1978: Live In Boston is a live album by Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes.
This concert recording has previously been available as Live at the Paradise Theatre Boston, Massachusetts December 23, 1978.
Live Albums By Southside Johnny
Southside Johnny and his normal band, the Astbury Dukes, comes from New Jersey and started recorded albums in the mid 1970s.
It’s useful to see the timing of the studio albums before looking at the live albums in detail.
Studio Albums By Southside Johnny
1976 I Don’t Want to Go Home
1977 This Time It’s for Real
1978 Hearts of Stone
1979 The Jukes
1980 Love Is a Sacrifice
1983 Trash It Up! (with the Jukes)
1984 In the Heat (with the Jukes)
1986 At Least We Got Shoes (with the Jukes)
1988 Slow Dance (as Sothside Johnny)
1991 Better Days
2000 Messin’ With the Blues
2002 Going to Jukesville
2004 Missing Pieces
2005 Into the Harbour
2008 Grapefruit Moon: The Songs of Tom Waits (with La Bamba’s Big Band)
2010 Pills and Ammo
2013 Songs from the Barn (with the Poor Fools)
The year relates to the year of release whilst, for live albums, it refers to the date of the performance or performances.
Live Albums By Southside Johnny
1976 The Jukes Live At The Bottom Line
1978 Live In Boston
1978 Live at the Paradise Theater (in Boston)
1980 Reach Up And Touch The Sky
1995 Spittin’ Fire
2002 From Southside to Tyneside
2008 Hearts of Stone LIVE
2011 Men Without Women LIVE
Jukebox – a four CD box set with rarities and live recordings
Buying Albums By Southside Johnny
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1978: Live In Boston is a live album by Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes.
This concert recording has previously been available as Live at the Paradise Theatre Boston, Massachusetts December 23, 1978.
Reach Up And Touch The Sky is a live album by Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes which was recorded in 1980.
It’s hard not to immediately think about Bruce Springsteen when you think about Southside Johnny and that’s a shame because he’s produced some great albums on his own.
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