“I just took a quick glance at it and it looked like a nice guitar, so I jumped in the car with it...all the songs from the album came out of it. In perhaps less than 10 days. I just wandered around the house in different rooms, and I wrote a song each day. I wrote a song in the bedroom. I wrote a song in our bar. I wrote a song in the living room." - Bruce on the gift from a fan (seen below) that inspired the new album, Letter To You.
As a gift to Bruce Springsteen's loyal fans, Bruce and Apple TV+ have released the new film Bruce Springsteen's Letter To You early! Click here to go inside the studio with Bruce and the E Street Band as they record the new album Letter To You, available everywhere October 23.
Bruce sat down with Apple Music's Zane Lowe to talk about his upcoming album Letter To You and the accompanying film. Watch the interview now and listen to the album + watch the film October 23!
All right E Streeters, check out the official trailer for 'Bruce Springsteen’s Letter To You' – the new documentary by Thom Zimny capturing Bruce & The E Street Band recording live in studio.
Watch the film exclusively on Apple TV and listen to the album on Apple Music on October 23 here.
Originally broadcast live on radio stations across the Southeast, Atlanta 9/30/78 is the fifth and final Darkness tour transmission released in the Live Archive series. While not as familiar to fans as other '78 broadcasts, the blistering Atlanta performance more than holds its own and is newly mixed from Plangent Processed, multi-track analog master tapes. The 23-song show presents a potent core Darkness tour setlist augmented by the yet to be released "Independence Day" and "Point Blank," plus special additions "Santa Claus Is Coming To Town," "Raise Your Hand" and the only performance ever of James Brown's "Night Train." 2nu.gs/BruceAtlanta78