Classic Rock Live Albums Recorded In 1988

Bruce Springsteen The Human Rights Broadcast Buenos Aires October 1988

The Human Rights Broadcast is an unofficial live album by Bruce Springsteen.

It was recorded in Buenos Aires in Argentina on October 15, 1988 to raise awareness of Amnesty International. This recording comes from the radio broadcast.

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Bruce Springsteen Los Angeles April 23 1988

Los Angeles, April 23, 1988 is an archive released live recording of Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band with the Horns Of Love.

It was recorded at the Los Angeles Sports Arena during the Tunnel Of Love tour and is available from liveBruceSpringsteen.net.

This follows on from previous archive recordings from 1975, 1978, 1980 and 1984 that have been released in the same way.

After the worldwide success of Born In the USA in 1984/85, Springsteen went back into his shell with the Tunnel Of Love album and whilst it sold well, it lacked the commerciality of his earlier album.

By this stage Nils Lofgren was a member of the E Street Band after Miami Steve Van Zandt had left. His future wife and mother of three children, Patti Scialfi was also a member.

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Robert Palmer Live At The Apollo 1988

Live At The Apollo is a live album by Robert Palmer.

It was recorded recorded at the Apollo Theater in Harlem, New York City on December 15, 1988 while the singer was promoting his Heavy Nova album.

In the mid 1970s there were three British rock and soul singers who weren’t getting the success they deserved – Jess Roden, Frankie Miller and Robert Palmer. Palmer became a big star in the 1980s.