One more Springsteen title from Lou Cohan: ‘RESURRECTED’

Back of the album, should have waited for the stamp ink to dry before stacking them.

Name of the artist for those “in the know” only. There are numbered and unnumbered copies with two different sizes for the big stamp found as well. Supposedly 500 numbered copies exist (plus non-numbered ones?).

Insert found with some copies.

Matrix: LR101

The first two tracks come from the earliest Child/Steel Mill audio in circulation and were taken from an audience recording taped at the Free University “The Center” in Richmond, VA on 20 September 1969. [Too bad they did not include ‘KT88’ because that instrumental really rocked.]

‘Bright Lights, Big City’ closes side 1 and is from an unknown source; ‘Bishop Danced’ was recorded live at Max’s Kansas City in NYC on 31 January 1973. We are back in Richmond, VA for ‘You Mean So Much To Me’ recorded at a radio session at The Alpha Sound Studio on 31 May 1973 and broadcast on WGOE-FM.

The final two songs are from 1973 as well: ‘The Fever’ came from a session at The Record Plant on 16 May and ‘Zero And Blind Terry’ was recorded on Halloween that year at The Main Point, Bryn Mawr, PA.

 

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