E Street Shuffle Archive

Here’s a lovely instrumental cover of the title track from Bruce’s latest album, perfect accompaniment for a quiet weekend morning.

Watch Bruce’s powerful rendition of Bob Dylan’s immortal “Blowin’ in the Wind” from the televised S.O.S. Racisme Concert in 1988.

It took more than four decades for Bruce to cover “Good Lovin’,” but he made up for it when he did. Great performances inside.

Here’s a cover that will always rank among my favorites if only for the circumstances in which I first heard it.

Just as powerful as an instrumental as the Youngbloods’ original anti-war nightmare, The Bruce Springsteen Band does justice to Jesse Colin Young’s “Darkness, Darkness.”

From their latest album, check out The Mavericks’ country-ska take on Bruce’s “Hungry Heart.”

One time only: To buy time for his clean-up crew, Bruce and the band vamp their way through Jimmy Forrest’s “Night Train.”

One time only: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band cover Hank Williams’ 1951 classic, “(I Heard That) Lonesome Whistle.”

He may only be fifteen, but New Jersey musician Jake Thistle just recorded a mic drop cover of Bruce’s “Real World” in its original arrangement. You need to watch this one.

Nightly during Bruce’s 2003 holiday show stand in Asbury Park, Bruce and Garland Jeffreys lifted the show with a team-up on Garland’s 1981 anthem.