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Springsteen Releases A Poignant Thank You

by Gregg Chadwick

Bruce Springsteen released a beautiful new video as a thank you to fans that setshighlights from the just completed Wrecking Ball tour to a new recording of “Dream Baby Dream.”

Video edited by Thom Zimny, shot by Chris Hilson.
Audio produced by Ron Aniello with Bruce Springsteen, mixed by Bob Clearmountain.

Read Bruce's personal thank you to fans:

Song by Song Reviews of Wrecking Ball by Gregg Chadwick:

1. We Take Care of Our Own

2. Easy Money

3. Shackled and Drawn

4. Jack of All Trades

5. Death to My Hometown

6. This Depression

7. Wrecking Ball

8. You've Got It

9. Rocky Ground

10. Land of Hope and Dreams

11. We Are Alive

More at

http ://brucespringsteen.net

Labels: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, Dream Baby Dream, new recording, new video, thank you to fans, wrecking ball

A Tribute to Gandolfini

by Gregg Chadwick

Yesterday in Coventry, Bruce Springsteen dedicated a live full-album performance of Born to Run to the recently-departed actor James Gandolfini. Born to Run is a cinematic album that conjures up the noirish romance of New York and New Jersey seen through the eyes of a youthful protagonist. Unspoken desires and Jersey lowlifes haunt this character as he roams a landscape of broken dreams from the break of day until the dark morning hours. Gandolfini's characters seemed to embody this endless search for something more, something bigger, something more real. Gandolfini will be deeply missed.

Video: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band Play Meeting Across The River for James Gandolfini in Coventry on June 20, 2013

Little Steven and James Gandolfini on April 7, 2002, during a Hard Rock Cafe Presents "Little Steven's Underground Garage" radio show at the Hard Rock Cafe in New York.
photo by Kevin Mazur / Wire Image