2 years, 1 month ago
Rosanne Cash brought out a special guest last night in Charlotte, would you have liked to be there? (And, if you WERE there...
...do you have video or audio?)
Bruce Springsteen performed a duet with Cash on her great album "The List". Last night, he was in town visiting colleges with one of his kids, and she happened to be playing. She said she had recorded it with one of the "quintessential American voices.... Usually, I'd say that John Leventhal will be playing the part of Bruce Springsteen; tonight, Bruce Springsteen will be played by Bruce Springsteen."
http://backstreets.com/Assets/Images/2010/newsRosanneCash.jpg
It just so happens that the quintessential magazine about everything Springsteen, "Backstreets", is headquartered in Charlotte and the editor was in the audience. (Butttttt, he didn't have (or didn't post) any video or audio.)
Read the rest of his account here: http://backstreets.com/news.html
Here's the audio of a great version of the great song:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3LSrcKksCo&feature=PlayList&p=EE2BA5C6C8F1BE3A&playnext_from=PL&playnext=1&index=71
Bruce Springsteen performed a duet with Cash on her great album "The List". Last night, he was in town visiting colleges with one of his kids, and she happened to be playing. She said she had recorded it with one of the "quintessential American voices.... Usually, I'd say that John Leventhal will be playing the part of Bruce Springsteen; tonight, Bruce Springsteen will be played by Bruce Springsteen."
It just so happens that the quintessential magazine about everything Springsteen, "Backstreets", is headquartered in Charlotte and the editor was in the audience. (Butttttt, he didn't have (or didn't post) any video or audio.)
Read the rest of his account here: http://backstreets.com/news.html
Here's the audio of a great version of the great song:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3LSrcKksCo&feature=PlayList&p=EE2BA5C6C8F1BE3A&playnext_from=PL&playnext=1&index=71
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