Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band, United Center, Chicago, IL, April 29 2026
We gazed upon the chimes of freedom flashing.
We gazed upon the chimes of freedom flashing.
This is an immigrant song.
War. What is it good for? Absolutely nothing.
For my bimonthly Salon.com column, on the occasion of the release of "Streets of Minneapolis," I run down what I consider to be Bruce Springsteen's 10 best original protest songs. (I use the "original" qualifier in order to rule out things like Edwin
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Happy holidays!
WAGES OF SIN!
“My mother and father, they’re here tonight."
"I've been going to the Pony since they let me into the Pony."
Good night good luck / one two power shift
Be True
In the wee wee hours your mind gets hazy
Be True
This turnpike sure is spooky at night when you're all alone
Magic In The Night
“We’ll do this for Bob Seger.”
Born To Run
Part 2.
Born To Run
Part 1!
Born To Run
About the "Born to Run" 50th Anniversary Symposium
Born To Run
About the "Born to Run" 50th Anniversary Symposium
Be True
Side 2, track 1.
Magic In The Night
“Do you folks get down to the Shore much?”
Born To Run
ALL SEATS $5
Born To Run
While I was writing about the 8-15-75 Bottom Line show, I kept going off on extended tangents about how much WNEW did not like Bruce Springsteen and it was detracting from the writing about the actual performance, so I thought I would move it all over here. 8-15-75 | Remembering the
Magic In The Night
“Roy Bittan on the piano over there, he’s gonna get down for you a little bit.”