Bruce Springsteen & the Seeger Sessions Band - 10/05/06
Arena Verona, Verona, Italy
Arena Verona, Verona, Italy
Edit Details| Source: | Edirol R1 - Sony ECM-719 - Sony BCG-34HD4 (Seren version) |
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| Media Type: | FLAC |
Media Count: | 2 |
| Notes: | Archived Box 1 Disc 306 |
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| Trades Allowed: | Yes | Traded From: | |
| Reference #: | Generation: | 0 |
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Set I
John Henry
Oh Mary Don't You Weep
Old Man Tucker
Samson And Delilah
Eyes On The Prize
Jesse James
Atlantic City
My Oklahome Home
If I Should Fall Behind
Valerie
Bobby Jean
Mrs. McGrath
How Can A Poor Man Stand Such Times And Live?
Jacob's Ladder
The River
Open All Night
Pay Me My Money Down
Encores:
Fire
Rag Mama Rag
When The Saints Go Marching In
This Little Light Of Mine
American Land
Oh Mary Don't You Weep
Old Man Tucker
Samson And Delilah
Eyes On The Prize
Jesse James
Atlantic City
My Oklahome Home
If I Should Fall Behind
Valerie
Bobby Jean
Mrs. McGrath
How Can A Poor Man Stand Such Times And Live?
Jacob's Ladder
The River
Open All Night
Pay Me My Money Down
Encores:
Fire
Rag Mama Rag
When The Saints Go Marching In
This Little Light Of Mine
American Land
Set II
Set III
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October 5 / Verona, ITA / Arena
Notes: "Romeo and Juliet, Samson and Delilah..." On a tour not known for setlist shake-ups or tour premieres, out comes a wild one in Verona. Four tour premieres, includinging Bobby Jean. Backstreets reader Alberto Covin (who wrote of his disappointment after the first two shows) checked back in to file this report: "To my deepest happiness, let me say that Verona show was awesome in every aspect: Bruce as a performer, the band, the setlist, the crowd, the venue (the Arena is not like any other Palasport). Bruce talked a lot (which I missed in previous shows), in Italian too. He said, 'I feel inspired tonight,' and the setlist proves it. A long intro in Italian for a 'biblical tale about Samson and Delilah [a.k.a. "If I Had My Way"].... good luck, Samson!' And they played, with the whole band in a semicircle, a funny song, with just the stand-up bass and some percussion, and all the band singing about Samson and Delilah, a very special moment. He introduced Patti after 'If I Should Fall Behind,' saying that she has to leave the tour for the moment, because 'iragazzi hanno bisogno della mamma' (The children need their mom), and she sang Valerie, from her first album. Then, 'Verona è la città di Romeo e Giulietta' (Verona is the town of Romeo and Juliet), 'Questa è solo per Verona'... and started Fire, which was sung by the whole audience. Every song has been sung, danced, lived by the people. I said we are spoiled by Bruce, and we were not extremely happy after Bologna and Torino. Now we are: completely, thoroughly happy."
Setlist: John Henry*/O Mary Don't You Weep*/Old Dan Tucker*/Samson and Delilah [a.k.a. If I Had My Way]*/Eyes on the Prize*/Jesse James*/Atlantic City*/My Oklahoma Home*/If I Should Fall Behind/Valerie/Bobby Jean/Mrs. McGrath/How Can a Poor Man Stand Such Times and Live?/Jacob's Ladder/The River/Open All Night/Pay Me My Money Down
*These eight songs were later broadcast on Italy's RADIOUNO, on 10/13.
Encore: Fire/Rag Mama Rag/When the Saints Go Marching In/This Little Light of Mine/American Land
Notes: "Romeo and Juliet, Samson and Delilah..." On a tour not known for setlist shake-ups or tour premieres, out comes a wild one in Verona. Four tour premieres, includinging Bobby Jean. Backstreets reader Alberto Covin (who wrote of his disappointment after the first two shows) checked back in to file this report: "To my deepest happiness, let me say that Verona show was awesome in every aspect: Bruce as a performer, the band, the setlist, the crowd, the venue (the Arena is not like any other Palasport). Bruce talked a lot (which I missed in previous shows), in Italian too. He said, 'I feel inspired tonight,' and the setlist proves it. A long intro in Italian for a 'biblical tale about Samson and Delilah [a.k.a. "If I Had My Way"].... good luck, Samson!' And they played, with the whole band in a semicircle, a funny song, with just the stand-up bass and some percussion, and all the band singing about Samson and Delilah, a very special moment. He introduced Patti after 'If I Should Fall Behind,' saying that she has to leave the tour for the moment, because 'iragazzi hanno bisogno della mamma' (The children need their mom), and she sang Valerie, from her first album. Then, 'Verona è la città di Romeo e Giulietta' (Verona is the town of Romeo and Juliet), 'Questa è solo per Verona'... and started Fire, which was sung by the whole audience. Every song has been sung, danced, lived by the people. I said we are spoiled by Bruce, and we were not extremely happy after Bologna and Torino. Now we are: completely, thoroughly happy."
Setlist: John Henry*/O Mary Don't You Weep*/Old Dan Tucker*/Samson and Delilah [a.k.a. If I Had My Way]*/Eyes on the Prize*/Jesse James*/Atlantic City*/My Oklahoma Home*/If I Should Fall Behind/Valerie/Bobby Jean/Mrs. McGrath/How Can a Poor Man Stand Such Times and Live?/Jacob's Ladder/The River/Open All Night/Pay Me My Money Down
*These eight songs were later broadcast on Italy's RADIOUNO, on 10/13.
Encore: Fire/Rag Mama Rag/When the Saints Go Marching In/This Little Light of Mine/American Land
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