Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band November 4, 1976 The Palladium New York, NY Disc 2 Only (Bomb Scare Announcement/10th Avenue Freezeout to End) A JEMS Archive Upgrade Source: Soundboard Cassettes (unknown generation, but low) originally from someone in and around the scene in the late '70s. Transferred: Nakamichi CR-7A (azimuth adjusted) --> Sound Devices USBPre2 audio interface (24/96) --> Audacity 1.3 --> Converted from 24/96 to 16/44.1 using Isotope RX --> Speed corrected and lightly EQed in Adobe Audition --> Split using batch function --> Traders Little Helper --> Flac Track Listing: 1. Bomb Scare Announcement 2. 10th Avenue Freeze-Out 3. Jungleland 4. Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) 5. Baby I Love You (with Ronnie Spector) 6. Walking in the Rain (with Ronnie Spector) 7. Be My Baby (with Ronnie Spector) 8. 4th of July, Asbury Park (Sandy) 9. We Gotta Get Out of This Place 10. Born To Run Notes: Similar to the recent February 5, 1975, Main Point disc 2 upgrade, here is another upgrade of the second half of a show. This time, it's the final show of the second short tour of 1976, from the Palladium in New York City on November 4. This show had been available from a soundboard source basically forever, but with a source change in Jungleland, there's a noticeable drop in quality. This new source -- also a soundboard -- is able to upgrade the sound from Rosalita through the end of the show (meaning there's still a source change in Jungleland). For the first two songs (and the Bomb Scare Announcement), we used the KBMKeefer release "Streak of Light Through the Tunnel," which had previously been the best version of this show. Unfortunately, the new source was missing about 33 seconds in the middle of Sandy, so the "Streak of Light" source was used to complete the song (starting with the "I spoke to them last night" line and going until the "Madam Marie" line). This second part of the show is highlighted by Ronnie Spector's guest appearance on three songs from the Ronettes, as well as the one and only Springsteen performance of the Animals' "We Gotta Get Out of This Place." More upgrades are indeed on the way, so stay tuned.