Devils and Dust

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Musicians : Bruce Springsteen (guitar, bass, keyboards, tambourine, drums, percussion, vocals), Daniela Federici (keyboards), Marty Rifkin (steel guitar), Chuck Plotkin (piano), Mark Pender (trumpet), Brendan O’Brien (bass, sitar, ... [Tout afficher]

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Musicians :
Bruce Springsteen (guitar, bass, keyboards, tambourine, drums, percussion, vocals), Daniela Federici (keyboards), Marty Rifkin (steel guitar), Chuck Plotkin (piano), Mark Pender (trumpet), Brendan O’Brien (bass, sitar, tamboura, hurdygurdy), The Nashville String Machine (strings), Soozie Tyrell (violin, background vocals), Lisa Lowell, Patti Scialfa (background vocals), Steve Jordan (drums, percussion).

First Availability On Vinyl 2 LP Since Original 2005 Release; Transferred from the Original Source Masters, Allowing for the Highest Quality Pressing Possible !

In February 2020, five Bruce Springsteen albums will be released on vinyl for the first time in over a decade ! Together, these releases comprise the vast majority of Springsteen's recorded output from the beginning of the millennium a triumphant period which saw the long-awaited reunion of the E Street Band. Each album - The Rising (2002), Devils & Dust (2005), Live In New York City (2001), Live In Dublin (2007), and 18 Tracks (1999) has been transferred from the original source masters, allowing for the highest quality pressings possible.

Devils & Dust remains one of the starkest studio albums The Boss ever released, recalling the spare acoustic-with-band approach of The Ghost Of Tom Joad a decade earlier. Mixing themes familial and political, many of the songs for the primarily solo outing came from Bruce's archives : "All The Way Home" was written for Southside Johnny in 1991; "Long Time Coming" and "The Hitter" date back to the Tom Joad era. The lyrically controversial "Reno" caused a minor furor. Available on vinyl 2 LP for the first time since it was originally released.
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