Did a surprising E Street through-line inspire Air Supply’s 1983 cover of Bruce’s 1973 classic?
Month: March 2021
This under-the-radar Born in the U.S.A. outtake is the darkest in Bruce’s “car crash song” mini-genre.
Auckland-based Tom Sutcliffe turns in a tender reading of Bruce’s signature song.
Bruce and Joe Grushecky wrote this under-the-radar song together in the summer of ’95; it keeps popping up in new forms ever since.
Did a holiday father-son roadtrip inspire this Bruce Springsteen Band gem? We may never know, but with a groove this funky, who cares?
They played it live for at least a decade prior, but in 2019, Big Heard Todd and the Monsters teamed up with Blues Traveler’s John Popper on a terrifically fun (if overly faithful) cover of “Rosalita (Come Out Tonight).”
In 1977, Bruce had a killer backing track in search of some lyrics. The search continues.
One time only: Bruce joins an all-star Survival Sunday line-up to cover The Neville Brothers’ “Brother John.”
Presenting the first in an occasional catch-up/round-up of terrific “I’m on Fire” covers.
Into the river we dive, as we appreciate one of Bruce’s finest and most heartbreaking songs.