Jun 24 2006 02:27 PM
I'll give you html.
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| "4th of July, Asbury Park (Sandy) | vs. | "Miss Amanda Jones" |
| "Rosalita | vs. | "Some Girls" |
| "Candy's Room | vs. | "Angie" |
| "Sherry Darling | vs. | "Parachute Woman" |
| "Bobby Jean | vs. | "Stupid Girl" |
| "Thunder Road | vs. | "Sweet Black Angel" |
| "Born to Run | vs. | "Honky Tonk Women" |
| "Backstreets | vs. | "Factory Girl" |
| "Spirits in the Night | vs. | "Lady Jane" |
| "The River | vs. | "Sweet Virginia" |
| Interesting Fact: When the E Street band added violinist Soozie Tyrell upon their 2002 reunion to record and tour for "The Rising," it was viewed by some as a suspicious sign of the band having matured away from rock instrumentation, as well as something of a dis' toward saxophonist Clarence Clemons, giving this jenny-come-lately lines that might have gone to him. In fact, the band had previously employed a violinist --- Suki Lahav --- as early as 1974, until she left in 1975 to move to Israel. Lahav gave the choir-like vocals to "4th of July, Asbury Park (Sandy)" and layed the dramatic violin line part on "Jungleland." | Interesting Fact: Legend has it that Keith Richards apparently wrote the signature riff to "Satisfacton" in his sleep. He had been recording riffs on a tape recorder and fell asleep; when he woke up, he almost erased the tape, but decided to listen to it again. He said it was, "two minutes of 'Satisfaction' and forty seconds of me snoring." At least, people think that's what he said. |