Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - Atlantic City (Live in New York City)
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Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band’s first tour in 10 years ended with an emotional series of 10 concerts at New York’s famed Madison Square Garden. Live In New York City, featuring performances from the last two nights of that tour (chronicled partially in an Emmy Award-winning HBO special), captures “the heart-stopping, pants-dropping, house-rocking, earth-quaking, booty-shaking, love-making, legendary E Street Band” as Bruce and his blood brothers embarked on an exciting new musical chapter together. Now, for the first time, this magical program comes to CZcams in its entirety for fans new and old to experience.
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This was one of my wife's favorite songs. She passed away today. Rest in peace, my love.
Sorry brother I’m praying for you genuinely ❤
Thank you, I appreciate it sincerely
Good lord I can't imagine the pain. Peace be with you and your departed wife.
❤
so very sorry for your loss
“But i got debts no honest man could pay” is my favorite line. Love Bruce’s lyrics
You prolly right
So I brought us two tickets 🎟 on that coast city bus 🚌 😊
'Now our luck may have died and our love may be cold, but with you, forever I'll stay' - gives me shivers
" I've got debts that no honest man can pay" ...... still sign of the times
@@Oxman2481961 Neil
Bruce is such an amazing lyricist.
Holding on to every scrap. Tomorrow it might be better.
@@Oxman2481961 😊9😊😊😊9😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
People just don't get it until they see this guy live
I totally agree. I saw him in 2002 in Phoenix. It was the Rising tour. It was my first time to see the band. They were on fire. played for 2:45 minutes. Totally awesome. I was blown away!!
Saw him in the old Boston Garden, twice! Always will remember "Trapped" lights got all turned on at once with each shout of the word. All I could do was stare and smile.
One of the greatest live performers without a doubt. The Smiths live are the only other band I can think of that sound better live than the studio album
@@hwanjung8230 Prince was on a different level live also. Saw him in the 90s.
@@jeffboy13 prince was soo good soo talented
The power of Max Weinberg on drums cannot be overstated. Especially that intro and the buildup towards the end.
Max is all kit
Gotta love a buildup that goes on just too long enough. The anticipation and anticipation and anticipation and delivery.
agreed
Mighty Max had some good drumming I agree with you on that comment
MIGHTY MAX! all respect!
Nothing is more amazing than the cheers of the crowd when they realise what song is being reimagined. What a phenomenal song - and what a version. Breathtaking.
You do realize bruce wrote this song and originally performed it right? I mean yes the tune is a bit diff from the original....i wouldnt say its "reimagined". Just played w a full band
@@onewiththeragingwind6730 it is reimagined. Thats why he said reimagined, because hes added parts and a full band to a solo song.
I agree with "re-imagined"; it started as a Bruce-and-guitar folk song. In the subsequent 15 (?) years, and the iconic Madison Square Garden shows, he transformed it to up-tempo, full-band, full-vocals. The results are a revelation, a transcendence, an elevation; honoring, but not overshadowing, the origins of the song.
@@natmilcur The song came out in 1982 and on the following Born in the USA tour it was already performed this way. So I guess you can see it how you like. For me, this is the original live version (i.e. the way I'd expect to hear it on a concert), for others it's a reimagination of the original studio version. I guess most fans will have recognized the song from the start.
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@@captmcneil The Studio version of the song is a solo, so technically any version like this is a reimaginin
Bruce screaming “YES MAX” at 2:38 will never EVER fail to warm my heart.
I feel the same way. It's comforting and gratifying to see Bruce openly acknowledge Max's excellence.
Any time I hear Bruce a sort of
religious function starts.
yeah man
Amen 🙏
Saw him in Sunderland was best gig I've ever been to , was relentless.for his age he didn't stop for a break just powered through 30 songs.
I was born and raised in Texas, on the cowboy myths and western songs and stories. I loved every minute of it, because it was a great part of American culture.
This song is an Eastern. And it's just as good as any western.
Probably my favorite comment on CZcams.
Yeah that's a cool comment
Any reference or any good books/albums you can suggest that has stayed with you? Thank you
See, You're on it.
as always, the Boss delivers excelent performance..
he is gorgeous, as is guitar...
and mighty max, i think he's mad
meet me tonight!!! where? AC
Somehow, this song sung THIS way is nothing short of profound. Amazing.
Imagine only having heard the Nebraska version, then going to a show and having this one hit you in the face. Must be unreal to experience.
I can't listen to the Nebraska version anymore
This version is transcendent, and overshadows the original, Nebraska, Bruce-and-acoustic-guitar, version. But that is as it should be. Same with Springsteen's concert versions of "Youngstown" and "Ghost of Tom Joad", surpassing the original album cuts. He had years to let the songs "mature",. and brought them back out as the full, magnificent, symphony-like masterpieces that they could have been, and really, always were.
The Church of Springsteen.
The E Street Band. They can't be touched.
44 years old .....and I listen like THE BOSS since I was 12 ....with the same emotion ! ... THE BOSS IS ......THE BOSS !
I'm 56. Been listed since '75 when I was 8. Saw him live my first time in 1980 on Halloween night at the Los Angeles Sports Arena. My big brother who was 18 took me. I was 13. Changed my life.
I have seen him 20 times now. I had tickets to see him last year in Portland, Or. I got a little wasted and missed my flight. Swallowed around $5,000 tickets, hotel, flight. Ouch.
Was supposed to see him L.A. and through a huge mix-up missed both shows.
Making up my mind where to catch him on one of the remaining dates. Whether in the states or Europe?
I'm not fucking it up again this time.
I'll be on that hill cause I can't stop
Be on that hill with everything I got
Where lives on the line
Dreams are found and lost
I'll be there on time and I'll pay the cost for wanting things that can only be found in the darkness on the edge of town
Amen.
Simply the best. The best song out of Nebraska and the entire version holds the audience breathless. Stunning, spectacular, etc etc etc
The Band is better
@@autonomousindividual7780 i agree
Nope
Imagine covering your own song with the best band in the world featuring your wife? Goals.
the only kid in town who can synthesise rock, gospel and folk into greatness
I came by this masterpiece this week and I just started to cry, it just hits you in places you didn't even think of
Thank God for Bruce Springsteen
Me: “what do you kids want to watch tonight?”
Kids: “we wanna watch Bruce live in NYC…”
I call that good parenting!!
Thank you Bruce very much. This ran through my mind when I was homeless in AC.
Top 5 Bruce....Atlantic City, don't know where but definitely top 5.
I always resonated to this song, but this version elevated it to an other level...
It is actually his song The Band covered it.
There is just something so genuine and passionate about this performance. It's a song they've performed God, how many times do you think? Hundreds? Thousands? But for whatever reason, this time, something moved it to that elevated version you mentioned...
@@leestaniszewski7236 not what he meant chief...
Everything dies baby thats a fact. But maybe everything that dies someday comes back. ❤
Amazing. I stumbled across this song via Sam Fender and you can see the influence Springsteen had on Fender and countless other songwriters. A man that can write songs about life like he’s living it.
What a treasure. The world is a better place thanks to the Boss.
When I was 12 I realized this was my favorite Bruce song by listening to my dad's Best of Bruce Springsteen over and over and over again. When I was 30, I realized this was my favorite song, period
Only man who can get away with writing about a mob hit without backlash ♥️😎
Everyone in Philly knows the killer haha. They all eliminated each other. 😂
He got away with it, because he didn't mention the chicken man's real name.
Where would Bruce be without the ESB when he goes on the road? They are all excellent musicians in their own right. But where would they be without the Boss? He is their wonderful songwriter and frontman,born to it. Together they cannot be beaten They are unique.❤❤❤❤❤
Who are these 20 d bags who gave this killer version a thumbs down?
People that don't understand there's a world outside of Texarkana, Lisa Mcintosh.
Lol 27 now
Never mind... They wouldnt recognize god if he appears someday
No soul, no taste losers that's who😉
Poppers and Reggaeton-fools with lack of ears for real good music
Sounding and looking good for a nearly 70 year old. respect.
Damn. What a song this is. A real piece of art. And a hauntingly good version too.
They don’t call him the Boss for nothing
The boss will die, but maybe some day he'll come back.
Really discovered this beauty through Sam Fender and this is honestly one of the best lyric I know
They dynamics the band plays with in this song is incredible.
Never heard a bad version or cover of this one.....says here it's just a great song!
You're right. No other Springsteen song has so many great covers. Here are 7 brilliant versions to start with: The Reivers, The Band, Kurt Neumann, Ed Harcourt, The Hold Steady, Automatic 7 and John Anderson.
Greatest artist ever.!
I was going to his shows during this time. It was so stunning to see Nebraska played with the full band and many of the songs from born in the USA performed acoustically and really spare. The opposite of how they were recorded. Seen him maybe 18 times? Every single time was pure joy
Man o man just when I think well the dead or the band or Dylan or James Taylor or van Morrison or Joni etc I hear Bruce and truth is he’s at the very top of ANY LIST IN EVERY WAY LYRICS VOCALS AUTHENTICITY ALL OF IT!!!! Unreal amazing makes a grown man cry....
The band at their finest. They work seamlessly together.
This is the best version of this song, love Max Winebergs drums in the beginning...
yes max !!!
Now that’s how you do it!
What a fuckin’ band.
There are times I can't listen to Springsteen. He is in my top five. But his songs are so REAL, U feel the pain, the loss, the longing. ❤️ This song, Jungleland and Candy's room are my ultimate favs. Anyone?
Anyone…what? It’s cool you can formulate a Top 5….I can’t figure favorites nor have any interest in doing so…I just rock out
Your favorites are about the same for me id add badlands and tougher then the rest.
Thunder road has to be up there!
Imagine having your smoke-show wife play guitar in your awesome band. That's happiness.
the bond he is in good company, best perk, lol , we hope when it dies it will come back one day,
This song is really touching
I love this song so much. It's so cool to see "Silvio" playing this amazing rendition.
Music in perfection. This Boss is amazing.
This was the first song my favorite local band played for me and my boyfriend and the live version is the best warms my heart
I have loved this song since I first heard it on the radio and then bought the LP "Nebraska". For some reason this song apart from the great tunes and lyrics makes me feel involved.. I live and love the trip and their hardship and I also want to see the light and a better life and future.
I love the way Bruce puts max and his drum kit on a high rise platform, he is a phenomenal drummer and the beat that keeps the heart going.
Its damn near 110° and I have goosebumps
Iam Irish but I can honestly say that America produced the best musicians this song is proof of it Go On the Boss
I'm British ,
and agree.
With Bruce, he's a millionnaire many times over, but he has never ever sung his songs like a rich man.
I love the stripped down original so I wouldn't thing a blown out version of this song would be great, but it is. All hail, The Boss.
My favourite version of Atlantic City ! Just brilliant !👍
As usual, unsurpassed!👏👏👏👍 I love Bruce’s troubadour style,accurately reporting history - like he did in “Nebraska”- an accurate portrayal of historical facts- in a way one cannot forget!
Best thing Jersey ever produced!
I give my philosophy professor in College, my first semester credit for nuturing my appreciation of Springsteen.
He showed me this song in the wake of Hurricane sandy, and it resonated with me
You don't find out the dirt he's about to do until the penultimate line... brilliant.
As I wrote before,this man hits or shoots through my heart. This man makes me fly and all I can say is : Thank You !
The boss will make you understand the story regardless off what you want
Simply, the Boss rules and so does his band.
This version is simply too strong
Agreed, excellent performance 👌👌
simply. too. strong.
The Boss and the E Street Band been fortunate to see twice at Wembley. Greatest live performers. In a league of their own. As someone already said … you won’t know what you’re missing till you’ve been to a live show.
Greatest song of all time
WHAT A SUPER BAND OVER 50 YEARS SINGING TO SELLOUT SHOWS , ALL OVER THEY WORLD , NOT MANY OUT THERE LIKE OUR BRUCE AND E-STREET BAND , LONG MAY THEY HAVE HEALTH TO CARRY ON WITH THERE POWERFUL SONGS AND POWERFUL MUSIC
Insane version. Lifts an already great song to the stratosphere.
This blew me away. Always knew of the boss-the hits. But this live show holy shit. The band is incredible and his control of the crowd if amazing. Gotta be one of the best versions of this song
July 1,2000. The last show of the reunion tour. 3 1/2 hours and 28 songs. One of my most memorable i was there shows.
What a chance you had. In 2009, in France in Carhaix, I saw the Boss in real. A great concert... In summer 2010, I was in NYC and I took the train in Hoboken (NJ transit) and during the trip, I listened "the River" with my iPod, awesome.
Fun fact - "Well they blew up the Chicken Man in Philly last night." - Is a reference to the death of mobster Philip Testa, who was portrayed in the Irishman.
Why was then called the Chicken man?
I was at this concert! Probably best Atlantic City he ever played live.
God I hope he's coming to Wisconsin on tour I have loved him since he started ...What a beautiful man 💞🎶
What a beautiful duet. What a beautiful woman. What a lucky guy!
Best version live 🤟🤟
You just have to appreciate this man... every song on stage is so different and good..
I love playing along with this and it sure is weird jamming with the dude from the Sopranos.
This version is Great, balanced on the bass of Mr. Gary W. Tallent and Mighty Max's always beefy drums. Loved it.
The bass line is brilliant. The drums, yes.
Oooooh....l'm feeling it's time for the "Boss" to return to the airway's again!!!
Damn I've been following Bruce for 50 plus years, over that time he just kept getting better and better in all ways. The man't at a peak here at 60. 😳
O boy do I love this version.... almost as much as the original. Only thing that could top this performance is an extended solo from Tom Morillo to lift it to distortion heaven
The best of all time, a talent like no other is Bruce
Love this version so much. I heard it live in London. Love you Bruce!! X
Bruce Springsteen & the E street band...❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
Incredible song, great version
Best version of this song - so powerful
One of the best live concerts I have been to 💕💕💕
Far and away my favorite live album. Legit never gets old. Bruce, E street, and the peak of pre 9/11 innocence of America. Truly a moment in time I wish I could always go back to!!
True you HAVE to do live!!! New World outdoor concert Chicago lose your mind. All the energy you could ever imagine....
Absolutely master piece. Amazing performance. So emotional... so pure! Fuck yes! Bruce and the E street are different againt everything with all respects for all the music legends in highest top of him. Long life to the BOSS. My hero. Cheers from Barcelona!
Animeeeeel ets un hooligan pero ets el millor de tots testimoooo cabron
Underrated potential soundtrack for TWD
what a fucking tune
The song depicts a young couple's escape to Atlantic City, New Jersey, but it also wrestles with the inevitability of death as the man in the relationship intends to take a job in organized crime upon arriving in the city. The opening lines of "Atlantic City" refer to mafia violence in nearby Philadelphia, with Springsteen singing: "Well, they blew up the chicken man in Philly last night/Now they blew up his house too." The phrase "chicken man" refers to Philadelphia crime family mafia boss Philip Testa, who was killed by a rival gang operator who planted a bomb in his Philadelphia house in March 1981. The song evokes the widespread uncertainty regarding gambling during its early years in Atlantic City and its promises to resurrect the city, as well as the young man's uncertainty about taking the less-than-savory job: "Everything dies, baby, that's a fact, but maybe everything that dies someday comes back.........Well maybe someday....
I'm from German and understand the songtext but now i know a bit about the meaning and story behind this great song. So many thanks for your explanation :)
MADxHAWK what do Germans think of Trump 🤔
to be honest. most germans think donald "duck" trump honors his name and hes just a clown dont knowing what he does (at least as a politican) ;)
MADxHAWK Trump knows what he’s doing: putting America first and not following globalist suite like your globalist chancellor Merkel
@@connorsrockincollection2248 you mean global cancer Merkel. To be honest. She should be in jail for national and high treason (not only for her acting during the NSA scandal) and when i look at the surveys maybe also for election fraud since i dont think germans are that stupid to elect her ever and ever agian whil all surveys say shes shit like hell...
But at least we are not continusly at war since 1945 and havent attacked other nations "to bring freedom"
I love that every time I hear this song, it's like the first time I've heard it every time.
The boss is magic...
Yesterday today and more tomorrow. .
"They blew up the Chicken Man in Philly last night"...it just doesn't get any better than this folks. This isn't even music, because it transcends music.
Who is the chicken man?
@@chefgav1 mobster in New York at the time I think
Phil "chicken man" Testa, boss of philadelphia la cosa nostra that was killed in front of his home in south philly with a homemade nail bomb in March of 1981
exactly We are all the Chicken Man. And our houses will eventually blow up too. But everyone dies, and that's a fact. Maybe everything that dies, someday comes back. That always reassures me somehow. This is why Bruce can legitimately be referred to unironcically as "The Boss" lol. He simply is
@@maxwellk10 I'm with ya Max!! But this song is directed at the gang wars in southern New Jersey & Philly in the early 80's, respectively. "They blew up the Chicken Man..." refers to the actual package-bomb that basically nuked Philip Testa(Philly Boss) after Angelo Bruno got whacked. And then it just got worse from there.
Le puissant max à la batterie est une pure merveille
Grazie Bruce Springsteen mi fai sentire vivo io cerco sempre di continuare questa magnifica vita
Best harmonica ever
Been to Rikers, connected that's why I have no scars,it's about money not the gang,smarten up, and be respectful when you get caught,that's what true gangster's do,stop crying
Questa e stata una grandissima performance!!Bruce e la sua spettacolare band!!🙋🤩🤩🤩😍😍😍😘😘😘🎶🎸🎶🎷🎶💘♥️💔💯💯
Love, love love this song. Love it when the band is in full cry, everything turned up and rocking!
❤️❤️Wonderful! Thank you!❤️❤️