Neil Young – Live at Jones Beach Music Theater, Wantagh, NY. 06/14/1989 With Guest Appearance by Bruce Springsteen Finally my new Youtube channel has a Bruce Springsteen concert video. Bruce Springsteen joins Neil Young on stage at Jones Beach Music Theater in 1989. Performing the song “Down By The River”. I just discovered this video. I must have skipped this
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E Street Shuffle VS Monkey Time
Story Behind the Bruce Springsteen Song “E Street Shuffle” It’s no secret that the song “E Street Shuffle” is based on Major Lance’s “Monkey Time”. I’m pretty sure I have read about it before, BUT due my to laziness, I have never bothered to search out more. The song is written by the R&B legend Curtis Mayfield. It was first
Continue readingSteel Mill – Live at the Matrix (50th Anniversary Edition)
Steel Mill 1970-01-13 The Matrix , San Francisco, CA – 50th Anniversary Edition Out of all the early bootlegs from the 1969-1972, the Matrix show is one of the most experimental. Featuring very long California rock era compositions. Steel Mill is playing like they are channeling the Doors. Only non hard rock song is “The Train” song. There is only
Continue readingBruce Springsteen: Gloria/Not Fade Away/She’s The One (LIVE)
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Gloria/Not Fade Away/She’s The One (LIVE) – 1978-08-15 – Capital Centre, Largo, MD It’s been a long time since I have uploaded a new video to my Brucetapes Youtube account. For a Christmas present I bought myself a new video editor called Hitfilm Pro. I have used their free version of Hitfilm
Continue readingYou Can Look (But You Better Not Touch)
Evolution of a Song – Bruce Springsteen: You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch) Roots of the song You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch) goes back to 1979. It’s a track that has been performed among the years in various ways. Here’s all the different live arrangements I could find from the YouTube. Apparently it was played during
Continue readingSteel Mill – The Wind And The Rain
Steel Mill’s “The Wind and the Rain” is one of my all time favorites from the early years (pre E Street Band era). I remember discovering the Steel Mill the first time in 1999, and I could not believe it was Bruce Springsteen playing the guitar. It’s still hard to believe, as the music and guitar playing style is entirely
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