E Street Shuffle Archive

Bruce recorded “Waiting on the End of the World” twice, with both the “other” band and the E Street Band–yet he didn’t release either version. I have a theory as to why,

Bruce’s first published work in a college literary magazine leads to a Steel Mill song that would be recorded forty years later.

What the heck was I doing at this particular show? Believe it or not, I was (relatively) in the neighborhood, and I’m sure glad I was.

Alt-country band Drive-by Truckers proves their rock bona fides whenever they cover this classic from Darkness on the Edge of Town.

Joe and Bruce team up over e-mail on this Trump-era resistance anthem.

Ben E. King gives “Sandy” the Drifters treatment, and it works splendidly.

“The Wish” is Bruce’s most autobiographical song, and it’s more resonant and poignantly powerful today than ever.

“You Can’t Sit Down” is a Philly favorite, made famous by local boys The Dovells. But its origins trace back farther.

Joe D’Urso bravely rearranges Bruce’s classic anthem.

Watch a great pro-shot video of Bruce covering Chuck Berry’s classic 20 years after its release.