Скачать или смотреть Bruce Springsteen - Growin' Up - 1972 Max's Kansas City (Live) - Historical Series #1 - 4K

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Historical Series #1:

Introducing the historical series. I have always been interested in seeing the “first ever” or rare performances, and this is pretty much what the series is about. Seeing historical performances.

This is the earliest circulating Springsteen concert video. With a little help from AI based video upscaling and heavy editing on Hitfilm Pro I was able to bring out some details. Even if you don’t have a 4K resolution display or TV, selecting the 4k output improves the quality a lot. There’s still plenty of room for an upgrade, but currently it’s a waste of time to edit this material frame by frame on Photoshop, when there are surely lower generation sources available, and YouTube destroys plenty of detail.

Tools used:

Topaz Labs Video Enhance AI
https://topazlabs.com/video-enhance-a...

Handbrake, Staxrip, Virtual Dub, Hitfilm Pro & Reaper.

Brucebase:
1972-08-10 Max's Kansas City, New York City, NY (Early)

"Very brief audio-video excerpts of both "Henry Boy" and "Growin' Up" from one of the twelve shows during this August 1972 Max's residency first surfaced in a 1990 documentary about John Hammond called From Bessie Smith To Bruce Springsteen. The complete audio-video of both songs has since leaked out and is circulating among collectors. These complete takes represent what was originally supplied to the Hammond film producers by CBS. The producers were only allowed to use brief excerpts of the two songs in the documentary and were not supplied any footage of the rest of the show. The remainder of the show (probably only a couple of songs, for a total of around thirty minutes) exists in CBS's vault but has never circulated. The other show this night may also have been filmed. The video footage is sometimes misidentified as emanating from Springsteen's appearance at Gaslight Au Go Go in May 1972. Video of both songs is circulating in two variations. One version shows the MC (believed to be Max's Kansas City manager Sam Hood) take the stage and introduce Bruce prior to "Henry Boy". The other version has the entire MC introduction segment deleted. Brucebase has placed these audio/video segments under this date but it could be from any of the shows during this residency. Video of "Does This Bus Stop At 82nd Street?" was first shown to the public at "An Evening with Thom Zimny", an event held at Monmouth University on September 23, 2014.