This Stax/Volt homage (featuring Sam Moore himself) is an unjustly overlooked gem from Bruce’s early 1990s era.
Category: Roll of the Dice
A 1960s doo-wop break-up song inspired one of Bruce’s most openly confessional songs about his depressive struggles.
Let’s take another trip into Bruce’s 1968 Notebook with a lengthy entry that reads more like a poem than a song.
At John Fogerty’s 50th birthday party. Bruce debuted what may be a lost original song–and it’s a fun one, to boot.
A forbidden love leads to a bitter betrayal in one of Bruce’s most powerful epics.
Even fifty years ago, Bruce Springsteen was stopping audiences in their tracks with this fifteen-minute, preachifying, testifying, rueful improv piece.
Our third and final installment on the long road from “Candy’s Boy” to “Candy’s Room”
Among the lost tracks from a lost album is this teaser of a song about a secret love.
This early love song hasn’t aged well but it paved the way for Bruce’s more mature and nuanced reflections on love and marriage.
Just days after the worst accident in American nuclear power history, Bruce wrote his most urgent and topical song yet.