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When we say Nebraska, what comes to mind? Cornhusker football? Warren Buffet, the Wizard of Omaha? Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show? Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom? An amazingly haunting album by Bruce Springsteen? As the Jersey Girl blogger on this site, it should be no surprise that those ten songs go right to the top of the list. And, if you too are a true fan you'll already know that Nebraska is actually mostly demos that Springsteen recorded as an experiment on a four-track cassette recorder. When the songs were tried later with the full power of the E Street Band behind them – most of them didn't work. Born in the USA, Downbound Train, Pink Cadillac, and Working on the Highway found a home on later albums. But for songs like Atlantic City, Highway Patrolman, and My Father's House – a guitar and a harmonic sold those songs more than a heavy back beat. Nebraska isn't Springsteen's only stripped-down album (The Ghost of Tom Joad and Devils & Dust), but for this