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1) Mary Queen
Of Arkansas
2) It's Hard To Be A Saint In The City
3) Growin' Up
4) Does This Bus Stop At 82nd Street
5) Bishop Danced
6) Santa Ana
7) Seaside Bar Song
8) Zero And Blind Terry
9) Linda Let Me Be The One
10) Thundercrack
11) Rendezvous
12) Give The Girl A Kiss
13) Iceman
14) Bring On The Night
15) So Young And In Love
16) Hearts Of Stone
17)
Don't Look Back
1) Restless
Nights
2) A Good Man is Hard To Find (Pittsburgh)
3) Roulette
4) Dollhouse
5) Where The Bands Are
6) Loose Ends
7) Living On The Edge Of The World
8) Wages Of Sin
9) Take 'em As They Come
10) Be True
11) Ricky Wants A Man Of Her Own
12) I Wanna Be With you
13) Mary Lou
14) Stolen Car
15) Born In The U.S.A
16) Johnny Bye-Bye
17)
Shut Out The Light
2) My Love Will Not Let You Down
3) This Hard Land
4) Frankie
5) TV Movie
6) Stand On It
7) Lion's Den
8) Car Wash
9) Rockaway The Days
10) Brothers Under The Bridges ('83)
11) Man At The Top
12) Pink Cadillac
13) Two For The Road
14) Janey Don't You Lose Heart
15) When You Need Me
16) The Wish
17) The Honeymooners
18) Lucky Man
2) Seven Angels
3) Gave It A Name
4) Sad Eyes
5) My Lover Man
6) Over The Rise
7) When The Lights Go Out
8) Loose Change
9) Trouble In Paradise
10) Happy
11) Part Man, Part Monkey
12) Goin' Cali
13) Back In Your Arms
14) Brothers Under The Bridge
"During the long intervals between my record releases, as I was spending more and more tmie in the studio, when I met a fan on the street I was often asked, "What are you guys doing in there?" I regularly pondered that question myself
What we were doing in there was making a lot of music, a lot more music than I could use at any one time. As a result, my albums became a series of choices - what to include, what to leave out? I based my decisions on my creative point of view at the moment - the subject I was trying to focus on, something musical or emotional I was trying to express. In certain instances, as on Darkness on the Edge of Town, Nebraska, and The Ghost of Tom Joad, these choices crystallized the album I was making. On some of my other records the reasons I had for choosing one song over another, in hindsight, feel a good deal less significant. One of the results of working like this was that a lot of music, including some of my favorite things, remain unreleased.
This collection contains everything from the first notes I sang in a Columbia recording studio, my early and later work with the E Street Band, through my music in the '90s. It's the alternate route to some of the destinations I travelled to on my records, an invitation into the studio on the many nights we spent making music in search of the record we presented to you. I'm glad to finally be able to share this music; here are some of the ones that got away."
Tracks" -- I Wanna Be With You / Lion's Den / Part Man, Part Monkey
Sad Eyes
/ Missing / Man At the Top / Take 'Em as They Come
Sad Eyes
/ Missing
I Wanna Be
With You / Where the Bands Are / Born in the U.S.A. / Back in Your Arms
Again
I Wanna Be
With You / Sad Eyes / Where the Bands Are / Born in the U.S.A. / Back
in Your Arms Again
Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica, Bass, Keyboards
