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This is wonderful

ドナサマーも歌ってる。

czcams.com/video/pvoa7EkgSlo/video.htmlsi=MRnjE8c-BrWCnQ0s Here’s that slow minor version. Totally different again, but still great

Does nothin' for me, honestly, the man is terribly overrated.

Can anyone pass the guitar chords along?

The best underrated song for Max Weinberg

vine por el cover de Yola Polastri, ojala alguien haga un mashup de Bruce Springsteen con Yola

Yola me trajo aqui

My version.

Yola Polastri song in spanish version rest in peace Yolita from Peru...

GASP !

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This is NOT good

Again this just goes to show what a great craftsman he was. He distilled this into an all time classic that has so much mood and pathos. Until you hear stuff like this you just don’t realize how much he had to keep massaging it to get to the final piece. It just blows my mind…because the record version sound so fresh, immediate, unforced. It’s stunning really.

So raw. He was so young. You can hear the passion and soul.

"BUSCANDO" YOLA POLASTRY SPANISH VERSION.

First time I’m hearing this. So many times I got so close to liking it… but… ehhhhh.

Absolut genial

BRUCEEEEEEEE!!! ❤❤ 🎵🎶🎼🎶🎵🎶🎼🎶🎵🎶🎼❤️❤️

Amo ❤❤

Awesome tune! Roy is awesome!

The father of my wife was a preacher…..wonder song!

I do like the rockabilly energy of Workin' On The Highway, but this darker folk version fits the lyrics much better! It has the fatalist working class tone of Darkness On The Edge Of Town (especially songs like Factory), but inserted in the even more depressed atmosphere of the '82 Nebraska sessions, simply majestic! It's quite fascinating that one of Bruce's most "radio-friendly" albums (Born In The USA, although I think it's deeper and much less radio-friendly when you go past the bombastic production and catchy synth lines) arose from one of Bruce's less accessible and more depressed albums, Nebraska! The whole '81-'84 era was incredible by the way, Bruce kept on oscillating between dark and isolated solo phases and more joyful band sessions, which led to two of his most iconic albums, but also the lesser known Thrill Hill Demos of early '83, which paved the way for his later solo works starting with Tunnel Of Love.

Classic baby🎉

What a beautiful song!

Clarence almost saves this song. Almost.

I just listened to the song for the first time.Im 57 listen to Springsteen since I was 15 in the 80s .Wish I heard it when it first came out .Reminded me so mush of my teenage years .I'm sitting here with such a feeling of whilstfulness .

Wow, and this is an outtake! This is the era when I discovered and was totally blown away by Bruce Springsteen. It’s the rawness as I call it and the soulfulness of that voice that just drove me crazy and this is when I think it was the most powerful; and then of course the unique, gritty sound of that saxophone!

Saxofon 👍👍👍♥️♥️♥️

Otra gran canción de rock de Bruce. En directo es bestial.

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

So grateful for all iterations of this masterpiece of a song. This version just hits so different.

YES, I am so thankful this sappy tune did not make it onto Darkness. It's even worse than Factory. This belongs more on The River, an album I don't care for.

Sucks without Bruce

best

I'm no expert but this sounds like Boom Carter on drums and David Sancious on piano rather than Max and Roy

Good call on that verse. Great song didn’t need it.

A great alternate rendition of a great treasure.

What a massive hit he would have had if he had finished and released this

Played it on my wedding. Made it more than perfect. Love this song since I heard it the first time years ago.

Otro gran tema de Bruce que fue descartado en su momento.

Wenn du lebst, liebe einfach...... es ist das Beste, was du geben kannst ❤️😊

Yeah. The boss of rock and roll can sing another. He's the greatest

Muestra perfecta de que este tipo de trazallos sin la E street band pierden su urgencia

When this one finally really hit me, lyrically, I was pretty blown away. Good bass line too.

A minor key, punk-adjacent ripper that, with better production and louder guitars (always the case with early B.S. recordings), would have made a killer addition to the Darkness album.

This is so young and fresh and innocent . Very , very sweet . ♡

Work in process. So great that he worked on the deep sadness of this song . ♡

Thank you so much for posting this sweet piece of Americana from Bruce.