9 thoughts on “ Mans Job - Bruce Springsteen - Human Touch (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Label: Columbia - 1 • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: Europe • Genre: Rock • Style: Pop Rock Bruce Springsteen - Human Touch (, Vinyl) | Discogs Explore/5().

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2. Human Touch is a well-written generic pop CD which consist entirely on this type minor material for which he seem capable of turning out in such an effortless and endless manner. With The E Street Band still out, Springsteen enlisted a session drummer, Sam Moore of the R&B duo Sam And Dave, and Bobby Hatfield of The/5().

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3. Bruce Springsteen has always been steeped in mainstream pop ock music, using it as a vocabulary for what he wanted to say about weightier matters. He has always written generic pop as well, but Human Touch was the first album to consist entirely of this kind of genre material, which he seems capable of turning out endlessly and nocmaromsynchlalo.hardchitabwicehadulinksosarecan.co: Sony Legacy.

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4. Jun 15,  · Others are going to point to this record and say that Human Touch is his most inconsistent collection of songs to date, though methinks most of that failure is due to the tracking order, as “Human Touch,” “57 Channels,” “Real Man,” “Man’s Job” and “All or Nothing at All” are simply sensational, meaning this is an album one /5(57).

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5. * Items below may differ depending on the release. Review With his two new albums – his first in nearly five years and first as a declared solo artist – Bruce Springsteen completes an emotional triptych begun in with Tunnel of Love. On that album, "Tougher Than the Rest" articulates the early Springsteen code on love: Commitment is a triumph of the will.

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6. A1. Human Touch A2. Soul Driver A3. 57 Channels (And Nothin’ On) B1. Cross My Heart B2. Gloria’s Eyes B3. With Every Wish B4. Roll Of The Dice C1. Real World C2. All Or Nothin’ At All C3. Man’s Job D1. I Wish I Were Blind D2. The Long Goodbye D3. Real Man D4. Pony [ ].

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7. Human Touch is a rather strange album. It's kind of downbeat but optimistic at the same time. There are some rather good songs such as the title track, 'Gloria's Eyes' is a decent rocker, 'Man's Job' is a pleasant little pop song and, of course, 'I Wish I Were Blind' is a beautiful, poetic ballad/5(87).

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8. Human Touch is the ninth studio album by Bruce nocmaromsynchlalo.hardchitabwicehadulinksosarecan.co album was released March 31, , the same day as Lucky nocmaromsynchlalo.hardchitabwicehadulinksosarecan.co was the more popular of the two, peaking at number two on the Billboard , with "Human Touch" (paired with Lucky Town's "Better Days") peaking at number one on the Mainstream Rock chart and #16 on the Billboard Hot chart.. "Human Touch" has since sold .

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9. But Human Touch was the first Bruce Springsteen album to consist entirely of this kind of minor genre material, material he seems capable of turning out endlessly and effortlessly -- the point of "I Wish I Were Blind" is that the singer doesn't want to see, now that his baby has left him; "57 Channels (And Nothin' On)" is about TV; "Real Man.

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