Date: 1977-02-19 
Venue: Civic Centre 
Location: St.Paul MN
Source: ABMS Download
Title: And The Rain Came Tumblin' Down
 
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Hope you enjoy. Buckshot.


01.Night 
02.Rendezvous 
03.Spirit In The Night 
04.Story Intro
05.It's My Life 
06.Thunder Road 
07.Mona 
08.She's The One 
09.Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out
10.Action In The Streets 
11.Backstreets 
12.Jungleland 
13.Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)
14.Born To Run 
15.Quarter To Three 

Total running time: 1:47:50

I removed the few small cuts this recording had. I added some fades and made it run together as one set. The set list is standard for the February of 1977 (not that 
it’s bad thing). This is one of the better recordings not recorded by Steve Hopkins on the short '77 tour. There is some talking throughout but doesn't really 
interfere with the overall enjoyment of the show. I didn't EQ at all. There is a fair amount of tape hiss.

This show is highlighted a passionate reading of The Animals "It's My Life". Notice in the story introduction the modulation of Bruce's voice when he says 
"Where I Got My Money From" and "What I Thought I was Doing With Myself" and during the song when he sings “Openly Lie”. It’s a chilling insight to the relationship 
between Bruce and his father. There is also a hilarious moment during 10th Ave Freeze-out where a bum note from one of the horns draws a reaction from Bruce.


Known Faults:
Small Cut during Rosalita


From Brucebase:

"Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)" includes a snippet of "Theme From Shaft" in the midsection. This concert took place in the approximately 3,000-seat Civic Center Theatre.
When Springsteen returns to St Paul in 1978, 1980 and 1984 he will perform in the larger 15,000-seat Civic Center Arena, part of the larger Civic Center complex.

Audience tape available on CDR ‘And The Rain Came Tumblin' Down'. Excellent quality. Nearly 45 minutes of Super-8 colour film footage of this show is in circulation, 
encompassing (mostly) excerpts of eleven of the shows thirteen songs (there is no film of "Action In The Streets" or "Quarter To Three"). The film excerpts have been 
dubbed with the excellent audience tape and are available on the DVD ‘Bruce Springsteen: 8MM’ (Brucevideos Productions).