From the early days of the Born in the U.S.A. recording sessions comes this jewel box of a song that captures the impact of war on the ones left behind.
Month: April 2021
From his wonderful tribute album Hearts of Stone, Lorenzo Bertocchini spins a shaggy dog story sure to delight Springsteen fans.
Canadian singer-songwriters Kathleen Edwards and Afie Jurvanen quietly released one of the best covers of “Human Touch.”
This retread of “Brilliant Disguise” (with a bit of “I’m Goin’ Down”) adds nothing original to Bruce’s catalog. Cool backing track, though.
Singer-songwriter Caitlin Mahoney does justice to her “spirit animal” in her cover of Bruce Springsteen’s classic anthem.
The second single from Western Stars is a standout, from Bruce’s Orbisonian vocals to his anti-thematic lyrics.
Italian musician and Springsteen fan Renato Tammi turns in a haunting cover of this deep cut from The Ghost of Tom Joad.
One time only: Bruce and Steel Mill reveal a new song about a solider at war buoyed by the thought of his love waiting for him. (Or was she?)
Dutch band Krezip started the new year on a note of optimism with their terrific performance of “The Rising.”
“She’s the One” is alchemy, amalgamation, and pure adrenaline. Let’s trace its origins and see what makes it tick.