Bruce Springsteen: 18/01/71 - D' SCENE, SOUTH AMBOY, N.J. 

Title: Right the fuck on! 
Label: Palace records
Band: Steelmill
Artwork: No (sorry, couldn't find any)

Got this in a trade, wanted to share it with you, since we don't see the 
complete thing that often (never seen it here or on Jungleland).
Soundquality is VG/EX, haven't compared it to Going back in the past,
but I guess it's similar. Track 5 on disc 1 should be sperated as 2 
tracks (Mary Louise as 1 and Dancing/Honky.. as the second), but
unfortunately I don't know how to.

Disc 1:
He's guilty (send that boy to jail)
Going back to Georgia
Oh mama why
Change it (Revolution)
Mary Louise Watson/Dancing in the streets-Honky tonk women
I can't taake it

Disc 2
Train ride
I gotta be free-turn on your love loght
Resurrection
Run shaker life


from Brucebase:
18/01/71 - D' SCENE, SOUTH AMBOY, N.J. 

GUILTY (10:43) / GOIN BACK TO GEORGIA (8:27) / OH MAMA (4:18) / 
CHANGE IT (10:07) / MARY LOUISE WATSON (9:00) / DANCING IN THE STREETS - 
HONKY TONK WOMEN (12:05) / I CAN'T TAKE IT (7:56) / TRAIN RIDE (13:23) / 
I GOTTA BE FREE - TURN ON YOUR LOVELIGHT (12:00) / RESURRECTION (11:00) /
RUN SHAKER LIFE (10:39) 

ONE show, double bill, with STEEL MILL headlining and GODZILLA opening. 
The above mentioned 11-song setlist is believed to be the complete show 
and the entire performance is circulating in very good to excellent 
soundboard quality, although the material has a notorious history of 
being cannibalized, re-sequenced and incorrectly dated. Be aware that 
this show is sometimes listed as a 12 or 13 song performance if "Honky 
Tonk Women" and/or "Turn On Your Lovelight" are counted as separate songs.
Some of this show is available on the CD "GOING BACK IN THE PAST" (Wild 
Bird) and "ALL THOSE YEARS" (Templar) - and parts are found on several 
other boots, sometimes with incorrect venue/date information. This 
performance is best obtained through private CDR sources that have the 
complete show with proper sequencing. NOTE: track running time info may 
vary widely depending on how between song "dead time" is allocated.