Listen in on a 1988 soundcheck and hear Bruce take a run at covering the Everly Brothers’ “Cathy’s Clown.”
Category: Cover Me
The Bruce Springsteen Band delivered a terrific cover of “Got My Mojo Working” in Richmond in 1971. Just don’t ask me who they were covering.
Marshall Crenshaw delivers an outstanding cover of one of Bruce’s undeservedly overlooked songs.
We’re going obscure today… all the way back to 1973 to hear Bruce and the E Street Band cover the unofficial anthem of America’s national pastime.
The late, great Solomon Burke adapted Bruce’s sweet “Ain’t Got You” into a bombastic country roots romp. The result is a *very* different song. You need to hear this one.
Bruce covered Nanci Griffith’s gorgeous ballad at a 1988 soundcheck in New York City.
One time only: Bruce covers Solomon Burke’s country soul classic with Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes in 1977.
Today’s cover is a daring interpretation of “Glory Days” on piano and harmonica, and it works amazingly well.
One time only: Bruce covers Larry Williams’ influential “Slow Down” with a cover band at the Classics Cafe in Westwood, New Jersey.
Stop what you’re doing and listen. The Bruce Springsteen Band’s cover of Bob Dylan’s “It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue” is one of their finest pre-E Street moments.