Set the wayback machine for 1974 and listen to Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band give a ska treatment to Sam Cooke’s “Cupid.”
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In the summer of 1978, Bruce became fascinated with the music of Hank Williams, whose music quickly started surfacing in Bruce’s soundchecks.
Set the wayback machine for 1971 to hear Bruce Springsteen and Steel Mill cover one of the seminal R&B classics.
A return to form for Bruce as a cover artist and a fitting tribute for an artist we’ve featured here may times before.
Dr. Zoom and the Sonic Boom covers Carole King’s “Will You Love Me Tomorrow”
During the early weeks of the Tunnel of Love Express Tour, Bruce often closed the show with a mid-encore performance of Elvis Presley’s enduring classic, “Love Me Tender.” Watch a 31-year old performance captured on video inside.
“Girlfriend” or “Girlfiend”? We may never know, because it’s too late to ask the songwriter, and the titular word never actually appears in the lyrics.…
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.
Watch a great pro-shot video of Bruce covering Chuck Berry’s classic 20 years after its release.
Part novelty and part testimony to the E Street Band’s versatility, Bruce opened several early shows with a cover of Duke Ellington’s last great hit.
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