Southside Johnny - 2016-02-27 - Asbury Park, NJ (FM)

Southside Johnny 

& the Asbury Jukes

2016-02-27

The Stone Pony

Asbury Park, NJ

Webcast Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Intro

02. Ain't Too Proud to Beg

03. Ain't That Peculiar

04. I'm Not That Lonely

05. Got To Get You Off My Mind

06. All I Can Do

07. Love On The Wrong Side Of Town

08. Spinning

09. Walk Away Rene

10. She Got Me Where She Wants Me

11. Weak Spot

12. I'll Drown in My Tears

13. You Don't Know Like I Know

14. Working In The Coal Mine

15. Trapped Again

16. Everyday Will Be Like a Holiday

17. Sweeter Than Honey

18. Bring It On Home to Me

19. Lookin' For A Love

20. Looking For A Good Time

21. The Fever

22. I Don't Want To Go Home

23. Having a Party

24. Don't Waste My Time

25. Talk To Me

Southside Johnny - 2016-02-27 - Asbury Park, NJ (FM)

The New Jersey music scene rose to prominence in 1975 thanks to Bruce Springsteen. Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes were the 2nd most famous act to emerge from that scene. Their first three albums, I Don't Want To Go Home (1976), This Time It's For Real (1977), and Hearts Of Stone (1978), were filled with Stax R&B influences. All 3 discs were produced and arranged by Steve Van Zandt, the group's co-founder, who also played guitar in Springsteen's E Street band. Van Zandt's tune, I Don't Want To Go Home, became Southside's signature song, an evocative mixture of horn-based melodic riffs and sentimental lyrics. The band's repertoire also included The Fever, Talk to Me, This Time It's For Real, Love on the Wrong Side of Town, a wonderful cover of Sam Cooke's Having A Party, and the definitive version of Springsteen's Hearts of Stone. While Southside never rose to the prominence that Springsteen achieved, the band remained a vibrant live force in the 1990s and beyond, touring almost non stop! This FM broadcast cpatures Southside returining to the legendary Stone Pony in Asbury Park, a venue where the band started out, on Fberuary 27,2016, 6 years ago today.