Kat’s Hidden Camera 11/10/15: Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band in 1980 performing “Ramrod” live in Arizona

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THIS WEEK: Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band on November 5th, 1980 performing “Ramrod” live in Tempe, Arizona:

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BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN PREMIERES 1980 LIVE ‘RAMROD’ VIDEO
Bruce Springsteen has premiered a video of “Ramrod” — one of the many classic performances from his November 5th, 1980 concert from Tempe, Arizona featured on his upcoming box set The Ties That Bind: ‘The River’ Collection.

In addition to most of the Tempe concert, the four-CD/three-DVD multimedia set, which drops on December 4th, features the full 1980 The River double album, the original 1979 The Ties That Bind single album Springsteen originally intended to release — but scrapped, two full CD of outtakes — a handful of which have made their way out on various Springsteen collections, a new documentary by Thom Zimny, plus pre-tour production rehearsal footage.

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