Bruce Springsteen ‎– The Ghost Of Tom Joad LP

While 1982's Nebraska was Springsteen's first acoustic work, it was a happy accident, drawing from a series of spare four-track demos recorded in his bedroom. The Ghost Of Tom Joad, meanwhile, was an intentionally stark album, primarily consisting of solo acoustic numbers like the aching title track (famously re-interpreted by Rage Against The Machine). It also featured several full band tracks, including appearances by E Street Band keyboardist Danny Federici and bassist Garry Tallent after a full band reunion in the studio the previous year. The Ghost Of Tom Joad was also Springsteen's first full album to win a Grammy Award, in the category of Best Contemporary Folk Album.

A1 The Ghost Of Tom Joad 4:23

A2 Straight Time 3:25

A3 Highway 29 3:39

A4 Youngstown 3:52

A5 Sinaloa Cowboys 3:51

A6 The Line 5:14

B1 Balboa Park 3:19

B2 Dry Lightning 3:30

B3 The New Timer 5:45

B4 Across The Border 5:24

B5 Galveston Bay 5:04

B6 My Best Was Never Good Enough 2:00