"Prove It All Night: The Music Of Bruce Springsteen"
Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes
The Stone Pony
Asbury Park, NJ
February 28, 2015
Southside Johnny - vocals, harmonica and percussion
Jeff Kazee - keyboards, accordion and percussion
John Conte - bass
Glenn Alexander - guitar
Bobby Bandiera - guitar (from Murder Incorporated through the end)
Tom Seguso - drums
Joe Bellia - percussion
Crispin Cioe - baritone sax
Doug DeHays - tenor sax
Chris Anderson - trumpet and percussion
Don Harris - trumpet and percussion
Neal Pawley - trombone and guitar
Source: master audience recording
Taper: larryrulz
Location: back of the room, facing L stacks
Sound: mp3 samples attached in the comments
Lineage:
CA-14 (cardioid) > Sony M10 (24/44) > Audacity (amplify, tracking) > TLH > FLAC 6 > foobar2000 (FLAC tags)
01 intro
02 Does This Bus Stop at 82nd Street?/Rosalita
03 Cover Me
04 All the Way Home
05 Something in the Night
06 Trapped Again
07 Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out
08 Johnny 99
09 Stolen Car
10 Prove It All Night
11 Kitty's Back
12 Waitin' on a Sunny Day
13 Fade Away
14 You Mean So Much to Me
15 Nebraska
16 Jack of All Trades
17 Murder Incorporated
18 The Fever
19 Talk to Me
20 Sherry Darling
21 Where the Bands Are
Encore:
22 When You Dance
23 This Time It’s for Real
24 Hearts of Stone
Time: 2:15:10
Notes: There was a ton of hype for this show, mainly due to the featured songwriter, who many hoped/prayed would make an appearance. Well he didn't, and the show went on. I was in a good spot, facing the stacks, but this is a bar on a Saturday night full of drunk people. During all the ballads you will hear the delightful voices of said people. During the first 5-6 songs, there is the added noise of people squeezing through the back of the room where I was standing. Lots of "no room to move", "I got three ladies with me", "just going to the bathroom", yada yada yada. Overall a nice recording from a very cool and fun night. I have some video too, but from where I was standing it was limited.
