"The highway is alive tonight..." Madison Square Garden during Bruce Springsteen's ten night stand. |
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There are a lot of places that have a Bruce association. Here are the photos that didn't really have a spot in the Asbury Park and Freehold pages. Click on the thumbnails below for larger pictures. Photos will open in a new browser window. If you have a "pop blocker," you may have to turn it off to open photos. Do not remove or use these photos without permission. |
"Sparks fly on E Street when the boy prophets walk it handsome and hot..." |
The Crossroads for Bruce Tramps the intersection of E Street and Tenth Avenue in Belmar, New Jersey This is the exact street where the band got its name, and the original Tenth Avenue that inspired the song of the same name. The band used to meet at then-band-member David Sancious's house at 1105 E Street. |
"I walked into a Tenth Avenue Freezeout..." |
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1984 "The highway is alive tonight..."
The exit for Freehold-Highway 9 and Asbury Park-Route 33 |
1984 "Sprung from cages on Highway 9..." Highway 9 in Freehold, New Jersey "They met the Pythons down on Route 9..." |
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1985 "It's about a mile down on the dark side of Route 88..." This is Route 88 in Ocean County, however, no one has yet been able to find Greasy Lake. |
1985 Sunset in Jersey A rare site when you consider that New Jersey faces the Atlantic Ocean. This photo was taken on the Cape May/Lewes ferry as I headed home in 1985. |
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1984 "She's waiting tonight down in the parking lot, outside the 7-11 store..." Okay, this one isn't so much a Bruce connection as it is my own moment of "Bruce-zen." This was taken during my first trip to the central Jersey shore. The "she" in this case wasn't a '69 Chevy, it was my '81 Chevy (the black Camaro) that can be seen parked beside the 7/11 located (I think) in Belmar, New Jersey. |
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Big Man's West 129 Monmouth Street Clarence Clemons' club in Red Bank, New Jersey The club was only open for a short time in the early 80s |
1984 Marquee reads:
See you soon |
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2000 Madison Square Garden |
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Bruce Springsteen wrapped up his reunion tour with the E street Band with
a ten night stand in New York's Madison Square Garden. (I was lucky enough to attend the June 26 & 27 shows!) |
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