The strange but true story of how the lead singer of The Hollies covered Bruce’s most famous song before it was even released.
Month: April 2018
Night Two in Philadelphia finishes as strong as it opened, with rarities and wild cards abounding.
One time only: Bruce guests with Ringo Starr and His All-Starr Band for Ringo’s classic “Photograph.”
On Night One (of six!) in Philadelphia on the Working on a Dream tour, Bruce granted my all-time most-wished-for chase song.
“Fade Away” is a young man’s “Back in Your Arms,” a Danny Federici-powered cry of anguish over lost love. It’s beautiful and perfect–Bruce’s songwriting at its best.
A surprise pre-show sets the tone for a memorable night at the L.A. Sports Arena.
New video: Bruce joins an all-start jam at the fourth annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and covers Larry Williams’ “Bony Maronie.”
In which I discover the secret to getting in the building for sound check.
From the 1998 film Hav Plenty, Babyface and Des’ree take Bruce’s already sultry “Fire” and turn it up a notch.
“Jesus Was an Only Son” is a quiet reflection on the pain of losing a child. It transcends its religious imagery and resonates with any parent with children on the verge of adulthood.