Home / Music / Southside Johnny's debut features duets with Ronnie Spector and Lee DorseyMusic linernotes album music southside-johnny-&-the-asbury-jukesSouthside Johnny's debut features duets with Ronnie Spector and Lee DorseyThe album includes duets with Ronnie Spector, Lee Dorsey, and Steven Van Zandt, plus Clarence Clemons on ‘The Fever.’ Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesThe Fever and You Mean So Much to Me are Springsteen songs on Southside Johnny's debutSouthside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes recorded I Don't Want to Go Home at the Record PlantSouthside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes released I Don't Want to Go Home in 1976Jimmy Iovine engineered Southside Johnny's debutSteven Van Zandt produced I Don't Want to Go Home and wrote the title trackExploreFour vocalists feature on Vulfpeck's Thrill of the ArtsSpandau Ballet were new romantic hitmakers from LondonSpirit of the West brought Celtic folk to Canadian rockGrouper and Jarboe collaborated on A Mutual Dissolution of StructuresCannonball Adderley and Bill Evans' Know What I Mean brought two jazz giants togetherPrevious Springsteen wanted a Wall of Sound for Born to RunNext Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes released I Don't Want to Go Home in 1976