Stop the presses and check out this gorgeous cover of “Tougher Than the Rest” by Italian duo The Travel Bag.
One of the rarer officially released Springsteen recordings, Bruce recorded “Give My Love to Rose” for a Johnny Cash tribute album and TV special.
The only electric rocker on Nebraska, “Open All Night” was destined for greater heights than its original arrangement.
One time only: Bruce and Billy Joel team up on Billy’s 1993 hit at a 2008 benefit show for Barack Obama.
Bruce’s celebratory “Ghosts” sounds like it was born for a band, but William Goetz of The Big Land Band finds the song’s wistful, nostalgic heart in his beautiful acoustic cover.
Bruce doesn’t play The Drifters’ 1960 classic often, but each time he does, it’s a magic moment.
“Prove It All Night” is the heart of Darkness, rock’s most ferocious wedding song, and the closest thing to an E Street mission statement.
The maybe-true story of Warren Zevon’s sort-of half-cover of a lost Springsteen original.
Recorded in 1972, it took 44 years for “The Ballad of Jesse James” to become the first officially released recording by The Bruce Springsteen Band.
“Love of the Common People” stood out as one of the more contemporary set list selections on the Seeger Sessions Tour, but thematically it fit perfectly.