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Working on a Dream is the sixteenth studio album by Bruce Springsteen, released on January 27, 2009 through Columbia Records. It has sold more than 3 million copies worldwide, with over 585,000 in the United States as of September 2010. The album was officially announced, along with a track listing, on November 17, 2008. The album first began selling in Germany and Ireland, on January 23. Bruce Springsteen's official music video for 'Working On A Dream'. As featured on Working On A Dream. Bruce Springsteen - Tougher Than the Rest Official Music Video - Продолжительность: 6:34 Bruce Springsteen 66 on a Dream. At the end of the Magic sessions, Springsteen found himself still writing songs. Encouraged by producer Brendan OBrien, he recorded during breaks on tour, exploring a classic pop sound for an album release coinciding with Super Bowl XLIII and the inauguration of President Barack Obama. The Last Carnival pays tribute to E Street organist Danny Federici, who passed away in 2008. Released . Working on a Dream as made famous by Bruce Springsteen - The Hit Makers. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Songs in album Bruce Springsteen - Working On A Dream 2009. Bruce Springsteen - Outlaw Pete. Bruce Springsteen - My Lucky Day. Bruce Springsteen - Working On a Dream. Bruce Springsteen - Queen of the Supermarket. Bruce Springsteen - What Love Can Do. Bruce Springsteen - This Life. Working on a Dream is the richest of the three great rock albums Springsteen has made this decade with the E Street Band - and moment for moment, song for song, there are more musical surprises than on any Bruce album you could name, from the Chess Records vocal distortion on the bluesy Good Eye to the joyous British Invasion pep of Surprise, Surprise. For all the overdubs on this album, the uptempo songs have a bracing, first-take feel, capturing the E Street Bands elusive live essence - Springsteens freewheeling Seeger Sessions album may have helped bring that out. In This Article: Bruce Springsteen. Want more Rolling Stone . Bruce Springsteen. Working on a Dream. From its bright, brittle production to its tossed-off postage stamp cover art, Working on a Dream is in every respect a companion piece to Magic, an album that's merely a set of songs, both sprawling and deliberately small, songs that don't necessarily tackle any one major theme but all add up to a portrait of their time. Magic chronicled the dog days of Bush where Working on a Dream is designed as a keynote to the Obama age, released just a week after the inauguration of the U. s 44th president and not coincidentally containing not a little optimism within its 13 tracks. But because it was made piecemeal, the album is also patchy. Queen of the Supermarket is Springteen kitsch, while Life Itself is more solemn than life itself. But for every slight misjudgement, there are three chugging, muscular ballads of the spirit of which Roy Orbison would have made much. And no politics. Pick of the album: 'My Lucky Day': top-notch jackhammering. Download the new Independent Premium app. Sharing the full story, not just the headlines. Working on a Dream is the 16th studio album by Bruce Springsteen, released two years after Magic. The album has been called more hopeful, less bleak compared to Magic by The New York Times. Two of the songs, The Last Carnival and The Wrestler were written under special circumstances. The Last Carnival was written in memory of Danny Federici who passed away in April 2008 and The Wrestler was written for the film The Wrestler and was nominated for a Grammy. Working on a Dream Q&A. Producers Brendan OBrien & Bruce Springsteen. Writers Bruce Springsteen. More Bruce. Bruce Springsteen was coming off a decade that included a reunion with the E Street Band, two strong albums of new material, an acclaimed folk music project and seemingly endless touring. He took a step backward with his next project, Working on a Dream, which hit stores on Jan. Perhaps it was the fact that the album was released so soon after 2007s Magic, whose tour had just ended five months earlier, or that the material was worlds removed from the angry political songs - some of Springsteens best of the decade - on its predecessor