One time only: The Bruce Springsteen Band covers The Band’s classic chronicle of the human cost of war.
Author:
Ken Rosen (2080)
“Talking to the King” is a sweet, count-your-blessings rocker and a ton of fun in concert. No wonder Joe and Bruce have played it together 28 times. Check out some of the best inside.
Minister of Music Adam Waite reminds us that beginning again starts with rising up.
One time only: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band cover the last great pre-British Invasion rock classic.
Bruce joined Warren Zevon in the studio during the final months of Warren’s life, and the resulting track earned Zevon his first-ever Grammy.
Hot off the presses: Roberta Finocchiaro’s wonderful cover of Bruce’s “New York Serenade” translates perfectly to her solo electric guitar arrangement.
An unlikely origin song and musical melange in every incarnation, “The E Street Shuffle” introduced and knighted Bruce’s destined-for-legend band.
No, not *that* “Protection” – this one is a light River-era outtake that likely influenced two later official releases.
Irish cover band Elysium breathes new life into “Drive All Night” with their achingly beautiful mash-up.
More appropriate today than the night it was performed.