Bruce doesn’t play “Brown Eyed Girl” often, but when he does, it’s a singalong highlight, with no teleprompter required.
Month: January 2015
Bruce’s officially-released cover of Curtis Mayfield’s “Gypsy Woman” adds a hint of danger to the mystery of the original. Take a listen and watch Bruce’s only known performance inside.
More cowbell! Or any, actually. The first time Bruce Springsteen covered “Honky Tonk Women,” it was missing that key ingredient. It also technically was not…
Bruce salutes his mom with this song by local Philly band The A’s.
The true story of the tragic plane crash that inspired a popular protest song and one of Bruce Springsteen’s least-heard officially-released covers.
A quiet, taut take on the CCR anti-gun classic rocker. “200 millions guns are loaded…” If only.
An early, minor rock-and-roll hit proved a perfect fit for the young E Street Band.
Bruce and Cats on a Smooth Surface cover Ritchie Valens’ very first hit.
Even the one-two punch of a “Travelin’ Band”/”Who’ll Stop the Rain” double-sided single couldn’t break the Credence curse. Regardless of which A-side you attribute its…
Although it’s believed that Bruce played blues classic “I’m Sitting on Top of the World” on multiple occasions, only one recording and definitively dated performance survives. Listen to it inside.