8 thoughts on “ The River - Bruce Springsteen - The River (Cassette, Album) ”

1. Label: CBS - • Format: Cassette Album • Country: Brazil • Genre: Rock • Style: Classic Rock, Folk Rock, Pop Rock Bruce Springsteen - The River (, Cassette) | Discogs Explore.

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2. Mar 01,  · Bruce Springsteen Jungleland (first live version - tribute to Clarence Clemons PRO audio) live - Duration: Johnkult 80, views.

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3. Find out at which radio station you can hear Bruce Springsteen - Cindy (the River: Single Album) This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this website, you agree to our policies regarding the use of cookies. The River Artist: Bruce Springsteen Album: The River, Has been played on. Switzerland IP music: 6: IP Music Slow Radio: 5.

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4. 6 hours ago · To my way of thinking, The River would have been far better as The Ties that Bind, the single album originally visioned, woven of considered concerted dynamic romantic numbers, instead of going in far too many directions at once, giving Bruce ample room to roam around, to be sentimental, hopeful, lost and even goofy at times, all leaving The /5().

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5. The River, an Album by Bruce Springsteen. Released in on CBS (catalog no. CDCBS ; CD). Genres: Heartland Rock, Singer/Songwriter, Pop Rock.

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6. In , touring in support of his album The River, Bruce Springsteen announced in Paris that he was reading a book that was having a profound effect on him: “I just started to read History of the United States [by Allan Nevins and Henry Steele Commager] and the thing about it is that I started to learn about how things got to be the way they are today, how you end up a victim without even.

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7. Label: Columbia - P2T • Format: Cassette Album, Stereo • Country: US • Genre: Rock • Style: Pop Rock, Folk Rock Bruce Springsteen - The River (, Cassette) | Discogs Explore/5(2).

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8. The River. A blowout double-album split evenly between huge house-party numbers (and a wealth of live staples) and darker, real-world tales in the vein of the title track, The River represented a Springsteen out to explore the emerging dualities of his music. Released.

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