Bruce Springsteen

No one knows Jersey quite like Bruce—he practically invented it. 😏

The final U.S. stop on the Tunnel of Love tour is a powerful showcase for the album along with rare Springsteen originals and covers. Bolstering core Tunnel tracks are non-album gems “Be True,” “Seeds,” “Part Man, Part Monkey” and “Light of Day,” while Bruce taps his R&B, rock, blues and folk roots for covers of John Lee Hooker’s “Boom Boom,” The Sonics’ “Have Love, Will Travel,” Woody Guthrie’s “Vigilante Man,” Edwin Starr’s “War,” Jackie Wilson’s “Lonely Teardrops” and even a couple verses of Steppenwolf’s “Born To Be Wild.” Plus, a soundcheck bonus track cover of Ed Townsend’s “For Your Love.” https://2nu.gs/Bruce-MSG88

All of us here on E Street are remembering the great Clarence Clemons today. Happy birthday, Big Man! We’ll see you in the next life.

Direct from the Thrill Hill Vault, enjoy rare performances recorded from 1976 to 1978, in the lead-up to Darkness On The Edge Of Town. Early live versions of songs from the era and other favorites from shows in New Jersey, New York and Phoenix are now streaming on YouTube. Watch now: https://bspringsteen.lnk.to/BSThrillHillVaultYA

A worthy cause moved Bruce and the E Street Band to pause the recording of their new album to perform at the No Nukes benefit concerts in New York 1979. Though a few tracks were later featured in the resulting live album and film, No Nukes ’79 presents the complete sets from September 21 and 22, including the world premiere of “The River,” “Sherry Darling,” “Prove It All Night,” “Thunder Road” “Detroit Medley,” “Quarter to Three,” “Jungleland,” “Rave On” and “Stay” featuring Jackson Browne, Tom Petty and Rosemary Butler. $2 from each sale will be donated to Musicians United For Safe Energy.

Get it now: https://2nu.gs/Bruce-No-Nukes-79