1996-02-21 Zénith De Paris (Le), Paris, France

Scheduled: 20:00 Local Start Time ??:?? / End Time ??:??

Info & Setlist | Venue

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First ever performances in France of "The Ghost Of Tom Joad", "Straight Time", "Highway 29", "Murder Incorporated", "Nebraska", "It's The Little Things That Count", "Brothers Under The Bridge", "Dry Lightning", "Reason To Believe", "Youngstown", "Sinaloa Cowboys", "The Line", "Balboa Park", "Across The Border", "Does This Bus Stop At 82nd Street?", "Streets Of Philadelphia", "Galveston Bay", and "My Best Was Never Good Enough".

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On Stage

• Bruce Springsteen

Setlist

THE GHOST OF TOM JOAD ADAM RAISED A CAIN STRAIGHT TIME HIGHWAY 29 DARKNESS ON THE EDGE OF TOWN MURDER INCORPORATED NEBRASKA IT'S THE LITTLE THINGS THAT COUNT BROTHERS UNDER THE BRIDGE BORN IN THE U.S.A. DRY LIGHTNING REASON TO BELIEVE YOUNGSTOWN SINALOA COWBOYS THE LINE BALBOA PARK ACROSS THE BORDER DOES THIS BUS STOP AT 82ND STREET? THIS HARD LAND STREETS OF PHILADELPHIA GALVESTON BAY MY BEST WAS NEVER GOOD ENOUGH THE PROMISED LAND

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Performances

^{incl. Rehearsals.}

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• 1996-02-22 Zénith De Paris (Le), Paris, France
• 1996-02-21 Zénith De Paris (Le), Paris, France
• 1986-11-05 Zénith De Paris (Le), Paris, France

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Recording

Audience tape. CD releases are "Paris 96" (Moonraker) and "Paris Au Printemps". Good video footage of the whole show circulates on DVD.

Storyteller

21.02.96 Paris, France, intro to ´The Line´
´´When I was a kid growing up, my Dad was a Western freak. All he´d watch was Westerns on television. Which was okay, except on Sunday night - there was a show called Ed Sullivan that had all the rock bands on. And he wanted to watch Bonanza ! Oh - you get Bonanza over here. I´m sorry about that. So you know what I mean when I say all my life I´ve hated Lorne Greene ? But then I got a little older and I became a Western freak ! So Freud, wherever he is, he´s tap dancing on his grave. That father/son thing. But I was always interested in the sheriff, what it was like on that side of the law. A lot of rock music was interested in outlaws, but I was always partly interested in what it would be like to be the sheriff. This is a song that´s set at the San Diego border station, and it´s about how a lot of young border patrolmen get out of the Army and they go to work for the INS. And it´s a confusing job. There´s a Mexican writer, Carlos Fuentes, who said that California was Mexico until 1848. And that the border is really just a scar. It´s hard to know where the line really is….´´
(taken from Backstreets issue 53)

Compiled by : Johanna Pirttijärvi

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