El Boss Bruce Springsteen will release his new album on January 14th 'High Hopes'(High hopes), as announced today by the artist himself on social networks. In separate messages on his official Twitter and Facebook accounts, Springsteen confirmed the rumors that during the last weeks pointed to the launch of this new album, recorded in New Jersey, Los Angeles, Atlanta (Georgia), Australia and New York, and which is the first since "Wrecking Ball" in 2012.
The new album of the Boss, the eighteenth of his career, will be released by Columbia Records and will include, along with Springsteen, members of the group E Street Band, and guitarist Tom Morello. The album, which incorporates "some of the best unpublished material of the past decade," as Springsteen himself said on his website, will also include performances by Clarence Clemons and Danny Federici, who died in 2011 and 2008, respectively.
In addition, Springsteen also posted on the YouTube video portal a version of the 1990 song "High Hopes", by the Californian group The Havalinas, which gives the album its name and which we see here:
The rest of the songs that make up the new album are "Harry's Place", "American Skin (41 shots)", "Just Like Fire Would", "Down In The Hole", "Heaven's Wall", "Frankie Fell In Love", "This Is Your Sword", "Hunter Of Invisible Game", "The Ghost of Tom Joad", "The Wall" and "Dream Baby Dream". Some of the tracks, like "The Ghost of Tom Joad," are known, and Springsteen explained:
I felt that they are among the best I have written and that they deserve a proper studio recording.
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Via - EFE