This smoking, sultry cover of “Cover Me” is enough to make me reconsider my loathing of the song.
Author:
Ken Rosen (2080)
“Losin’ Kind” is one of only two original Nebraska demos left in the vault, but its imprint can be found across Bruce’s catalog.
Bruce’s last public premiere to date was an eerily prescient one: Jesse Malin’s “Meet Me at the End of the World.”
Dutch singer-songwriter catapulted his career into motion by covering one of his musical hero’s best-known songs and one of his least-known.
One of rock’s most covered songs produced some memorable Springsteen on-stage performances.
The sole escapee to date from Bruce’s unreleased 1994 hip hop/EDM album, “Missing” is a hauntingly powerful and daringly experimental meditation on loss and absence.
Bruce plays a beautiful, evocative mandolin and adds his backing vocals on this beautiful American Babylon deep cut.
Allan Clarke’s cover of “If I Was the Priest” had a 46-year head start on Bruce’s own version. Read the backstory inside.
The generals can’t see the reason there’s such a high percentage of treason. They’re quite sure it must just be the season.
A nightly highlight of the Vote for Change Tour wasn’t political at all–it was the Stipe/Springsteen team-up on the Andy Kaufman tribute, “Man on the Moon.”