Friday May 24: Brian does Guest DJ Spot from Asbury Park on SiriusXM E Street radio

Sirius XM E Street Radio is broadcasting LIVE all day from the Asbury Park boardwalk, right outside McLoone’s Asbury Grille on Friday May 24th.

It’s a “kick off the summer” show and it starts with Dave Marsh's Live from E Street Nation at 10:30am ET.

E Street Radio will play music throughout the day with special guest interviews and song requests from the fans! Special guests include Southside Johnny, Lisa Iannucci, Stan Goldstein and more.

Brian Fallon of the Gaslight Anthem will be doing a live Guest DJ session from the beach.





The day will wrap up with a LIVE from the shore edition of The Wild & The Innocent with Jim Rotolo.

Call 877-70-BRUCE (877-702-7823) or join us at the beach!

E Street Radio brings you “The Sounds of the Shore” as part of Sirius XM’s “Sounds of Summer.”

Wish I could make this...

hopefully a soundcloud will pop up of this fine moment in history!

Just ripped the audio! Enjoy!



http://fs02n3.sendspace.com/dl/3b0c7e854697a57c4c1ad0af0f43bab1/51a4146675a97d55/rulv9j/Brian%20Fallon%20As%20E-Street%20Radio%20Guest%20DJ.mp3

It worked for me. You have to find the actual link to the download because there are a bunch of ads trying to trick you.



Click that blue link and it should download. Ignore the popup ad.

Thanks for putting this up I was so mad I missed it because I forgot.

Here is a different link - should be easier to use - http://www.mediafire.com/download/6lec8zh001b05hs/Brian_Fallon_As_E-Street_Radio_Guest_DJ.mp3

You can actually hear the rain on the broadcast. It was coming down pretty hard at times. The boardwalk was completely empty except for everyone around the E Street Radio setup.

Thanks a ton...


And ahh I started listening and I'm so pumped that Brian mentioned Tracks and is playing songs from it..

Thanks shorestyle! Where'd you find that picture of brian? lol

1) Bishop Danced
2) Zero and Blind Terry
3) Give the Girl a Kiss
4) Thundercrack
5) Gave it a Name
6) The Promise
7) Seven Angels
8 ) Frankie
9) Brothers Under the Bridge
10) Restless Nights
11) Trapped

I was at the broadcast, haha, snapped a few shots here and there.

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10151616538045379.1073741835.500520378&type=1&l=3119b3a9a8

I'm not a Rangers fan but I'm loving those glasses. Thanks for the rip and the photos!

He picked "gave it a name"? Really????

i used to like Brian Fallon alot..... until I see him in Rangers gear.

I enjoyed it but I find it hard to believe that Brian gets all of his Bruce influence from Tracks, especially considering the fact he explicitly said in an interview, "The first three records will change your life." But I get it, he wants to downplay the Bruce influence in his music since there's the constant comparisons to deal with.

I don't think he cares about the comparisons or he would stayed far away from E Street Radio

I can see the influence in the writing style a bit from these tracks but it's interesting that these are the ones the most influenced Brian. Although if you combine these with the first 3 records as well, that makes more sense. But he's probably trying to stay away from the songs everyone knows because that makes it more interesting.

Laughing at "this is assistant manager time". I don't think the people who were there caught that joke. I thought it was clever.

The Ass't Manager thing made me laugh too. And the idea that Bruce alerts everyone to Boss Time!

I don't think Brian's claiming that Tracks was the number 1 immediate influence on him, he's just kinda saying "Yeah everyone knows Born to Run, Thunder Road, etc." but here's some songs that impacted me that you might not know.

eagles1139 wrote:

I don't think Brian's claiming that Tracks was the number 1 immediate influence on him, he's just kinda saying "Yeah everyone knows Born to Run, Thunder Road, etc." but here's some songs that impacted me that you might not know.

I typed up a really long post giving examples of Brian quotes that dispute what he says on this radio broadcast but deleted it because it was too negative. Bottom line, he gives varying accounts of his level of Bruce fandom depending on the situation and (it would seem) his mood at the time. This session (and Sunday's set list/T-shirt combo) was a nice step toward being okay with the Bruce comparisons again.

Putting all that aside, I'm glad he played Restless Nights and Thundercrack, which are two of my favorite Bruce songs. And "It's Boss Time!" has got to be the best pre-guitar solo line of all time.

not much bad to say about this one

DeathoftheCool wrote:

hopefully a soundcloud will pop up of this fine moment in history!

https://soundcloud.com/nobodys-darlin/brian-fallon-as-e-street-radio