Goin’ Back: Bruce Springsteen Announces Latest Live Archive Title, “Roxy ’75”

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On the heels of the new Songs of the Road collection that brings together picks from Springsteen’s live archive, Nugs.net has announced a new installment in their Live Archive series.

Roxy ’75 presents the full October 18 early show that Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band performed at the famed L.A. venue. The set captures the group in outstanding form performing a setlist that spotlights the Born To Run album along with a string of covers.  Among them is a version of Carole King’s “Goin’ Back,” a track that the band only performed during their Roxy residency.

All the tracks from this rare and previously unreleased concert were newly mixed from restored multitrack tapes by Jon Altschiller. The performance is available now from the Nugs website and live.brucespringsteen.net on CD-R, MP3, FLAC, and various other high-resolution digital formats. Check out the setlist below!

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, Roxy ’75 (2018)

  1. Thunder Road
  2. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out
  3. Spirit in the Night
  4. The E Street Shuffle / Havin’ a Party
  5. When You Walk in the Room
  6. She’s the One
  7. Born to Run
  8. 4th of July, Asbury Park (Sandy)
  9. Backstreets
  10. Kitty’s Back
  11. Jungleland
  12. Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)
  13. Goin’ Back (Encore)
  14. Carol (Encore)
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Sam Stone has been obsessed with catalog music ever since his folks gave him a Contours best-of collection for his fourth birthday. He quickly began to learn all he could about rock and roll history and beyond, a passion that continues to this day.

Sam followed his love for music to the classroom, earning a B.A. from Towson University in Electronic Media and Film, concentrating on radio and audio production, as well as an M.A. in Audio Arts from Syracuse University. He has put his knowledge and skills to work at prominent reissue labels and is excited to bring his perspectives on catalog music to a broader audience. When he’s not writing for The Second Disc, Sam can be found researching about music, talking about Joni Mitchell’s career, and adding another box set to his Amazon wish list.

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