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According to a few sources, a new album by Bruce Springsteen titled Letter To You , is about to be officially announced.  Based on a 2018 photograph by (c) Danny Clinch, taken in Central Park, the artwork has been shared on social media via Backstreets  magazine , Martin Hughes, Michael Evans, and Jonathan Wolpert. Links originally posted on Nail City Records and Amazon U.K. no longer work.  NJ Arts update (via Jay Lustig): Tracklist: “One Minute You’re Here” “Letter to You” “Burnin Train” “Janey Needs a Shooter” * “Last Man Standing” “The Power of Prayer” “House of a Thousand Guitars” “Rainmaker” “If I Was the Priest” * “Ghosts” “Song for Orphans” * “I’ll See You in My Dreams" * New versions of old songs.  Clink above link for more info. According to rumors, an announcement is imminent, with a possible October 23 release.  Previous articles: Has the tracklist for the Beatles' "Get Back" box set been posted?  Information for Harold Lepidus’ online fall classes: Solo

A potential track list for the postponed box set from the Beatles, expected to coincide with the  upcoming 2021  Get Back documentary, has apparently been hiding in plain sight on Spotify. A list of Beatles songs from the Let It Be/Get Back  era, titled "1969 Sessions," posted last December, has been noted by the Blue Mountain (@mojd) and the Nothing Is Real Podcast (@BeatlesPod) on Twitter. As remarked by the folks at @BeatlesPod, since the audio is not currently available for listening, it could have possibly been available briefly late last year to protect the intellectual property under the European 50 year copyright law. It could also be a hint what is planned for the upcoming box set.  The movie was set to premiere this week, but in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, it has been postponed to next summer. Below are screen shots from Spotify: P.S. I would highly recomment the Nothing Is Real Podcast.   

Information for Harold Lepidus’ online fall classes: Solo Beatles, and Dylan & the Dead This autumn, I will be teaching two classes online, one about Bob Dylan’s controversial 1987 collaboration with the Grateful Dead, the other exploring how opinions concerning the solo careers of the four Beatles have changed over the years.  In collaboration with the Community Education programs in Acton-Boxborough and Arlington, Massachusetts, I will be teaching classes over Zoom, and registration is now open. All are welcome. Zoom is an easy-to-use video conferencing program used by many schools and organizations. A meeting link will be sent out on the day of the class which will allow you to attend. If you would like to find more information about Zoom, there are many tutorials available to watch on the Zoom Website . Class descriptions: (Sony) The Grateful Dead’s Influence on Bob Dylan: This class will examine how people’s prejudices and perceptions—even of such rebels as Dylan and the Dead—