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Live Performance on Friday, August 15th, 1969 (Day One) during the three day Woodstock Music & Arts Festival at Bethel White Lake, New York featuring Richie Havens, Paul ‘Deano’ Williams & Daniel Ben Zebulon, engineered by Eddie Kramer & from his set that also included ‘With a Little Help from My Friends’ & Medley of ‘Strawberry Fields Forever / Hey Jude’.

Previously Unreleased Live Performance from The Isle of Wight Festival at East Afton Farm, Isle of Wight on the morning of Sunday, August 29th, 1970 featuring The Stones (Sly, Freddie & Rose), Cynthia Robinson, Jerry Martini, Larry Graham & Greg Errico from their set following the performance by The Who

The first of two Rare Live Performances at The Capitol Theater, Passaic, New Jersey on September 21st, 1978, the third of Band’s three performances at the Venue & featuring Bruce, Clarence, ‘Miami’ Steve, ‘Professor’ Roy, Danny, Gary, & Mr. Max Weinberg.

The second of two Rare Live Performances at The Capitol Theater, Passaic, New Jersey on September 21st, 1978, the third of Band’s three performances at the Venue and featuring Bruce, Clarence, ‘Miami’ Steve, ‘Professor’ Roy (please note his legendary song intro highlighted during the ’78 ‘Darkness’ Tour), Danny, Gary, & Mr. Max Weinberg.

Studio Performance recorded in 1983 at The Hit Factory, New York, New York from His Columbia LP ‘Born in The USA’ produced by Bob Clearmountain & once again featuring Mr. Springsteen & Members of The ‘E’ Street Band.

Live Performance from the morning of Monday, August 18th (Day Three), 1969 engineered by Eddie Kramer and featuring Jimi Hendrix, Larry Lee, Billy Cox, Mitch Mitchell plus Juma Sultan & Gerardo ‘Jerry’ Velez on percussion.

Studio Performance recorded at Columbia Studio A, New York City, New York on February 1st, 1968 from their Columbia Record ‘Bookends’ with Larry Knechtel, Joe Osborn & Mr. Hal Blaine on drums & percussion.

Studio Performance recorded at Island Studios, Notting Hill, London, U.K. between June & July, 1970 from His first Self-Titled Solo LP on Atlantic Records & believed to feature Mr. Richard Starkey (Ringo Starr) on drums along with Booker T. Jones plus Graham Nash, David Crosby, Rita Coolidge, Sherlie Matthews Priscilla Jones, Cass Elliott, Claudia Lennear & John Sebastian, as the Choir.

Extended Tom Moulton 12” Remix recorded at Sigma Sound Studios, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1979 with Gene McFadden, John Whitehead and featuring formed Leon Gamble & Kenneth Huff’s Legendary Philadelphia International Records Orchestra, ‘Mother Father Sister Brother’.