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• List of irregularly spelled English names (links | edit)
• Jim Keltner (links | edit)
• Mike Campbell (musician) (links | edit)
• Daryl Hall (links | edit)
• Meadowlands Arena (links | edit)
• Shirley Muldowney (links | edit)
• John Oates (links | edit)
• Blackie and the Rodeo Kings (links | edit)
• List of people from New York City (links | edit)
• Rita Wilson (links | edit)
• Jeff Porcaro (links | edit)
• List of songs about New York City (links | edit)
• Devils & Dust (links | edit)
• Bruce Springsteen discography (links | edit)
• Live 1975–85 (links | edit)
• In Concert/MTV Plugged (links | edit)
• Tracks (Bruce Springsteen album) (links | edit)
• Heart Shaped World (Chris Isaak album) (links | edit)
• Garry Tallent (links | edit)
• Dirty Work (Rolling Stones album) (links | edit)
• Talk Is Cheap (links | edit)
• Vote for Change (links | edit)
• Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band: Live in New York City (links | edit)
• Greatest Hits (Bruce Springsteen album) (links | edit)
• Southside Johnny (links | edit)
• Harlem Shuffle (links | edit)
• Suki Lahav (links | edit)
• War (The Temptations song) (links | edit)
• 18 Tracks (links | edit)
• Jonathan Elias (links | edit)
• List of New York University alumni (links | edit)
• Larry Campbell (musician) (links | edit)
• Stan Harrison (links | edit)
• Vini Lopez (links | edit)
• E Street Band (links | edit)
• David Sancious (links | edit)
• Manhood (film) (links | edit)
• The Miami Horns (links | edit)
• Ernest Carter (drummer) (links | edit)
• Mark Pender (links | edit)
• Joe Bonamassa (links | edit)
• Mike Appel (links | edit)
• The Essential Bruce Springsteen (links | edit)
• Soozie Tyrell (links | edit)
• Elliott Murphy (links | edit)
• Chimes of Freedom (EP) (links | edit)
• List of Columbia Records artists (links | edit)
• Steve Jordan (drummer) (links | edit)
• Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes (links | edit)
• Hammersmith Odeon, London '75 (links | edit)