Bruce Springsteen
The official YouTube channel of Bruce Springsteen — legendary singer, songwriter, and performer behind Born to Run, Dancing in the Dark, and Thunder Road. Watch iconic music videos, live performances, and stories from The Boss himself.
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Bruce Springsteen
"I’m on Fire" was the fourth single from "Born in the U.S.A." and reached No. 6 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in April 1985. It remains one of Bruce’s most popular streaming titles, 41 years after its initial success, and continues to find its way to new generations of listeners.
Watch the new lyric video for "I'm on Fire” now!
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Backstage, ghouls, goblins and even the Jersey Devil roamed — and this pumpkin-shaped pass was your ticket on Oct. 31, 1980. Happy Halloween from all of us on E Street!
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Leaving behind what he called a “season of obscurity,” Bruce landed on the covers of Time and Newsweek. That feat, a twin billing typically reserved for presidents and heavyweights, helped introduce him to a national audience 50 years ago this week. “I’d fixed it good so I couldn’t go back, only forward,” Bruce later wrote. “So that’s where we went.”
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Inside Nebraska '82: Expanded Edition will be available on Bruce's YouTube channel at 9AM ET tomorrow.
Set your reminder now: brucespringsteen.lnk.to/InsideN82
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Bruce's idea was to record demos for the next E Street Band album. But at home in New Jersey, singing into a 4-track cassette machine, he captured something far more complete — stark, vivid songs that didn’t call for anything beyond his voice and instrumentation. Studio sessions couldn’t match the feel of the cassette versions.
“This is it,” Bruce finally declared, delivering "Nebraska" exactly as he’d taped it: haunting, spare and enduring — released on this day in 1982.
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"I knew that the way to do it was no audience and no speaking… You just present the record, play it through, then you're done." –Bruce Springsteen
Just as the "Nebraska" album had been created in isolation, so too would this recording — inside an empty Count Basie Theatre in Red Bank, New Jersey.
"Open All Night" from the "Nebraska '82: Expanded Edition" is now available to watch and stream.
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Tracks II: The Lost Albums' is out now! What's your favorite track?
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"The Big Man" made his entrance into the story, the photograph and the myth this week in 1975, during the cover shoot for "Born to Run." "I brought Clarence to the session because I wanted to be photographed with him," Bruce said. "Instinctively, I knew there was something we wanted to say about the two of us standing side by side. It was dramatic and it was exciting, and it was a little bit more… It was the story of our pursuit of the musical version of the beloved community." That image, and that sound, helped define much of what the E Street Band stands for.
Remembering Clarence Clemons for his presence, his power and the joy he brought with every note.
📸: © Eric Meola
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Happy Father's Day from everyone on E Street!
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"At one time, it was either a double record or they were part of the same record. But I separated the 'Western Stars' material out and what I had left is 'Twilight Hours.'"
Listen to "Sunday Love," the latest track from "Tracks II: The Lost Albums" — and see the artwork for its album, "Twilight Hours," on lostalbums.net. #TheLostAlbums
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📸: Danny Clinch
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