Setlist at Bridge School Benefit Concert at Shoreline Amphitheatre Mountain View, CA on 10/13/1986
Set One
You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch)
208
Born in the U.S.A.
361
Seeds
475
Darlington County
512
Mansion on the Hill
307
Fire
360
Dancing in the Dark
308
Glory Days
429
Follow That Dream
312
Hungry Heart
242
Bridge School Benefit Concert at Shoreline Amphitheatre
Mountain View, CA
10/13/1986
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Setlist at Bridge School Benefit Concert at Shoreline Amphitheatre Mountain View, CA on 10/13/1986
Set One
You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch)
208
Born in the U.S.A.
361
Seeds
475
Darlington County
512
Mansion on the Hill
307
Fire
360
Dancing in the Dark
308
Glory Days
429
Follow That Dream
312
Hungry Heart
242
Show Notes
- Bruce Springsteen - Lead vocal, acoustic guitars, harmonica, percussion; Danny Federici - Accordion; Nils Lofgren - Acoustic guitars, backing vocal
- Additional musicians on Hungry Heart: David Crosby - backing vocal; Graham Nash - backing vocal; Stephen Stills - acoustic guitar, backing vocal; Neil Young - acoustic guitar, backing vocal
- Mixed by Don Pearson and Tim Mulligan
- Recorded by Don Pearson
- Analog-to-Digital transfer (24-bit/ 176kHz) by John Nowland
- Audio preparation and restoration by Jon Altschiller; Additional engineering by Danielle Warman
- Mastered by Jon Altschiller
- Post Production by Brad Serling and Micah Gordon
- A short section of audio is missing from the master recording. Fan recordings and an alternate soundboard source were used to complete the performance.
- Art Design by Michelle Holme
- Cover Photo by Neal Preston
- Tour Director: George Travis
- Jon Landau Management: Jon Landau, Barbara Carr, Jan Stabile and Alison Oscar
- HD files are 24-bit/ 176kHz. Audiophile DSD files are DSD128 (Double DSD)
- $2 from each purchase of Bridge School ‘86 will be donated to The Bridge School
- Dedicated to Elliot Roberts (1943-2019)
- Read essay by Erik Flannigan
