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Jackson Browne - Solo Acoustic Tour, Toronto, on April 2011
Solo Acoustic Tour at the Massey Hall, Toronto, Canada on April 5, 2011.
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Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - Houston, 1978
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band live at The Summit in Houston, TX on December 8, 1978
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Bill Deraime - Auditorium du Vaucluse, France , January 2012
One of the best french singer-songwriter, bluesman and certainly the nicest!
I was there and we managed to film a few songs of this great show. I love this guy!
Band:
Mauro Serri: Guitare ( fidèle lieutenant depuis plus de 30 ans)
David Hadjadj: Claviers
Denis Ollive: Basse
Stéphane Pijeat: Batterie (très très bon)
Setlist :
Mean old blues
Avant la Paix
Plus la peine de frimer
Laisse couler
Un jour tu trouves
Esclaves ou exclus
S'ecoue toi
Le train roule
Chaque matin
Entracte
C'est dur
Géraldine
Encore bouger
Y'en avait marre
La collectionneuse
Laisser faire
Chanteur maudit
Je rêve
Entre deux eaux
Rappel 1:
Assis sur le bord de la route
Babylone tu déconnes
Tire ailleurs -
Rappel 2:
2 reprises en anglais:?
Un concert extra, vraiment!
Un artiste dont on connait le talent bien sur mais surtout un mec d'une extrême gentillesse.
Même si la voix a perdu de sa puissance et de sa clarté, à 65 balais bientôt il assure encore!
Les musiciens qui l'entourent sont tous excellents mais également très sympa ce qui ne gâche rien!
Bref n'hésitez pas, allez voir Bilou sur scène!
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Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - Glastonbury, 2009
Bruce Springsteen has become The Boss of Glastonbury after a two-and-a-half hour crowd-pleasing headline set.
Hits like Dancing in the Dark, Glory Days and Born To Run got fans moving as the star made his first UK festival appearance at the Somerset event.
Springsteen got close to his British fans with repeated runs from the stage to sing right next to the front row.
"He was down with his fans and cared that he was here," said 28-year-old Siobhan Farmer, who was in the crowd.
"I wasn't a fan before but he certainly puts energy into it."
Her friend Anna Burgess, 23, added: "I knew nothing of Bruce but it was the best gig of the festival so far. His passion made it. It was brilliant."
Bruce Springsteen at Glastonbury
Springsteen jumped down from the stage during numerous songs
Another fan, Amil Ahir, 43, from Devon, said he last saw Springsteen at Wembley Stadium about 15 years ago.
"He definitely is The Boss and tonight he proved that again, in terms of entertainment, real rock and a fantastic blend of different musical types," he said.
"Bruce rocked Glastonbury tonight."
Tom Winter from Stoke-on-Trent commented: "Even from miles back, I thought it was brilliant. There was so much energy coming through."
Springsteen started the night with an acoustic cover of Coma Girl by late Clash frontman Joe Strummer.
Strummer wrote the song about Glastonbury, and his love of the festival helped convince Springsteen to play.
The song begins with the line: "I was crawling through a festival way out west," before continuing: "And the rain came in from the wide blue yonder, through all the stages I wandered."
"What happened to all the rain?" Springsteen asked the crowd as the show got under way. "I wore my boots."
In black T-shirt and blue jeans, the 59-year-old star was not short of the indefatigable passion and down-to-earth devotion that have always defined his on-stage persona.
The 25-song stint stretched into all corners of his blood, sweat and tear-stained catalogue.
Fans watching Bruce Springsteen
The Saturday headline show is traditionally the biggest slot of the weekend
But it was not a greatest hits show. He never plays Born in the USA, perhaps his biggest anthem, live these days, although the Glastonbury crowd tried their best to persuade him by chanting its chorus.
During the title track from his newest album Working On A Dream, the singer delivered a lengthy message with evangelical zeal.
"We are so glad to be in the beautiful rain-free Glastonbury tonight," he told the crowd.
"I heard about it, I heard about it, I heard about it - now I'm seeing it.
"The mighty E Street Band has come thousands of miles tonight to fulfil a solemn vow to rock the house."
On No Surrender, from the Born in the USA album, Springsteen was joined by Brian Fallon, singer with up-and-coming band The Gaslight Anthem and a fellow New Jersey native.
Earlier, The Boss had made a surprise appearance on one song with The Gaslight Anthem during their slot on the John Peel Stage, the traditional home of new bands at the festival.
In headlining the main Pyramid Stage, Springsteen followed another redoubtable rock legend, Neil Young, who topped the bill on Friday.
Other acts to draw crowds on Saturday included rapper Dizzee Rascal, comedy rockers Spinal Tap, indie stars Kasabian and reggae-folk singer Paolo Nutini.
Revellers enjoyed warm, sunny weather after downpours on Thursday and Friday.
More than 175,000 people are at the event, which has been run on Michael Eavis' dairy farm for for 39 years.
Springsteen's Glastonbury Festival Set List 2009
The Boss blew away the clouds with this stonkin' Glastonbury Set List:
1. Coma Girl
2. Badlands
3. Prove It All Night
4. My Lucky Day
5. Outlaw Pete
6. Out In The Street
7. Working On A Dream
8. Seeds
9. Johnny 99
10. The Ghost Of Tom Joad
11. Raise Your Hand
12. Because The Night
13. No Surrender (W/ The Gaslight Anthem)
14. Waitin' On A Sunny Day
15. The Promised Land
16. The River
17. Radio Nowhere
18. Lonesome Day
19. The Rising
20. Born To Run
Springsteen Encore:
21. Hard Times
22. Thunder Road
23. Land Of Hope And Dreams
24. American Land
25. Glory Days
26. Dancing In The Dark
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Murray Head - Concert in Carpentras, France, Feb25, 2012.
An artist of a rare elegance, perfectly bilingual, who gave us a beautiful concert.
A very nice man too!
Show Espace Auzon Carpentras, France Feb 25, 2012.
Band: Jennifer Maidman, Tim Goldsmith, Phil Palmer, Geoffrey Richardson
Vraiment un très beau concert dans une salle "sold out". Une belle ambiance et surtout un Murray Head très en voix, visiblement heureux d'être la, accompagné de très bons musiciens et qui a interprété tous ses succès ainsi que quelques standards de blues d'excellente facture.
02H40 de bonheur avec un artiste extrêmement sympathique que je retournerais voir avec grand plaisir.
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