Date: 1978-07-29
Venue: BAYFRONT CENTER ARENA 
Location: ST PETERSBURG, FL
Sources: CD-R Trade (Recorder 1). Recorder 2 - DS Archives Volume 22 used for patches.
Title: Tonight There'll Be No Hesitatin'

 
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Hope you enjoy. Buckshot.

Disc#1 (65:10)
01)Oh Boy
02)Badlands
03)Spirit in the Night
04)Darkness on the Edge of Town
05)Factory
06)Promised Land
07)Prove It All Night
08)Racing in the Street
09)Thunder Road
10)Jungleland

Disc#2 (69:32)
01)Paradise by the Sea
02)Sandy
03)Around and Around
04)Not Fade Away
05)She's The One
06)Growin' Up
07)Backsteets
08)Rosalita

Disc#3 (26:24)
01)Born to Run
02)Because the Night
03)Quarter to Three


Thanks to Scripps and Mark (MJk5510) for getting us Recorder 2 from this show to complete Recorder 1. The whole set ran slightly too fast. I corrected that. 
For some reason Pasadise By The Sea was on disc one. I moved that to disc two. Recorder one is more dynamic than recorder two. It certainly isn't perfect but an 
enjoyable tape none the less. I hope that there is an upgrade to this show in the near future. If you listen closely you can hear some 
play back issues. I'm not sure how this compares to the Fanatic version. I don't have that. I'm not sure if this was from the JEA Treeservice or not. I got it in a 
trade in the early 2000's. 

Known faults:

Tiny cut in Oh Boy.
Tape Flip during Racing in the Street. Replaced with 20 seconds from Recorder 2.
Tape flip during Backstreets. Replaced with 52 from Recorder 2.
Quarter To Three cut at end. Replaced the missing last 4:45 with Recorder 2.


From Brucbase:
Set features the debut of "Oh Boy" to open the show and the second "4th Of July, Asbury Park (Sandy)" of the tour. Other than club performances, Chuck Berry's "Around 
And Around" is not played again until 2002, in Albany, NY. Bruce says they played the song at the Student Prince in Asbury Park - this was probably in 1971 with the 
Bruce Springsteen Band. "Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)" includes the "Come A Little Bit Closer" introduction and Roy playing a bit of classical piano during the band 
introductions. Newspaper reviews talk of 2,000 unsold tickets for this show.

Audience tape. Two recording sources circulate, available on CDR via JEA Treeservice and as 'First Time in St. Petersburg' (Fanatic). An alternate, lower quality but 
more complete source was released in 2016 as the 'DS Archives Volume 22'.