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 							Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band Live at Main Point February 5th, 1975 (Full Concert
End-To-End)
  The Main Point was a small coffeehouse venue on Lancaster Avenue in Bryn Mawr, PA. It was formed
in 1964 by Jeanette and William Campbell and four other couples as a small folk-based coffeehouse venue inspired by the
Philadelphia Folk Festival. The venue was famous for its small intimate atmosphere, homemade food and homebaked goods,
and inexpensive ticket prices. Over the years, various styles of music were presented; the venue hosted many famous
performers in its heydays, including Bruce Springsteen who performed there on no less than 25 dates between 1973 and
1975. He started as an opening act during a 4-night residency in January 1973, and returned in April as a headliner.
  
  Soon after The Main Point's opening, Bill Scarborough became co-owner and booking director from 1964-1975.
When Philadelphia's Sunday Bulletin asked him in September 1973 how he made booking decisions, Scarborough cited several
factors but admitted that occasionally his own musical tastes influenced him. "I think that the booking of a singer
named Bruce Springsteen is the best example I can give you of personal taste and hunch entering into my final choice.
Here was a new act out of nowhere, who happened to sign with a major label, and put out an album that reminded me of the
best of Dylan. I decided to book him as a headliner, even though he was barely known. We did alright with him, but not
as well as we'd hoped. I still feel, though, that he's going to be a big star."
  
  The venue was popular
among both musicians and listeners. Clarence Clemons commented in a special Main Point 10th anniversary publication,
"The whole band had the flu. Bruce had 103 degree temperature. If it was any other place but the Main Point, any concert
or club in the country, we would have cancelled."
  
  The Main Point constantly ran into financial problems
related to its intimate size. Ironically, it was its size that made it so popular. Musicians gave benefit concerts for
the coffeehouse to help it out of its financial straits. Some of these concerts were broadcast over the local
progressive rock radio station WMMR-FM, and many well known bootleg recordings have been made from these performances.
Bruce Springsteen's 05 Feb 1975 benefit concert stands out as a particularly legendary event. The Main Point finally
closed its doors in 1981.
  
  At the request of Philadelphia's WMMR-FM disc jockey Ed Sciaky, Bruce
Springsteen and the E Street Band performed a 05 Feb 1975 concert at The Main Point in Bryn Mawr, PA. This was a benefit
show held for the financially struggling club, with Bruce and the band being the sole act on the bill. The show was MC'd
by Sciaky and was broadcast by WMMR-FM on the same night. The station solicited for donations to be made by phone during
the broadcast.
  Shortly before he passed away in January 2004, Sciaky told Backstreets magazine (issue #82, Spring
2005) that the now-famous broadcast almost never happened. After a promise from Bruce Springsteen and Mike Appel to do a
broadcast of the 02 Feb 1975 Main Point benefit, Springsteen decided the day of the show that he didn't want it to air.
He was playing some new songs, which would soon appear on his upcoming Born To Run album, and many of them were still
unfinished. Sciaky had to call Springsteen, despite Appel's objections, trying to convince him to at least do a
shortened broadcast. In the end, Springsteen decided to do the whole show on the radio.
  
  The show was not
broadcast live-as-it-happened. "We didn't have a phone line from The Main Point, so they had to tape the show in
hour-long segments and then drive them to the station and put them on the air," Sciaky explained to Backstreets. "And
after the final reel had played, Bruce's lighting guy, Marc Brickman took all of the tapes. So we never got a good copy
of the show. But it was a classic show, and it's collected to this day, and I'm glad."
  
  01. Incident On
57th Street; 02. Mountain Of Love; 03. Born To Run; 04. The E Street Shuffle; 05. Thunder Road "Wings for Wheels"; 06. I
Want You (Bob Dylan cover); 07. Spirit In The Night; 08. She's The One; 09. Growin' Up; 10. It's Hard To Be A Saint In
The City; 11. Jungleland; 12. Kitty's Back; 13. New York City Serenade; 14. Rosalita (Come Out Tonight); 15. 4th Of
July, Asbury Park; 16. A Love So Fine / Shout; 17. For You; 18. Back In The U.S.A. (Chuck Berry cover). 						

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