Home / Music / Springsteen wanted a Wall of Sound for Born to RunMusic linernotes album music bruce-springsteenSpringsteen wanted a Wall of Sound for Born to RunSpringsteen aimed to create a Phil Spector-style “Wall of Sound” for Born to Run using the E Street Band’s full instrumentation. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesBorn to Run took 14 months — the title track alone needed sixBruce Springsteen's Born to Run arrived in August 1975Bruce Springsteen spent over a year recording Born to Run across two New York studiosSpringsteen, Landau, and Appel produced Born to RunAguirre soundtrack: only 2 of 9 tracks are actually from the film — the rest are compiled from early-'70s Popol Vuh sessionsExploreVicki Brown's work with the New London Chorale launched her Dutch solo careerVicki Brown was one of the most in-demand session singers in British popWeather Report's biggest hit was BirdlandWilliam Basinski studied John Cage and prepared piano before The Disintegration LoopsYoung Mountain started as a self-released demo on CD-RPrevious Springsteen, Landau, and Appel produced Born to RunNext Southside Johnny's debut features duets with Ronnie Spector and Lee Dorsey