“Everyone Loves You” is an unfinished (or more accurately, barely started) cast-off from Bruce’s 1979 home demo recordings.
Category:
Roll of the Dice (599)
We’re in obscure territory today with this instrumental jam from the Child/Steel Mill era.
The fascinating evolution of “The Ties That Bind,” prototyped, previewed, and repeatedly revised on the road long before it ever saw vinyl.
Visit the vividly painted streetscape of “Santa Ana,” featuring a lost Clarence Clemons flute performance and dreamlike imagery.
Haters gonna hate it, but I’m gonna love it: “Let’s Be Friends” is one of my favorite tracks on The Rising.
You can find the heart of many Springsteen songs in a single line. In “Drive All Night,” it’s in the sax solo–it says more than any lyric ever could.
An unfinished, unreleased demo that would resonate particularly well these days.
Kicking off Valentine’s Week with Bruce’s ode to new love and old friends: “Frankie Fell in Love.”
Be careful what you wish for when you ask Bruce Springsteen to write your campaign song.