Walk Like a Man (2011)
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Released: January 5, 1973 Recorded: July–September 1972 Version discussed: Recorded July 7, 1978, at the Roxy Theatre Album/released: Live 1975–85, November 10, 1986 ‘IT’S HARD TO be a Saint in the City” is perhaps one of the most significant songs in the Springsteen canon. It sets the tone for his early work, casting a stone of bravado and strut “ that sends ripples out to “Rosalita” and “Jungleland.” It establishes the dynamic of one of his most compelling images (for me, at least): that of ou...r public and private faces.1 And it gave him a career.
On May 3, 1972, Springsteen walked into CBS Studios in New York to play the most important set of his life, twelve songs to an audience, primarily, of one man: John Hammond, Columbia Records A&R man2 and talent scout extraordinaire, who was the man credited with “discovering,” among others, Billie Holiday, Aretha Franklin, Leonard Cohen, and Bob Dylan.3 Hammond was impressed, and after seeing how Springsteen interacted with an audience at an open mike that night at the Gaslight—a renowned Manhattan folk club—offered him a contract.
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Released: January 5, 1973 Recorded: July–September 1972 Version discussed: Recorded July 7, 1978, at the Roxy Theatre Album/released: Live 1975–85, November 10, 1986 ‘IT’S HARD TO be a Saint in the City” is perhaps one of the most significant songs in the Springsteen canon. It sets the tone for his early work, casting a stone of bravado and strut “ that sends ripples out to “Rosalita” and “Jungleland.” It establishes the dynamic of one of his most compelling images (for me, at least): that of ou...r public and private faces.1 And it gave him a career.
On May 3, 1972, Springsteen walked into CBS Studios in New York to play the most important set of his life, twelve songs to an audience, primarily, of one man: John Hammond, Columbia Records A&R man2 and talent scout extraordinaire, who was the man credited with “discovering,” among others, Billie Holiday, Aretha Franklin, Leonard Cohen, and Bob Dylan.3 Hammond was impressed, and after seeing how Springsteen interacted with an audience at an open mike that night at the Gaslight—a renowned Manhattan folk club—offered him a contract.
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