Casual home demos were made later that year, following the completion of The River Tour. A more formal solo acoustic guitar demo was made on January 3, 1982, at Springsteen's home in Colts Neck, New Jersey during the long session that constituted most of the "Nebraska" album released later that year. Acoustic versions of several other songs that eventually appeared on the "Born in the U.S.A." album were also on this demo, including "Child Bride" (an early version of "Working on the Highway") and "Downbound Train". However, Springsteen's manager/producer Jon Landau and others felt that the song did not have the right melody or music to match the lyrics, and also did not fit in well with the rest of the nascent "Nebraska" material. As a result, the song was shelved. (This version surfaced in the late 1990s on the "Tracks" and "18 Tracks" outtake collections.)