Yet that's exactly what happened Friday night at Basie Center Cinemas in Red Bank, NJ. Your typical Friday night at the movies doesn't usually involve the flick's star and its editor showing up to talk about the film, and then settling in to watch their work with you.
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Advance registration is recommended.īruce Springsteen joins Zimny, Rotolo, and fans for the special E Street Radio advance screening of the new No Nukes concert film Visit this link to find air dates and times in your area for WBCN and The American Revolution.Īlso, if you live in the metro west Boston area, Barry is back on the road! He'll be speaking at Holliston's independent bookstore, Aesop's Fable, this Thursday, November 18 from 6-8pm. View the extended trailer below and hear Bruce Springsteen's first moment live on air:
Barry's book on the subject from Backstreets Publishing, Bruce Springsteen: Rock and Roll Future, is available for purchase, signed, in our shop. Photographer (and Friend of Backstreets) Barry Schneier is also featured in the film, having seen Springsteen as he was building his reputation in local clubs in the Boston and Cambridge area in the early '70s - performances that eventually led to the landmark 1974 show at the Harvard Square Theatre in Cambridge. Like the time a new artist from Asbury Park, New Jersey, gave his first on-air interview, his bandmates joining him in a small, cluttered studio to perform songs from their new album. And it gave a platform to new and up-and-coming artists, who could be heard and discovered through on-air interviews and performances. Pioneering freeform radio, WBCN defied normalcy and challenged all conventions of the broadcast industry of the day. Airing this weekend on PBS stations across the country, the documentary film is described as an "amazing untold story of the radical underground radio station WBCN-FM, set against the dazzling and profound social, political, and cultural changes that took place in Boston and nationally during the late-1960s and early-1970s." That's a young Bruce Springsteen, as captured in WBCN and the American Revolution. "This is my very first time on the radio, and I wanna say hi to my mother, who lives in California - hi Ma!" …and now it's televised, this weekend on PBS THE REVOLUTION WAS BROADCAST ON BOSTON'S WBCN Physical drops on Friday, meanwhile we’re prepping our own Backstreets Review & ? interview… and still taking pre-orders! - Backstreets Magazine November 17, 2021įrom the extended trailer for WBCN and the American Revolution New ? article: 'No Nukes' footage bypasses ?Springsteen?’s aversion to film
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