E Street Shuffle Archive

The Beach Boys’ 1985 single was an even better “Hungry Heart” cover than Mike Love’s direct attempt, and they make for a terrific mash-up.

Scotland-based David Mullen dials back the melodrama in Bruce’s original version but preserves the passion and heartache.

One time only: Bruce joins Mick Jagger on stage at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for one of the very first songs Bruce ever covered in concert.

British jazz singer Barb Jungr finds the wistful nostalgia at the heart of “Long Walk Home” and transforms it into a poignant torch song.

Five more fresh takes on Bruce’s steamy hit single.

One time only: Soul Man Sam Moore teams up with Bruce to cover one of Otis Redding’s greatest hits.

One week only: At a run of Asbury Park holiday concerts in 2001, Bruce joined Garland Jeffreys on Garland’s 1992 plea for racial harmony.

Martin Ekman returns–solo this time–with a wonderful interpretation of “Secret Garden.”

At the height of the Great Recession, Bruce heartened his audiences with a nightly encore of Stephen Foster’s 1854 classic.

Bruce’s original River-era composition, a stellar E Street Band performance and Gary’s passionate vocals make for a standout track on an album full of them.