Title: Nice one, Boss
Product review: The exuberance this album exudes is thoroughly infectious - it reminds me of what Dylan and The Band were doing with folk music in the Basement Tapes era. The nod to Pete Seeger is a nice gesture on Springsteen's part, even though several of the songs have scores of other versions, some of them pre-dating Pete. Sony/BMG has evidently devoted quite a bit of resources to promoting The Seeger Sessions, and deservedly so. But isn't it a bit odd that the company should do this while sitting on a treasure trove of Seeger originals - would you believe it, most of Pete's superb Columbia LPs from the '60s have never been reissued on CD! If this travesty is not hastily remedied, it might be a nice idea for the Boss to have a word with the relevant executives.
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