Bruce Springsteen - Streets Of Philadelphia MP3 FLAC

Bruce Springsteen Europe Columbia Folk Rock Theme Pop Rock 1994

Performer:

Bruce Springsteen

Album:

Streets Of Philadelphia

Style:

Folk Rock, Theme, Pop Rock

Released:

1994

Country:

Europe

Label:

Columbia

Catalog:

COL 660065 2, 660065 2

FLAC size:

1372 mb

MP3 size:

2643 mb

WMA size:

1061 mb

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Tracklist

1	Streets Of Philadelphia Mixed By – Bob ClearmountainProducer – Bruce Springsteen, Chuck Plotkin	3:48
2	The Big Muddy	4:34
3	Growin' Up	3:26
4	If I Should Fall Behind	4:42

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
660065 7	Bruce Springsteen	Streets Of Philadelphia ‎(7", Single, Sma)	Columbia	660065 7	UK	1993
660065 2	Bruce Springsteen	Streets Of Philadelphia ‎(CD, Maxi, Promo)	Columbia	660065 2	Sweden	1994
660065 7	Bruce Springsteen	Streets Of Philadelphia ‎(7", Single, Lar)	Columbia	660065 7	Europe	1993
none	Bruce Springsteen	Streets Of Philadelphia ‎(VHS, Single, Promo, PAL)	Columbia	none	UK	1994
38-77384	Bruce Springsteen	Streets Of Philadelphia ‎(7")	Columbia	38-77384	US	1993

Credits

Photography By [Cover] – Neal Preston
Written-By – B. Springsteen

Notes

Thin jewel case.

On front cover:
Music from the Motion Picture Philadelphia

On inlay:
Track 1: Taken from the Epic Soundtrax release: Philadelphia (Music From The Motion Picture)
Uncredited: Tracks 2 to 4 are recorded live and taken from the SMV In Concert / MTV Unplugged

Track #3 has an incorrect time of "3:13" printed on the artwork, actual time should be "3:26" as corrected above.
Track #4 has an incorrect time of "4:11" printed on the artwork, actual time should be "4:34" as corrected above.

Track 1: Bruce Springsteen
Tracks 2 & 4: Bruce Springsteen Music
Track 3: Bruce Springsteen Music/RAMROD MUSIC

© 1994 Sony Music Entertainment Inc./"Columbia" is the exclusive trademark of Sony Music Entertainment Inc./Distribution Sony Music

On disc:
The Copyright In This Sound Recording Is Owned By Bruce Springsteen
Original Sound Recording Made By Bruce Springsteen
℗ 1992, 1993 (track 1) Bruce Springsteen

Made in Austria.

Barcodes

Barcode (Text): 5 099766 006529
Barcode (Scanned): 5099766006529
Label Code: LC 0162
Price Code (Boxed): CB 608
Other (Format code boxed): CD-MS
Other (Manufacturing code): 01-660065-14
Rights Society: SACEM SDRM SACD SGDL
Rights Society: BIEM
Matrix / Runout (Variant 1): 01-660065-14 13 A3 [DADC Austria logo]
Matrix / Runout (Variant 2): 01-660065-14 13 B4 [DADC Austria logo]
Matrix / Runout (Variant 3): 01-660065-14 13 B5 [DADC Austria logo]
Matrix / Runout (Variant 4): 01-660065-14 13 A9 [DADC Austria logo]
Matrix / Runout (Variant 5): 01-660065-14 13 A8 [DADC Austria logo]
Matrix / Runout (Variant 6): 01-660065-14 13 A2 [DADC Austria logo]

Companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Bruce Springsteen
Copyright (c) – Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
Distributed By – Sony Music
Published By – Bruce Springsteen
Published By – Bruce Springsteen Music
Published By – Ramrod Music
Glass Mastered At – DADC Austria – 01-660065-14

Video

Bremar

BIG TIME kudos to Bruce Springsteen (and an Oscar to boot) for recording the one song that could have altered his careet forever. Although gay/lesbian/transgender rights were already prevalent and in most metropolitan areas of the US the topic was no longer taboo, Bruce - the iconic example of white Midwest USA - took a really big chance and recorded a deeply moving, profound piece about the horrible discrimination that a gay man potentially faces on a day to day basis. And he did it from a first person point of view... meaning that Bruce risked being labeled as gay because he sung the song from the point of view of a gay man. That probably wouldn't be an isssue with most recording artists just because the entertainment industry is probably the largest proponent of gay rights simply by having gay men and women in power positions and in front of the camera. But Bruce is one of the few artists with the exception of maybe John Mellencamp, who potentially could have lost a huge fan base by taking the risk he did. Instead, they stuck with him. And hopefully if they weren't already, a lot of fans opened their eyes and saw gay men and women from a different perspective - one they could identify with. Thanks Bruce.