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Springsteen releases songs from the early days

Bruce Springsteen
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Five previously unreleased tracks from the beginning of his career are part of a new Bruce Springsteen compilation "Chapter and Verse" which comes out today.

The album is a companion to Springsteen's autobiography "Born To Run" which is due out next week.

Among the subjects he writes about is his theory on why the E Street Band has stayed together for so long: "Democracy in rock bands, with very few exceptions, is a ticking time-bomb. If I was going to assume the workload and responsibility, I might as well assume the power."