One of Joe and Bruce’s best collaborations may have inspired one of Bruce’s own songs too.
Author:
Ken Rosen (2080)
This lush but dark River-era outtake is one of Bruce’s best songs that never made an official studio album.
Saxophonist/singer/songwriter Tommy Mauri puts a reggae spin on “Spirit in the Night” for the upcoming Cover Me competition in Bergamo.
Hot off the presses: this bittersweet, Springsteen-inspired country single by rising New Jersey artist (and Bruce’s neighbor) Gary Frost.
One time only, at a Tunnel of Love tour rehearsal: Bruce tackles the Four Tops’ 1965 classic.
Ettore Cardamellis returns with a new cover combo. Will he win top Cover Me honors again this year?
The shortest song on Western Stars is also the most poignant, a two-minute character study in loss and regret.
Singer-songwriter Caryl Mack finds the soul of “Two Hearts” in her gorgeous acoustic cover.
In the waning days of 1975, Bruce broke out this charming 1962 one-hit wonder, and it led to a River-era outtake.