Album version
Sandy, the fireworks are hailing over Little Eden tonight
Forcing a light into all those stony faces left stranded on this warm July
Down in the town, the Circuit's full of switchblade lovers, so fast, so shiny, so sharp
As the wizards play down on Pinball Way on the boardwalk way past dark
And the boys from the casino dance with their shirts open like Latin lovers on the shore
Chasing all them silly New York virgins by the score
And Sandy, the aurora is rising behind us
This pier lights our carnival life forever
Oh, love me tonight, for I may never see you again
Hey, Sandy girl
My, my, baby
Now, the greasers, ah, they tramp the streets or get busted for sleeping on the beach all night
Them boys in their high heels, ah, Sandy, their skins are so white
And me, I just got tired of hanging in them dusty arcades, banging them pleasure machines
Chasing the factory girls underneath the boardwalk where they all promise to unsnap their jeans
And you know that tilt-a-whirl down on the south beach drag
I got on it last night and my shirt got caught
And they kept me spinning, babe, didn't think I'd ever get off
Oh, Sandy, the aurora is rising behind us
This pier lights our carnival life on the water
Running, laughing 'neath the boardwalk, ah, with the boss's daughter
I remember, Sandy, girl
Na, na, na, na, na, baby
Sandy, that waitress I was seeing lost her desire for me
I spoke with her last night, she said she won't set herself on fire for me anymore
She worked that joint under the boardwalk, she was always the girl you saw bopping down the beach with the radio
The kids say last night she was dressed like a star in one of them cheap little seaside bars, and I saw her parked with lover boy out on the Kokomo
Did you hear the cops finally busted Madame Marie for telling fortunes better than they do
For me this boardwalk life is through, babe
You ought to quit this scene too
Sandy, the aurora is rising behind us
This pier lights our carnival life forever
Oh, love me tonight and I promise I'll love you forever
Oh, I mean it, Sandy, girl
My, my, my, my, my baby
Yeah, I promise, Sandy, girl
Sha, la, la, la, la, baby
4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) is a song written by Bruce Springsteen and released on his 1973 album The Wild, The Innocent, & The E Street Shuffle. The above lyrics are for Bruce Springsteen's album version of 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) as released in 1973.
The album version of 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was included on The Essential Bruce Springsteen (both 2003 and 2015 editions) compilation album, the Chapter And Verse compilation album, and the Best Of Bruce Springsteen (digital edition) compilation album.
Within the E Street Band, the song was heavily identified with Danny Federici's accordion part, which is the main musical element. A version recorded by The Hollies charted in North America and became a hit in Europe in 1975. See The Hollies' cover version for more details.
4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was written in mid-1973. In his 1998 book Songs, Springsteen wrote: "I'd been evicted from my apartment above the beauty salon, so I moved on myself and was living with my girlfriend in a garage apartment, five minutes from Asbury Park, in Bradley Beach. This is where I wrote '4th of July, Asbury Park (Sandy),' a goodbye to my adopted hometown and the life I'd lived there before I recorded. Sandy was a composite of some of the girls I'd known along the Shore. I used the boardwalk and the closing down of the town as a metaphor for the end of a summer romance and the changes I was experiencing in my own life."
"Sandy" may be none other than Diane Lozito, Springsteen's girlfriend between summer 1971 and early 1975. See ROSALITA (COME OUT TONIGHT) for more about Diane Lozito.
The band line-up on this track is Bruce Springsteen, Clarence Clemons, Danny Federici, Garry Tallent, Vini Lopez, and David Sancious, plus Suki Lahav who provided the "choir" backing vocals. Springsteen had hired a church children's choir to sing on the studio recording of the song, "but they didn't show," Lahav told the Jerusalem Post in 2007. "And I was around. And I had this high, pure clear voice. So that was my first time." Lahav's voice was recorded and overdubbed repeatedly to give a choir-like effect that Springsteen wanted. Vini Lopez explained in 2007 that he and Clarence Clemons tried to sound like Lahav when singing backing vocals on the song live. "Not easy", he recalled. Lahav, then the wife of Louis Lahav who was Springsteen's sound engineer at the time, would not be credited for her role, but would later join the E Street Band for six months as a violinist and singer.
The track, as well as the whole album, was recorded at Sound Studios in Blauvelt, NY, and produced by Mike Appel and Jimmy Cretecos.
A handwritten lyrics sheet containing what appears to be an early draft of 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was auctioned in 2013. See the early draft for more details.
Two other different mixes (but same basic recording) of the album version of 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) have been circulating on bootlegs: an instrumental backing track, and a mix with Springsteen's original vocal overdub with the "Sparkin' an empty light in all those lonely faces reachin' up like bandits in the sky" lyric line. See the original studio version for more details. The mix that was eventually released on The Wild, The Innocent, & The E Street Shuffle album features a Springsteen vocal overdub that changed that lyrics line to "Forcin' a light into all those stony faces left stranded on this warm July."
The instrumental backing track can be found on several bootlegs, including The Unsurpassed Springsteen Volume 5 (Yellow Dog Records) [track 08] and Born In The Studio (Archive Productions) [track 04].
The "Madam Marie" mentioned in the song is Marie Castello, a real-life fortune teller who worked on the Asbury Park boardwalk from 1932 and until her passing away in 2008. She was the longest running tenant on the Asbury Park boardwalk, where she operated from a small one-room concrete structure called the "Temple Of Knowledge". Castello's family continues to give readings at the Temple Of Knowledge, which has become a landmark on the Asbury Park boardwalk.
Castello gained a following among celebrities who often stopped at Asbury Park to perform at the nearby Asbury Park Convention Hall, specially during the sixties. Her famous clients included Ray Charles, Elton John, The Rolling Stones, and many others. A young Bruce Springsteen began visiting her around the age of 17 and often played his guitar outside of her booth. He later immortalized her in his 1973 song 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) -- she became an icon among Springsteen fans worldwide.
Marie Castello died on 27 Jun 2008 at the age of 93. Springsteen offered memories and condolences of her on his website, saying: "Back in the day when I was a fixture on the Asbury Park boardwalk, I'd often stop and talk to Madam Marie as she sat on her folding chair outside the Temple Of Knowledge. I'd sit across from her on the metal guard rail bordering the beach, and watched as she led the day trippers into the small back room where she would unlock a few of the mysteries of their future. She always told me mine looked pretty good - she was right. The world has lost enough mystery as it is - we need our fortunetellers. We send our condolences out to her family who've carried on her tradition. Over here on E Street, we will miss her."
A few days following her death, Springsteen dedicated 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) to Marie Castello during the 04 Jul 2008 Magic Tour show in Goteborg, Sweden, and again a few day later during the 11 Jul 2008 Magic Tour show in Helsinki, Finland. See the live 04 Jul 2008 version for more details.
The Wild, The Innocent & The E Street Shuffle is Bruce Springsteen's second studio album. It was recorded between mid-May 1973 and mid-September 1973 at 914 Sound Studios in Blauvelt, NY. Studio time was slotted in during various itinerary breaks in the Greetings From Asbury Park, N.J. Tour, but recording sessions dragged on much longer than originally anticipated and this eventually caused some gig rescheduling and cancellations during the period from July to September 1973.
The album's recording sessions can be split into distinct phases:
Most of the basic ensemble recording of The Wild, The Innocent & The E Street Shuffle emanates from the first phase of sessions, prior to the arrival of David Sancious to the sessions on 22 Jun 1973. Sancious verified in a late seventies interview with Thunder Road magazine that most of the session songs had already been recorded (as basic tracks) by the time he joined. He then overdubbed his parts onto these recordings. THE E STREET SHUFFLE is an exception, which was written after Sancious became a member of the band. The latter phase of the sessions involved embellishing additional "frills" instrumentation, vocals, and experimenting with different mixes. No audio evidence has yet emerged that any of the basic recordings of were re-recorded from scratch with Sancious. Indeed, one of the most noteworthy aspects to the audio evidence that has emerged from The Wild, The Innocent & The E Street Shuffle recording sessions is that there is not one genuine alternate take to be found – all song recording variations are merely alternate mixes of the same basic recording.
The Wild, The Innocent & The E Street Shuffle was produced by Mike Appel and Jim Cretecos and engineered by Louis Lahav. It features 7 new Springsteen compositions and clocks at 46:47. It was commercially released on 05 Nov 1973.
The Essential Bruce Springsteen is a compilation album released as part of Sony BMG'S (previously Sony Music Entertainment) series of "Essential" sets. According to Springsteen's liner notes comments, the collection was intended as an introduction to his music for new fans who attended shows on The Rising Tour.
The collection is fundamentally a 2-disc set (clocking at 153:37) compiling songs from all of Springsteen's studio albums to date plus his Live In New York City release. A 3-disc limited edition (clocking at 201:04) was also released. It includes a bonus third disc comprising of a selection of rarities and previously unreleased recordings.
The Essential Bruce Springsteen was released on 11 Nov 2003 on Columbia Records. It debuted and peaked at #14 on the U.S. Billboard 200 album chart where it spent 13 weeks. It also reached #28 on the UK Albums Chart. The album was awarded certified gold and platinum records by the RIAA on 16 Dec 2003.
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The Essential Bruce Springsteen was reissued on 16 Oct 2015, this time as a 2-disc set (clocking at 156:25) with an updated track list, compiling songs from all of Springsteen's studio albums to date plus his Greatest Hits (1995 edition) collection. This 2015 reissue features remastered tracks not found in that form on other Springsteen releases.
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Chapter And Verse is a Bruce Springsteen compilation album released on Columbia Records on 23 Sep 2016 in the U.S. It was officially announced on 28 Jul 2016. The album is an audio companion to Springsteen's autobiography Born To Run, which was published four days later, on 27 Sep 2016, by Simon & Schuster.
The album is a career retrospective consisting of 18 tracks. It spans almost half a century of Springsteen's career, from as early as 1966. According to the press release, Springsteen selected the songs to reflect the themes and sections of the autobiography. The first five tracks have not been previously released.
Tracks 1 and 2 are from The Castiles era, track 3 is from the Steel Mill era, and track 4 is from The Bruce Springsteen Band era. Tracks 5 and 6 are Springsteen solo, from around the time he signed his record deal with CBS. The remaining 12 tracks are compiled from 12 different Bruce Springsteen studio albums, from 1973 to 2012. All song were written by Bruce Springsteen, except tracks 1 (co-written by Bruce Springsteen and George Theiss) and track 2 (written by Willie Dixon). Track 2 is only song on the album recorded live.
Chapter And Verse is available as a single-disc CD and as a double-disc LP, as well as digital download and streaming.
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Best Of Bruce Springsteen is a compilation album released on Columbia Records on 19 Apr 2024. The album is collection of original songs spanning Springsteen's entire career, from 1973 to 2020. The release was officially announced on 01 Mar 2024.
Two variants of the album were released: the 18-track physical releases and an expanded 31-track download-only version. The physical releases include a single-disc CD and as a two-disc LP set. Four editions of the vinyl release were issued: a regular edition on black vinyl, an Atlantic Blue vinyl exclusive to Europe, a Highway Yellow vinyl exclusive to independent retailers, and a Jersey Devil Red vinyl exclusive to Amazon Music.
4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was released as a single in mid-1975 in Germany, with THE E STREET SHUFFLE on the B-side. This coupling is unique to Germany and was the very first ever Springsteen 7-inch single issued outside the United States. Both commercial and promotional versions were pressed.
The Hollies were always a highly popular band in Germany, and their cover version of Springsteen's 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY), titled "Sandy (4th July, Asbury Park)", was a modest hit in Germany and some neighboring countries in the summer of 1975. See The Hollies' cover version of 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) for more details.
In an attempt to capitalize on the success of The Hollies' version, CBS released Springsteen's version of 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) as a single in Germany in mid-1975. The single features the text "Originalaufnahme" (which translates to "Original recording") and adapts the title "Sandy (4th July, Asbury Park)" that The Hollies used on their releases. Springsteen's single sold virtually nothing in German and that's why now collectors pay many hundreds of dollars for a stock copy. Promotional copies on the other hand are relatively easier to come by than their stock counterparts.
In 1987, 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was included on the Dutch and Greek pressings of the Brilliant Disguise EP. In 1995, it was included on the European and South African pressings of the Secret Garden EP and the European pressings of the Murder Incorporated EP.
The album version of 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) can also be found on some Bruce Springsteen promo-only samplers.
4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was released on two various artists albums in the seventies, Rockwork in Germany and After Dark in Sweden.
Other versions of 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) were also officially released.
4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) is known to have been performed at least 4 times during what is considered the Greetings From Asbury Park, N.J. Tour (October 1972 to September 1973). Many of that period's setlists are incomplete or unknown, and therefore, the song must have been played on some more dates during the Greetings From Asbury Park, N.J. Tour. On this tour, the song featured an acoustic arrangement with Bruce Springsteen on guitar and Danny Federici on accordion. Each version featured a unique set of early lyrics, some of which are similar to those in the original studio version.
4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) is known to have been performed at least 42 times during what is considered The Wild, The Innocent, & The E Street Shuffle Tour (September 1973 to March 1975). Some of that period's setlists are incomplete or unknown, and therefore, the song must have been played on some more dates during The Wild, The Innocent, & The E Street Shuffle Tour. The performances from fall 1973 were played in an acoustic arrangement with Bruce Springsteen on guitar and Danny Federici on accordion, just like during the Greetings From Asbury Park, N.J. Tour. For the rest of the tour (in 1974 and 1975), the song was played in a new full-band arrangement. Ernest "Boom" Carter played drums and David Sancious played piano until August 1974, and they were replaced by Max Weinberg on drums and Roy Bittan on piano from September 1974 onward. Suki Lahav joined in from October 1974 onward, singing backup vocals (and perhaps playing violin) on the song. In the Spring 1974 part of the tour, Springsteen switched over to a rewritten third verse.
4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) is known to have been performed at least 54 times during the Born To Run Tour (73 know dates / 81 known shows, July to December 1975). Some of that period's setlists are incomplete or unknown, and therefore, the song must have been played on some more dates during the Born To Run Tour. On this tour, the song was played in the full-band arrangement and with the rewritten third verse that Springsteen switched over to in Spring 1974. The live 18 Nov 1975 version of 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was released on the Hammersmith Odeon, London '75 album and home video in 2005. The live 24 Nov 1975 version of 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was released on the London 11/24/1975 official live download in 2020. The live 31 Dec 1975 version of 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was released on the Tower Theater, Philadelphia 1975 official live download in 2015.
4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) is known to have been performed at least 20 times during the so-called Chicken Scratch Tour (35 know dates, March to May 1976). Some of that period's setlists are incomplete or unknown, and therefore, the song must have been played on some more dates during the Chicken Scratch Tour; it may have been a stable number during the tour. On this tour, the song was played in the full-band arrangement and with the rewritten third verse that Springsteen switched over to in Spring 1974.
4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) is known to have been performed at least 33 times during what is known as The Lawsuit Tour (62 know dates, August 1976 to March 1977). Some of that period's setlists are incomplete or unknown, and therefore, the song must have been played on some more dates during the Lawsuit Tour; it may have been a stable number during the 1976 leg of the tour. On this tour, the song was played in a full-band arrangement and with the rewritten third verse that Springsteen switched over to in Spring 1974. The live 07 Feb 1977 version of 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY)was released on the Palace Theatre, Albany 1977 official live download in 2017. The live 08 Feb 1977 version of 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY)was released on the Auditorium Theatre, Rochester, NY 1977 official live download in 2017.
4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) is known to have been performed at least 29 times during the Darkness On The Edge Of Town Tour (111 dates, May 1978 to January 1979). A few of that period's setlists are incomplete or unknown, and therefore, the song may have been played on some more dates during the Darkness On The Edge Of Town Tour. On this tour, the song was played in the full-band arrangement and with the rewritten third verse that Springsteen switched over to in Spring 1974. The live 09 Aug 1978 version of 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was released on The Agora, Cleveland 1978 official live download in 2014. The live 19 Sep 1978 version of 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was released on the September 19, 1978 official live download in 2019.
4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) is known to have been performed at least 37 times during The River Tour (138 dates, October 1980 to September 1981), mostly between December 1980 and February 1981. A few setlists from that period are incomplete, and therefore, the song may have been played on some more dates during The River Tour. On this tour, the song was played in the full-band arrangement and with the rewritten third verse that Springsteen switched over to in Spring 1974. The live 29 Dec 1980 version of 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was released on the Nassau Coliseum, New York 12/29/80 official live download in 2019. The live 31 Dec 1980 version of 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was released on the Live/1975-85 box set in 1986.
4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was performed 3 times during World Tour 1992-1993 (104 dates, June 1992 to June 1993), all during the 1992 North American leg. The first performance was an acoustic version with Springsteen on guitar and Roy Bittan on organ, plus some backing vocals (see the live 30 Jul 1992 version), while the latter two were full-band versions (see the live 10 Aug 1992 version). On this tour Springsteen used the rewritten third verse that he switched over to in Spring 1974.
4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was performed 4 times during The Ghost Of Tom Joad Solo Acoustic Tour (128 dates, November 1995 to May 1997), on the three November 1996 Asbury Park shows plus one show in Australia in February 1997. The first two performances were in an acoustic guitar-and-accordion arrangement (see the live 24 Nov 1996 version for more details), the third performance was in an acoustic full-band arrangement (see the live 26 Nov 1996 version for more details), and the final performance was in a solo acoustic guitar arrangement (see the live 15 Feb 1997 version for more details). On this tour Springsteen used the rewritten third verse that he switched over to in Spring 1974. The live 24 Nov 1996 version of 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was released on the Asbury Park 11/24/96 official live download in 2019.
4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was performed twice during what is known as The Reunion Tour (132 dates, April 1999 to July 2000). The song was played in a slightly slowed down full-band arrangement and with the rewritten third verse that Springsteen switched over to in Spring 1974.
4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was performed 3 times during The Rising Tour (120 dates, August 2002 to October 2003), in May and July 2003. The song was played in a slightly slowed down full-band arrangement and with the rewritten third verse that Springsteen switched over to in Spring 1974.
4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was performed 5 times during the Devils & Dust Solo Acoustic Tour (72 dates, April to November 2005). The song was played in a new solo electric piano arrangement. On this tour Springsteen used the song's orginal lyrics.
4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was performed 12 times during the Magic Tour (100 dates, October 2007 to August 2008). The song was played in an album-style full-band arrangement. The first three performances of featured Danny Federici on accordion, while the rest featured a combinations of Roy Bittan, Charles Giordano, and/or Jason Federici. On the last show of the tour, 30 Aug 2008 in Milwaukee, Danny Federici's son Jason guested on accordion. See the live 30 Aug 2008 version for more details. On this tour Springsteen used sometimes kept the song's original lyrics and sometimes he used the rewritten third verse that he switched over to in Spring 1974. See performances list below for details. The live 19 Nov 2007 version of 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was released on the TD Banknorth Garden, Boston 11/19/07 official live download in 2018. The live 20 Mar 2008 version of 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was released on the Magic Tour Highlights digital EP in 2008. The live 22 Apr 2008 version of 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was released on the St. Pete Times Forum, Tampa, FL, April 22, 2008 official live download in 2019.
4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was performed 3 times during the Working On A Dream Tour (83 dates, April to November 2009). The song was played in an album-style full-band arrangement. On this tour Springsteen used the song's original lyrics. The live 07 Nov 2009 version of 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was released on the MSG 11.07.09 official live download in 2020.
4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was performed twice during the Wrecking Ball Tour (133 dates, March 2012 to September 2013).
4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was performed twice during the High Hopes Tour (34 dates, January to May 2014), both in Australia. Audio recordings for most High Hopes Tour shows are officially available for purchase. See the live 23 Feb 2014 version for more details.
4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was performed off-tour on 27 Jul 1973 at Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco, CA, during a private three-day sales convention for CBS Records.
4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was performed off-tour on 21 Apr 2008 at United Methodist Church in Red Bank, NJ, during Danny Federici's funeral service.
In 1974, Bruce Springsteen performed 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) on one radio performance. The song was played in an acoustic arrangement featuring Bruce Springsteen on guitar and Danny Federici on accordion, just like they did during the Greetings From Asbury Park, N.J. Tour. See the live 09 Apr 1974 version for more details
Between 2002 and 2011, Bruce Springsteen played private benefit shows for schools and colleges that his kids attended ─ Rumson Country Day School of Rumson, NJ, and Ranney School of Tinton Falls, NJ, and Boston College of Chestnut Hill, MA. 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) was performed at 3 of these fundraisers, always at The Stone Pony in Asbury Park, NJ, and backed by Bobby Bandiera and his band. On these shows the song was played in a full-band version.
Bruce Springsteen's album version of 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) appears in one movie.
At least 12 artists have recorded and released Bruce Springsteen's 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY).
Jason Heath and the Greedy Souls recorded a version of 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) in 2009 in Los Angeles. Their version was endorsed by Bruce Springsteen and was released through Springsteen's official website and on Backstreets.com. A video was also released on Bruce Springsteen's YouTube channel. The video was directed by Jeff Kussmann and shows the band recording the song in studio. Jason Heath and the Greedy Souls band's line up features Danny Federici's son, Jason Federici. He wrote, "Our version of 'Sandy' came about as a tribute to my father who loved that song."
Thanks Jake (ol'catfishinthelake at BTX and Greasy Lake) for transcribing the lyrics and for all the help. Thanks Domingo (dobama at Greasy Lake) for the Greek Brilliant Disguise 12-inch EP info and scan and Keith Mallaby (Born To Walk at Greasy Lake) for the Madam Marie's Temple Of Knowledge photo.
Some of the above info about the studio recording and the live performances is taken from Brucebase. Info for some of the above official Springsteen releases is taken from the Lost In The Flood website. Info for some of the above 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) cover releases is taken from the Nebraska website.
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