Little Steven - Soulfire (2017) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Little Steven
- Title: Soulfire
- Year Of Release: 2017
- Label: Universal Music
- Genre: Rock
- Quality: mp3 320 kbps / flac lossless / flac 24 bits - 96Khz
- Total Time: 00:57:16
- Total Size: 137 / 414 / 1304 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
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01. Soulfire
02. I'm Coming Back
03. Blues Is My Business
04. I Saw the Light
05. Some Things Just Don't Change
06. Love On the Wrong Side of Town
07. The City Weeps Tonight
08. Down and Out In New York City
09. Standing In the Line of Fire
10. Saint Valentine's Day
11. I Don't Want To Go Home
12. Ride the Night Away
b. Steven Lento, 22 November 1950, Boston, Massachusetts, USA. From a professional beginning in Stell Mill (with Bruce Springsteen) and similar New Jersey bar bands, Van Zandt toured as backing guitarist to the Dovells before passing briefly through the ranks of Southside Johnny And The Asbury Jukes whose first three albums he supervised. He also contributed several compositions to these, some written with Springsteen, with whose E Street Band he served on and off from 1975 to 1984 when, without rancour, he was replaced by Nils Lofgren. Overcoming inhibitions about his singing, Van Zandt, also known as ‘Miami Steve’ or ‘Little Steven’, next led Little Steven And The Disciples Of Soul, a 12-piece that made its stage debut at London’s Marquee Club with personnel that included the Asbury Jukes horn section and, on bass Jean Beauvior (ex-Plasmatics). Theirs was a body of recorded work that, lyrically, reflected Van Zandt’s increasing preoccupation with world politics. This was exemplified by ‘Solidarity’ (from 1984’s Voice Of America), which was covered by Black Uhuru. After a fact-finding expedition to South Africa, he masterminded Sun City, a post- Live Aid project that raised over $400, 000 for anti-apartheid movements in Africa and the Americas via an album (credited to Artist United Against Apartheid), single and concert spectacular featuring Bob Dylan, Lou Reed, Ringo Starr, Springsteen and other big names. To a less altruistic end, his reputation as a producer snowballed through his efforts on records by such as Gary ‘U.S.’ Bonds (with Springsteen), Lone Justice and Ronnie Spector, as well as his own gradually more infrequent offerings. Without a record contract for most of the 90s, Van Zandt’s profile was raised at the end of the decade when he landed the role of Silvo Dante in HBO’s acclaimed Mafia drama series, The Sopranos, and toured with the reunited E Street Band. He also released Born Again Savage, which contained material recorded with Adam Clayton and Jason Bonham in the mid-90s. Van Zandt also hosts his own Underground Garage radio show.
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01. Soulfire
02. I'm Coming Back
03. Blues Is My Business
04. I Saw the Light
05. Some Things Just Don't Change
06. Love On the Wrong Side of Town
07. The City Weeps Tonight
08. Down and Out In New York City
09. Standing In the Line of Fire
10. Saint Valentine's Day
11. I Don't Want To Go Home
12. Ride the Night Away
b. Steven Lento, 22 November 1950, Boston, Massachusetts, USA. From a professional beginning in Stell Mill (with Bruce Springsteen) and similar New Jersey bar bands, Van Zandt toured as backing guitarist to the Dovells before passing briefly through the ranks of Southside Johnny And The Asbury Jukes whose first three albums he supervised. He also contributed several compositions to these, some written with Springsteen, with whose E Street Band he served on and off from 1975 to 1984 when, without rancour, he was replaced by Nils Lofgren. Overcoming inhibitions about his singing, Van Zandt, also known as ‘Miami Steve’ or ‘Little Steven’, next led Little Steven And The Disciples Of Soul, a 12-piece that made its stage debut at London’s Marquee Club with personnel that included the Asbury Jukes horn section and, on bass Jean Beauvior (ex-Plasmatics). Theirs was a body of recorded work that, lyrically, reflected Van Zandt’s increasing preoccupation with world politics. This was exemplified by ‘Solidarity’ (from 1984’s Voice Of America), which was covered by Black Uhuru. After a fact-finding expedition to South Africa, he masterminded Sun City, a post- Live Aid project that raised over $400, 000 for anti-apartheid movements in Africa and the Americas via an album (credited to Artist United Against Apartheid), single and concert spectacular featuring Bob Dylan, Lou Reed, Ringo Starr, Springsteen and other big names. To a less altruistic end, his reputation as a producer snowballed through his efforts on records by such as Gary ‘U.S.’ Bonds (with Springsteen), Lone Justice and Ronnie Spector, as well as his own gradually more infrequent offerings. Without a record contract for most of the 90s, Van Zandt’s profile was raised at the end of the decade when he landed the role of Silvo Dante in HBO’s acclaimed Mafia drama series, The Sopranos, and toured with the reunited E Street Band. He also released Born Again Savage, which contained material recorded with Adam Clayton and Jason Bonham in the mid-90s. Van Zandt also hosts his own Underground Garage radio show.
Year 2017 | Rock | FLAC / APE | Mp3 | HD & Vinyl
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