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This week, SiriusXM’s E Street Radio (Ch. 20) is celebrating Bruce Springsteen’s upcoming 20th studio album, Letter To You, by airing two songs from the album: the title track “Letter To You” and the new single “Ghosts.”
E Street Radio listeners can currently hear the album’s emotional lead single, “Letter To You,” and the second track, “Ghosts,” throughout the day. The tracklist for the album, due out on October 23, includes both singles, plus seven more recently written songs and three previously unreleased 1970s compositions (“Janey Needs a Shooter,” “If I Was the Priest,” and “Song for Orphans”).
Springsteen, who just turned 71, released the new music video for “Ghosts” on September 24, as well as the video for “Letter To You” on September 10. Watch both music videos below now.
Letter To You marks Springsteen’s first new album since 2019’s critically acclaimed Western Stars, and his first album with the E Street Band since 2014’s High Hopes. The project was recorded inside Springsteen’s home studio in just five days.
“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”
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