Bruce Springsteen has previewed Twilight Hours with a never-before-heard song, "Sunday Love."
Springsteen explores orchestra-driven mid-century noir on Twilight Hours — an ode to the great American pop music tradition — which arrives June 27th as part of Tracks II: The Lost Albums.
"Sunday Love" features contributions from The E Street Band's Max Weinberg, Patti Scialfa and Soozie Tyrell as well as producer Ron Aniello, and Western Stars collaborators Kaveh Rastegar and Scott Tibbs.
Tracks II: The Lost Albums is available to pre-order here.
"At one time it was either a double record [with "Western Stars"] or they were part of the same record," explained Springsteen. "I love Burt Bacharach and I love those kinds of songs and those kinds of songwriters. I took a swing at it because the chordal structures and everything are much more complicated, which was fun for me to pull off. All this stuff could have come right off of those sixties albums."
Simultaneously, Twilight Hours finds Springsteen taking inspiration from the vocal work of Frank Sinatra and Andy Williams, the prose of Flannery O'Connor and James M. Cain, and the Robert Mitchum film Out Of The Past.
Tracks II: The Lost Albums will include seven previously-unheard Springsteen records in full: Twilight Hours as well as Perfect World, Streets of Philadelphia Sessions, Faithless, Somewhere North of Nashville, Inyo and LA Garage Sessions '83.
A set spanning 83 songs, Tracks II will be available in limited-edition nine LP, seven CD and digital formats. A companion set — Lost and Found: Selections From The Lost Albums — also arrives June 27th from Sony Music, and will feature 20 highlights from across the collection on two LPs or one CD.
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