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Springsteen Archives Launches Soundstage with Former E Street Band Member David Sancious

by The Coaster Editorial Staff
June 27, 2020
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The first episode of Soundstage, hosted by music historian Bob Santelli, will feature former E Street Band keyboards player David Sancious, and will go live on Thurs.,July 2 at 10 a.m.

Eileen Chapman, director of the Bruce Springsteen Archives and Center for American Music at Monmouth University, said Soundstage is a new monthly on-line series presented by the Springsteen Archives. It will explore new works, trends, and contemporary issues in American music.

The series can be accessed via www.monmouth.edu/springsteen-archives-and-center-for-american-music/ or via the Springsteen Archives’ Facebook page, Bruce Springsteen Archives and Center for American Music.

Since leaving the E Street Band in 1974. Sancious has been a major recording artist and touring musician in his own right.  In addition to performing with Sting, Peter Gabriel, Eric Clapton and others, Sancious has recorded a series of acclaimed solo albums, including his latest, Eyes Wide Open.  The album includes some of the most potent—and relevant—songs Sancious has ever written, given the recent international protests that erupted after the murder of George Floyd.

Santelli, who interviewed. Sancious earlier this month at his home on the Hawaiian island of Kauai, said about the album, “Eyes Wide Open is an album made for these times.  On it, David Sancious explores the tyranny of racism in America, while remaining resolutely funky and musically deep.  And as always, the playing is first-rate.  It’s an honor to have David launch our “Soundstage” series.”

“This may be the most expansive collection of music I’ve done so far,” explains Sancious, “in that it contains all the elements of my musical make-up.”

Songs on the new release include “Eyes Wide Open,” “In the Middle of the Night,” “Urban Psalm #3,” “If,” “Flip It,” “The Tree House,” “December,” and “War in Heaven.”

E Street Band keyboards player Sancious and drummer Ernest Carter left the group in 1974 and teamed with Gerald Carboy, a Jersey Shore bass player, to form the jazz-fusion band Tone.  Acclaimed by critics, Tone’s music expanded the parameters of fusion and featured the extraordinary keyboard work of Sancious.  The group’s album, Transformation: The Speed of Love, is an acknowledged fusion classic. Tone went on to successfully release several albums to critical acclaim before disbanding with the artists going in different directions musically.

In October 2019, the Springsteen Archives had the rare opportunity to bring together the three members of Tone at Monmouth University for a live interview with Santelli, followed by a performance, the first time in 40 years that they performed together.

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