Difference between revisions of "Nebraska"
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| − | *This song was written and originally performed by {{wp|Bruce Springsteen}}, telling the true story of {{wp|Charles Starkweather}}'s eight-day killing spree with his young girlfriend | + | *This song was written and originally performed by {{wp|Bruce Springsteen}}, telling the true story of {{wp|Charles Starkweather}}'s eight-day killing spree with his young girlfriend. John Linnell adapted the song to be more of a rock song compared the original recording. |
*The only known recordings are performed live with [[John Linnell And The Statesmen|The Statesmen]]. | *The only known recordings are performed live with [[John Linnell And The Statesmen|The Statesmen]]. | ||
*This song appears twice on [[Stumpbox 3]]. | *This song appears twice on [[Stumpbox 3]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:25, 6 January 2022
| song name | Nebraska |
| artist | John Linnell |
| releases | Unreleased, Stumpbox III The Ceaseless Screaming |
| year | 1999 |
| first played | November 14, 1999 (11 known performances) |
| run time | 2:12 |
| sung by | John Linnell |
Trivia/Info
- This song was written and originally performed by Bruce Springsteen, telling the true story of Charles Starkweather's eight-day killing spree with his young girlfriend. John Linnell adapted the song to be more of a rock song compared the original recording.
- The only known recordings are performed live with The Statesmen.
- This song appears twice on Stumpbox 3.
Song Themes
Cities, Criminal Activities, Death, Everything, Jail And Imprisonment, Numbers, Religion, Supernatural, Time, TMBG Remakes, Transportation, US States, Violence
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