Bruce Springsteen Drops 7 ‘Lost Albums’: ‘I Was Working the Whole Time,’ He Says
Plus, where to listen, how to preorder, and the full tracklist of the Boss’s new music
While there’s no shortage of Bruce Springsteen classics, ‘The Boss’ is delighting fans with even more music in the pipeline. This summer, he’ll be releasing “lost” music for the first time since 1998, when the Hall of Famer released his “Tracks” boxed set of unreleased material. However, this time, he’s serving up seven full previously unheard albums with “Tracks II: The Lost Albums.” Here’s everything to know about Bruce Springsteen’s latest project.
Bruce Springsteen to put out ‘lost albums’
On June 27, Springsteen will unveil “Tracks II: The Lost Albums,” including 83 songs across seven CDs (or nine vinyl records), 74 of which have never been heard by the public, according to an announcement the rock legend made Thursday. All of the songs were originally recorded between 1983 and 2018.
”I often read about myself in the ‘90s as having some sort of ‘lost’ period or something. Not really, really I was working the whole time,” Springsteen said in a video announcing the project. “During the pandemic, what I did for that period of time was I finished everything I had in my vault. So this is ‘Tracks II.’ ‘The Lost Albums’ are records that were full records, some of them even to the point of being mixed, and not released. For one reason or another, something I felt was missing from some of them, or they just didn’t feel complete at the time.”
A look at Springsteen’s vault
The upcoming albums included “LA Garage Sessions ’83,” “Streets of Philadelphia Sessions,” “Faithless,” “Somewhere North of Nashville,” “Inyo,” “Twilight Hours” and “Perfect World.”
Take a look at the full tracklist here:
LA Garage Sessions ’83
- Follow That Dream
- Don’t Back Down On Our Love
- Little Girl Like You
- Johnny Bye Bye
- Sugarland
- Seven Tears
- Fugitive’s Dream
- Black Mountain Ballad
- Jim Deer
- County Fair
- My Hometown
- One Love
- Don’t Back Down
- Richfield Whistle
- The Klansman
- Unsatisfied Heart
- Shut Out The Light
- Fugitive’s Dream (Ballad)
Streets of Philadelphia Sessions
- Blind Spot
- Maybe I Don’t Know You
- Something In The Well
- Waiting On The End Of The World
- The Little Things
- We Fell Down
- One Beautiful Morning
- Between Heaven and Earth
- Secret Garden
- The Farewell Party
Faithless
- The Desert (Instrumental)
- Where You Goin’, Where You From
- Faithless
- All God’s Children
- A Prayer By The River (Instrumental)
- God Sent You
- Goin’ To California
- The Western Sea (Instrumental)
- My Master’s Hand
- Let Me Ride
- My Master’s Hand (Theme)
Somewhere North of Nashville
- Repo Man
- Tiger Rose
- Poor Side of Town
- Delivery Man
- Under A Big Sky
- Detail Man
- Silver Mountain
- Janey Don’t You Lose Heart
- You’re Gonna Miss Me When I’m Gone
- Stand On It
- Blue Highway
- Somewhere North of Nashville
Inyo
- Inyo
- Indian Town
- Adelita
- The Aztec Dance
- The Lost Charro
- Our Lady of Monroe
- El Jardinero (Upon the Death of Ramona)
- One False Move
- Ciudad Juarez
- When I Build My Beautiful House
Twilight Hours
- Sunday Love
- Late in the Evening
- Two of Us
- Lonely Town
- September Kisses
- Twilight Hours
- I’ll Stand By You
- High Sierra
- Sunliner
- Another You
- Dinner at Eight
- Follow The Sun
Perfect World
- I’m Not Sleeping
- Idiot’s Delight
- Another Thin Line
- The Great Depression
- Blind Man
- Rain In The River
- If I Could Only Be Your Lover
- Cutting Knife
- You Lifted Me Up
- Perfect World
Where to listen to Bruce Springsteen’s new albums
The first of the many tracks to be released is “Rain in the River,” from the lost album “Perfect World,” which is available now for digital streaming. The full “Tracks II: The Lost Albums” is available for preorder now.
In addition to digital platforms, “Tracks II: The Lost Albums” will be released as limited-edition physical copies in the form of 9-LP and 7-CD sets. These will come with packaging for each previously unreleased record, along with a 100-page hardcover book with rare archival photos, album notes, a personal introduction from Springsteen and more.
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