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In what is being already an annual tradition, Bruce Springsteen, accompanied by Bobby Bandiera and his band, gave a concert last Saturday in Asbury Park for the Ranney School, where their children studied. With help from Patti Scialfa and Southside Johnny, Bruce sang his own songs and a good amount of covers, offering a varied repertoire of soul, pop and rock, including «Cover Me» «Boy From New York City», «The Fever», «Sherry Darling», «Tell Me», «Higher and Higher», «Dertoit Medley», «Oh, Pretty Woman» «Pink Cadillac» and others. The performance, held at the legendary Stone Pony club, lasted about two hours..
En lo que viene siendo ya una tradición anual, Bruce Springsteen, acompañado por Bobby Bandiera y su banda, dio un concierto el sábado en Asbury Park para la escuela Ranney, donde estudiaron sus hijos. Con la ayuda de Patti Scialfa y Southside Johnny, Bruce cantó temas propios y ajenos, ofreciendo un repertorio muy variado de soul, pop y rock, incluyendo versiones de «Cover me», «Boy From New York City», «The Fever», «Sherry Darling», «Tell Me», «Higher and Higher», «Dertoit Medley», «Oh, Pretty Woman», «Pink Cadillac» y otras. La actuación, celebrada en el legendario club Stone Pony, duró unas dos horas.
Ranney School Benefit
Bruce Springsteen & The Bobby Bandiera Band
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Out in the Street
Cover Me
Seven Nights to Rock
Spirit in the Night
Talk to Me *
Proud Mary *
Tell Him +
Two Hearts
Jambalaya (On the Bayou)
You Really Got a Hold on Me
Radio Nowhere
Waitin’ on a Sunny Day
Sherry Darling
The Fever *
Darlington County
Oh, Pretty Woman
Brilliant Disguise
Boy From New York City +
Pink Cadillac
Dancing in the Dark
Havin’ a Party *
Detroit Medley *
Tenth Avenue Freeze-out
Glory Days
Higher and Higher
Twist and Shout
* con / with Southside Johnny
+ con / with Patti Scialfa
«Raise a glass for the comrades we lost»… Danny Federici hubiera cumplido hoy 60 años.
