car #8 Rehearsals of sax solo
Long, slow versions of \"Stolen Car.\"
Songs 5-12: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band. Rehearsals at Telegraph Hill Studio, Holmdel, New Jersey, February 5, 1980.
5. Slow Fade #1 Practice takes
6. Slow Fade #2
7. Slow Fade #3
8. Slow Fade #4 Practice takes (1 complete, 3 incomplete)
9. Slow Fade #5
10. Slow Fade #6
11. Jackson Cage #1 Practice takes
12. Jackson Cage #2 Alternate version of \"Jackson Cage\" with different lyrics and different music.
Lost Masters Volume XVI:
Hollywood Hills Garage Tapes
(Unreleased Masters Vol. 1)
Songs 1-9: Bruce Springsteen. Solo outtakes. Eight and 24-track mixes. Hollywood Hills Garage Studio, Los Angeles, California, August 1982 through April 1983.
1. Don\'t Back Down #9
2. One Love
Note the bass line similar to the Human Touch B-side \"30 Days Out.\"
3. Little Girl #1 Double track vocals
4. Don\'t Back Down #10 Alternate version with different music and double track vocals
5. Sugarland #2 Rockabilly version
6. Sugarland #3 Country version
7. Shut Out the Light #1 Complete version with 2 extra verses
8. Fugitives Dream
9. Betty Jean
Songs 10-14: Bruce Springsteen. Solo outtakes. 24-track mixes. Hollywood Hills Garage Studio, Los Angeles, California, January 4th, 1983.
10. Bye Bye Johnny #1 Rock version
11. Bye Bye Johnny #2 Slow acoustic version with crickets
12. The Klansman
13. Don\'t Back Down #11 Alternate slow version
14. Seven Tears
Lost Masters Volume XVII:
Hollywood Hills Garage Tapes
(Unreleased Masters Volume II)
Songs 1-9: Bruce Springsteen, Solo Outtakes, Eight Track Mixes, Hollywood Hills Garage Studio, Los Angeles, California, January 30th, 1983.
1. Follow That Dream False start
2. Follow That Dream #1
Presented in best-ever quality, this unreleased gem far eclipses any current circulated versions. After a false start, this track features a tender, moving vocal by Bruce.
3. Your Hometown #1
4. Your Hometown #2
5. Your Hometown #3
6. Your Hometown #4
Rockabilly versions of \"My Hometown.\" Bruce\'s fascination with rockabilly during the period preceding \"Born in the USA\" is evidenced here in the original incarnation of \"My Hometown,\" which was initially dubbed \"Your Hometown.\" This uptempo, kickin\' version features some classic guitar from Bruce and sounds like it would be another track ideally suited for Dave Edmunds. The four takes presented here are very similar, with the exception of take #2, which features several lyric changes.
7. Follow That Dream #2
Another alternate take with subtle vocal variations to #1 above.
8. Sugarland False start
9. Sugarland #1 Rockabilly version
Another in a long line of classic, unreleased songs, Bruce debuted this on tour in 1984 at Ames, Iowa. Recorded over a year and a half earlier, this original rock version is highlighted by a very energetic and commanding vocal performance. And boy does it rock! Totally different to the circulated version.
Songs 10-16: Bruce Springsteen, Solo Outtakes, Holly wood Hills Garage Studio, Los Angeles, California, January thru May 1983.
10. Little Girl #2
This pleasant little rockabilly \"throwaway\" number fits in nicely with the other sub two minute Bruce numbers: \"Held Up\" and \"Johnny Bye Bye.\"
11. County Fair #1
Just as \"Wild Billy\'s Circus Story\" perfectly captured the sights, sounds and smells of the circus, this beautiful unreleased song does the same for a small town county fair. Very few artists can transport a listener to a specific place the way Bruce does, and here he puts you right in the middle of all the goings-on, from beginning to end. This one\'s a stunner.
12. Bye Bye Johnny #4
A dramatically different version than the short, rockabilly one on the b-side of \"I\'m on Fire.\" This longer version perfectly captures the mournful mood of the song and features some fine acoustic guitar and synthesizer work.
13. Bye Bye Johnny #5
Without question, the definitive version of this song. Features a different intro and an additional closing verse. A very emotional and moving vocal performance by Bruce, this take will bring tears to your eyes. Mournful yet elegant, somber yet majestic, Bruce outdoes himself on this take. Rest in peace: Elvis and John.
14. Delivery Man #1
Another short yet enjoyable rockabilly number with some fine picking by Bruce, this very humorous tale of a truck driver losing his chickens would have made a great b-side.
15. Delivery Man #2
Alternate acoustic take to above with a different intro, some lyric changes and a different, expanded outro.
16. Unsatisfied Heart
Add this to the ever expanding list of Bruce\'s greatest unreleased songs. A man surveys his life and wonders if he can ever escape the demons of his past. Classic lyrics, classic performance.
Lost Masters Volume XVIII:
Hollywood Hills Garage Tapes
(Unreleased Masters Volume III)
Songs 1-9: Bruce Springsteen, Solo Outtakes, Eight Track Mixes. Hollywood Hills Garage Studio, Los Angeles, California, January 18th 1983.
1. Don\'t Back Down #1 Electric version
2. Don\'t Back Down #2 Electric version
3. Don\'t Back Down #3 Electric version
4. Don\'t Back Down #4 Acoustic version in key A
5. Don\'t Back Down #5 Acoustic version in key A
6. Don\'t Back Down #6 Acoustic version in key A
7. Don\'t Back Down #7 Acoustic version in Key A
8. Don\'t Back Down #8 Acoustic version in Key B
9. Sugarland #5 Rock version
Songs 10-11: Bruce Springsteen, Solo Outtakes, 24-Track Digital Mixes. Hollywood Hills Garage Studio, Los Angeles, California, Early 1983.
10. Bye Bye Johnny #6
11. Follow That Dream #3
Songs 12-16: Bruce Springsteen, Solo Outtakes. Hollywood Hills Garage Studio, Los Angeles, California January through May 1983.
12. Cynthia Solo version
13. Bye Bye Johnny #3
14. Richfield Whistle
15. Follow That Dream #4
16. Shut Out The Light #2
Lost Masters Volume XIX:
Born In The U.S.A. Rare Masters
Songs 1-4: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, Power Station Studios, New York City November 9th 1983.
1. Down, Down, Down Working title for the original take of \"I\'m Goin\' Down\"
2. Murder Incorporated
3. TV Movie
4. County Fair #2 Full band version with female vocals
Songs 5-9: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, Power Station Studios, New York January thru May 1983.
5. Born In The U.S.A. Complete take
6. Sugarland #4 Slow acoustic version
7. My Love Will Not Let You Down
8. My Hometown With female background vocals
9. Glory Days With extra verse
Original rought mix of the \"Born in the USA\" album compiled May 10th, 1983
Songs 10-13: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, Power Station Studios, New York possibly May 1982.
10. Frankie
11. Darlington County
12. Working On The Highway
13. Downbound Train
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The Lost Masters: Introduction
In the spring of 1996, word quickly spread of a 19-CD set called \"The Lost Masters\" consisting of studio outtakes, home demos, and rehearsal sessions from Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band from the years 1977-1983. In addition to the 19 discs, two \"Best of\" sets would also be released and would include bonus tracks not found elsewhere in the set. The discs were to be released individually in groups of five or so and the first five surfaced in early summer.
The CDs can basically be broken down into 5 segments: Darkness outtakes (2 CDs), River outtakes (2 CDs), home demos (4 CDs), rehearsal sessions (5 CDs), and Hollywood Hills garage tapes (3 CDs). Rounding out the set are the complete Nebraska sessions, Born in the USA outtakes, and \"Big Expendables,\" which consists of studio outtakes from The River, home demos, and rehearsal sessions.
Obviously, personal opinion differs, but the Darkness outtakes, the Nebraska session, and the Born in the USA full band outtakes seemed to top most people\'s lists of the best of the series. These four discs offered, for the most part, the best sound quality, and, in the case of the Nebraska disc, the most revealing look at said album.
The Darkness outtakes discs contained the best sound quality of any grouping of the Lost Masters. Although only 2 songs on these discs were previously uncirculated, the alternate takes of several songs more than makes up for it. Prove It All Night with the lyrics from Something in the Night sheds new light on both songs. Other songs with alternate lyrics include Adam Raised a Cain, Badlands, and Racing in the Street. However, the gems of these discs might be The Promise and Frankie in sound quality never before heard.
The River outtakes, while containing outstanding sound quality for the most part, were marred by multiple takes of the same song. It also seemed like these discs offered up the fewest previously-uncirculated songs, although, it must be said, the Definitive River Outtakes Volumes 1 and 2 would have been hard to surpass.
The home demos are difficult to judge. Almost all the material on these discs was previously uncirculated, and these discs shed a huge amount of light on the way Bruce Springsteen creates his songs. However, multiple takes on songs and the blandness of most songs make these difficult to listen to repeatedly.
The rehearsal session discs received the most critical reviews. These discs featured Bruce and the Band rehearsing the same song ad nauseam and in less-than-stellar sound quality, making it very difficult to listen to some of these discs even once; eight consecutive run-throughs of Held Up Without a Gun and Two Hearts with very little noticeable difference, due to the sound quality, can be enough for almost anybody. The real gems to turn up in these discs were Chevrolet Deluxe, originally \"released\" on the River Refinery tapes, although this version is very different than the home demo; Living on the Edge, a very rocking number in the vein of Buddy Holly; Wreck on the Highway in a country arrangement; and Stolen Car, as it goes through the transition from the Son You May Kiss the Bride version to the eventual released version. Volume 14 could be the most revealing rehearsal disc as it features four previously uncirculated songs.
Although consistenting mostly of rehearsal takes, Volume 4 cannot be grouped entirely with those discs, as it includes a home demo of Roulette as well as the supposed first take of the song with the band in the studio. The highlight of this disc, and highlight of the whole set for me, is Protection, a song Donna Summer recorded with some guitar work from Bruce himself. Bruce\'s version of Protection is faster and more forceful than Summer\'s, and the sound here is of official release quality.
The Hollywood Hills Garage Tapes were interesting, annoying, and repetitive, sometimes all on the same disc. Again, the repetitiveness of several songs, most notably Don\'t Back Down, which begins Volume 18 with eight different versions, brings down several of these discs. In addition, while it is interesting to hear Bruce fool around with a synthesizer and a drum machine, four consecutive versions of My Hometown can be quite enough; it has also been pointed out that the same drum beat is used on several songs. On the other hand, previously uncirculated songs such as The Klansman, Seven Tears, Unsatisfied Heart, and Richfield Whistle show a transition from the Nebraska material to the more band-friendly Born in the USA. Another gem is the complete take of Shut Out the Light with an additional verse discussing drug abuse by the protagonist.
Volume 1, however, was the gem of this set for many people. The long-awaited original acoustic version of Born in the USA can finally be heard, and the true meaning of the song cannot be ignored in an arrangement somewhat similar to the solo acoustic tour version, albeit a bit faster. One has to wonder how differently the song would have been received had this version been released. Downbound Train was another song supposedly recorded for Nebraska, and, it must be said, was done a favor when Bruce and the E Street Band later recorded it for Born in the USA. Child Bride is essentially Working on the Highway but slowed down tremendously, and some say that Child Bride is better than it\'s album counterpart; a friend said that if the entrepreneurs behind the Lost Masters were ever tried, they could play Child Bride back to back with Working on the Highway and they would be acquitted. Another interesting note is the song Losin\' Kind about a couple who commit a crime before crashing their car in the snow, essentially the same song as Highway 29, released almost 14 years later on The Ghost of Tom Joad album.
Volume 19 is a companion-piece to Volume 1 in some fashion, as it is a collection of Born in the USA outtakes. Although only three songs from this CD had never circulated previously, the sound quality surpasses all previously circulated versions of these songs. TV Movie quickly became a favorite for many people, and some people speculated on Bruce doing an album of rockbilly material; TV Movie, Pink Cadillac, Stand On It, County Fair, and Little Girl could almost be side 2 of such an album.
The source of the tapes that became the Lost Masters has been debated in several circles but without reaching a definitive answer. While several tape collectors high on the food chain reportedly had these tapes for a couple of years, those collectors only had copies and their original source was the one who made the Lost Masters possible. One doesn\'t have to go too far back in Bruce history to find two very plausible suspects.
The biggest disappointment of the Lost Masters series was the absence of the legendary Electric Nebraska tapes, full band arrangements of the songs Bruce \"recorded\" in January of 1982. Those tapes exist somewhere, and, if we\'re good, hopefully they will one day surface.
Hope you enjoy the liner notes and track listings!
Verona Drive, Silver Spring, November 1997
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