I Don't Understand Why This Bruce Springsteen Song Exists.
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Bruce Springsteen is back with a new album classic American cover songs. I'm not sure how to react appropriately to this, but it's recent and he is The Boss so let's give it a go!
Tell me in the comments, would you listen to this? Are you a fan of cover albums?
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Will u make a Christmas song again keep on rocking
I am not a Springsteen fanboy but I always go back to listening to some of his music because the man has written and recorded some amazing music that does capture the spirit of America
I still regard Bruce Springsteen's "Seeger Sessions" album as an absolute masterpiece, especially the live shows with the whole band. So, him doing cover versions of American classics absolutely works for me 👍🏻
I liked it better than most of his material. He really delivered in a modern Seeger tradition.
I’m with you chief. Adore the Seeger sessions live album. My fave Bruce live record easily.
Seeger Sessions was a nice surprise...never got a chance to see that show live.
As someone who was born and raised in New Jersey, I will say that we manufacture many things. Most of them have missing union bosses mixed into the concrete foundation, but we are industrious.
hyuk hyuk hyuk, good one fella ol pal, hyuk hyuk, them union
Sounds like a true accounting of Jersey justice and history. Lmfao.
Don't say "they wouldn't dare"
Sounds like a Motown bass line, because it was👍Originally released on a Motown subsidury label 'Soul'. Find one and you are quids in. A copy went for nearly 28k back in 2009. Crap soul record though. Buy the Motown release for a tenner🤣
@@jozefk.7720 Just to clarify my intentions: I spent my first 18 years in New Jersey and was solely trying to make a self-deprecating joke that played on a stereotype of my home state. I was not at all making any statement about unions. 🙏🙏
The two tracks i've heard so far from his new album are joyful, exuberant & refreshingly organic-sounding. Springsteen proved that he could do country-rock without making it sound like a pastiche on his excellent "Western Stars" album. He's always drawn influences from many genres to inform his own work so he's more than earned the right to do a straight-up covers album. By his own account he made this album to keep himself occupied during lockdown & threw out his first attempt, so it's not just a cheap cash-in.
great script!
Bruce has been doing covers of soul songs since he started. So doing an actual album isn't unusual for him at all and I love he is finally doing this. A bunch of his own original songs have been directly influenced by soul much as well. I will say though the timing is a bit odd considering he will be embarking on a tour with the E Street Band next year and this is a solo album minus the E Street Band members (though he has done that before too). Makes me wonder if he will do a little set of these songs next year because they will for sure fit the E Street Band style as well. I was hoping for maybe a surprise mini tour to support this new album. He has a bunch of new stuff to play next year with this album, Letter to You, possibly E Street Band versions of Western Stars.
Actually, it IS unusual. A concert setting is an entirely different forum for covers than a dedicated album. Having kept covers to an absolute minimum on his recordings, previously, this is a step far out of his usual lane.
Unfortunately, Springsteen squandered much goodwill, by embracing Ticketmaster's dynamic pricing, for the upcoming tour. For the past 20 years, his audience has been devolving and dwindling to people who only want to hear the classics and go on their perpetual beer and bathroom runs during newer material. As such, this album will play like a fart in church at the concerts.
I believe that is a baritone saxophone. It's indeed the big daddy of saxophones.
Yep, it's a bari. There is such a thing as a bass saxophone but you don't see them about much.
I didn't think it was so uncommon as to be unrecognisable. Lisa Simpson plays bari, after all.
Justin Obviously knows a baritone sax. He’s messing. Duh
@@scottspencer2821 he’s very convincing in his ineptitude of the sax, I found it confusing, you’re right I’m sure he was messin with us
Eddie Manion ( one of my fb friends) is playing the sax. He has played with Bruce since the 70's, starting with Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes, The Tunnel of Love Tour, The Wrecking Ball Tour, Little Steven and the Disciplines of Soul and many other projects. One of the backup singers is Soozie Tyrell who has been with the E Street Band since 2002's The Rising. This @Justin Hawkins should have known who these long time performers are.
Hasn't Bruce always done covers of classics in his live shows?
Yes. Tons! Twist n Shout, C’est la Vie, Burning Love and many more.
Yeah ever since he started he has been doing cover like this and quite a few of his own originals were influenced by soul music.
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I have to say that I find it really refreshing how, despite any ambiguously clickbait-y title, every single video you post ends up being about you being pretty positive about whatever you're discussing. I was ready to get angry on behalf of the Icon Bruce Stringbean for your blasphemy, but you were spot on about everything you said. Him making a record based on the Great American Songbook and releasing this song as a single is kind of like your grandpa rocking out. Whatever criticism you may have takes a backseat to the fact that he's having a good time and it's harmless. And since in this case grandpa is Springsteen, it's also well performed and not simply fun.
If he likes those old songs and wants to put them on an album then why not? I think its a fun listen.
You’re right, he’s made enough brilliant music to deserve to just kick back and sing some covers. He’s done it all by now, a bit of fun is in order!
Exactly.....love the channel normally but it was a pretty cheap shot at a guy who has made more good music than most
That comment is brilliant . The man has done enough to earn the right to do what he wants . The cover of do I love you is amazing and I'm a big northern soul fan
Never been interested in Bruce's music, but I love his cover of this soul classic. It is full of life and energy.
Justin, your Bruce Springsteen impression is an almost perfect James Hetfield!
I get the point of an artist being 'past it' when releasing an album like this, but 'The Letter' only came out 12 months ago and that was a triumph, brilliant record for a guy of 72 and who has seen and done it all.
It was only a Billboard number one album, but yeah he's no longer a "formidable creative entity". 🤣🤣🤣
Agreed, fantastic album.
How do I say creatively bankrupt without saying creatively bankrupt? Justin is so nice. 😂
Bruce released a full E St. album of originals 2 years ago....and another solo album of originals 2 years before that...creatively bankrupt? I assume then you're talking about this Justin dude.
I love that, "Do I love you?..Indeed I do!" went almost completely under the radar into obscurity when it was released. Then it was imported, to grace the very sweaty dancefloor of Wigan Casino where it became a Northern Soul classic. Then we exported it back, to make it a bonefide Soul Classic Stateside...
It's a lot of fun to watch someone so good with words carefully choosing what he says (and what he conspicuously doesn't say, what he pretends to be implying, also what sometimes he really is implying, what he blesses by faint condemnation, etc!).
Springsteen doing a soul covers album after he's a "formidable creative entity" is akin to other lesser musicians becoming RUclipsrs after their recording career has ceased to be relevant.
Frank Wilson's iconic northern soul Classic, remains the most expensive 7" 45rpm. only 2 copies were originally pressed on vinyl after being rejected by Motown in the 60's. From obscurity and revived by the northern soul scene it's great that this brilliant song will get the greater airplay it deserves back in the good old US of A. Thanks Justin love you show indeed I do.
It wasn't rejected, Gordy didn't want Frank Wilson to be doing his own music, he wanted him to concentrate on writing and producing, so ordered the records to be destroyed, but 4 of them managed to remain.
2 belong to UK Northern Soul DJs, one is in the Motown Vault the other as yet, is still missing.
@@MJ.71 Thanks, I appreciate the correction as I am now better informed. Cheers
The always enthusiastic employer having fun on stage, it's what he does & has done for many a year. Saw him live during his Magic album tour, he played for a solid three hours, great show, great stamina & a great wordsmith.
The Wild, The Innocent, and the E Street Shuffle is his best work
It exists because of love, passion, and wanting to pay tribute to those who inspired the next generation of musicians.
Or he's run out of ideas and REAL passion, and is churning out dross under the orders of his handlers.
The cover of Nigthshift is wonderful and very age appropriate for Bruce. I think it's a great offering from Bruce and doesn't deserve a hatchet critique.
Frank Wilson’s “Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)” is a mod/soul classic that was discovered and kept alive by British northern soul fans in the 60s/70s and beyond. Only two 45rpm copies exist, and they are worth lots of money. It was never heard or charted in the States. Someone in Bruce’s camp must be a northern soul fan that introduced him to this.
Well, his longtime 2nd guitarist is a music history enthusiast with a successful radio show highlighting lost classics.
Lmao love it. Used to play the baritone saxophone, but I will now only refer to it as a tubaphone! Make this a thing! Missed opportunity as far as I’m concerned!
His version of night shift is brilliant:-)
Bruce and the E Street band came up on the cover band circuit, where you had to play 4 or 5 sets a night and make them DANCE. He was a,so the lead guitarist in his band Steel Mill at one time, too.
He's seen it, done it and got the T shirt. 3 to 4 hr concerts his whole life. World wide band and solo tours and a great story teller. Just probably wanting to do what the he wants now. Like you say, he's earnt that right.
Hey Justin, great gig last night! Canberrans most appreciative of you guys making the effort to head our way. Kudos on the choice of Southern River Band as a support, they were a hoot!
Agreed, was fantastic
I’ll second that!! Thanks to The Darkness for coming to Canberra. Southern River Band were a fantastic support band.
If you dig this, check out John Mellencamp's new record, "Strictly a One-Eyed Jack". He has 3 collaborations, duets with Springsteen on it. 2 of America's greatest songwriters and "heartland rockers" ever.
Yes! Finally found someone who agrees with me :) I think it’s one of the best albums of JM’s career - and the Boss duets are a bonus!
600$ for a standard ticket to his show..what a thief!
How does one make it through life being so uninformed? I went to 4 shows in 2024 for a grand total of $700. Pretty reasonable for a 3 hour concert.
Nonsense I paid 100 $ for one show in Paris.
Reminds me of Bruce Willis singing soul in the 80s
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1. Have you ever considered starting your own record label?
2. How do you discover new music from independent artists?
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Thanks Van!! I'll try get to these the next time I record a comments video.
@@JustinHawkinsRidesAgain Awesome, Dude! 🎸🎸🎸🎸
I love your RUclips channel. It is an amazing insight into the art of music from an insider, not to mention one of my favorite insiders to boot. I hope you never get bored with it.
Fun fact: Springsteen acquired the nickname "the Boss" during the 70s, since he took on the task of collecting his band's nightly pay and distributing it amongst his bandmates.
I used to do that and the band just referred to me as The only guy in the band that wasn't afraid to deal with the mafia.
I would pay good money to see Springsteen come out in a Catsuit and do a Darkness set.
That would be something....
He comes out in a catsuit he better damn well do Kitty's Back while he's at it😄
It’s not the first time he’s done something like this. He did an album of old folk classics too.
You know why I love your channel so? Because of statements like "luxuriate on that drum riser". I feel as though I want to enhance my vocabulary after every episode.
I would like to see you do your covers album of only songs by British television actors, like Dennis Waterman, Nick Berry and Jimmy Nail. I’d buy it.
Dennis didn’t do covers. He also wrote the feem toons………
That would be amazing...I'd buy that one!
@@simonhodgetts6530 No one said Dennis did covers
Crocodile shoe-oes
@@andrewt836 ruclips.net/video/Hnj-y0_RnZc/видео.html
Big artists keeping good old music alive is important in the jungle of crap that is spewn out today. How many classics ain't lost during the generations. I wish more people did that
Can’t believe Spruce Stringbean is 73! He’s incredible for his age and despite the fact that, musically speaking, he seems to be slowly morphing into Tom Jones, I actually enjoyed this track. I’ve never really delved into The Boss’s oeuvre, but The Seeger Sessions album is excellent! “Oh Mary don’t you weep”, “John Henry”, “Eerie Canal”, “Jacob’s Ladder”… every song on that album is a joy to hear. You can really tell how much fun everyone was having recording it. I know they’re traditional songs, but “Moses stood on the Red sea shore, smote the water with a two-by-four” is one of my favourite lyrics, it’s just brilliant! 🥰
Check out Billy Strings if you haven't already.
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Nebraska is an amazing album. It's also the only Springsteen album I own.
@@NinStardust If you like Billy Strings, you will probably love Sierra Ferrell. I saw her perform in April and she has one of the best voices I’ve ever heard. Check her out if you’ve got a minute.
Morphing into Tom Jones should be an enormous compliment for any singer. I don’t see that exactly.
I really enjoyed his cover of Nightshift which is the only track I have heard up till now. Sometimes great tracks by The Commodores can get lost in the mix until someone like Bruce covers it and reminds you to go listen to the original again.
Nightshift is very well known!!!
@@mattsephton Of course, it is, but I hadn't listened to it in ages. Now I have once again.
I am of a certain age and grew up in North America so Springsteen's first 5 albums spoke to me. After that he has had a few good songs here and there, but I find his stuff from the 90s onward to be "over produced" if there is such a thing. He has accomplished a lot in the music business, and this is just a bit of fun for him, I think.
1) Consider that his friend and bandmate, Steven Van Zandt, has been touring with a large ensemble, performing covers of soul classics, and some originals that *sound* like soul classics.
2) If you read his autobiography, you'll know that he spent a number of years before acquiring a bigshot recording contract, playing covers of soul classics in various Jersey shore clubs.
"I'm still Spruce Stringbean, I'm still the voice of the working class"- Justin Hawkins 2022
5:14 is a keeper, I can't stop laughing.
I'd like to see a cover album by Justin Hawkins where you cover the worst songs you can think of and make them actually good to redeem the song
All Bruce fans know he has been wanting to cover these types of songs for years and its great to finally hear it!
Yep it’s funny hearing people that don’t have any clue about Springsteen start moaning about him singing covers ! He always puts his own spin on songs & you can’t really compare him to the usual karaoke singers out there ,the man just loves working & knows so much about other artists as he’s genuinely interested in them & their music ,there must be a double double album of covers Bruce has sung over the years that’s worth looking for & getting on to a cd for his fans to buy
@@darrenedwards6538 I agree, and it would be better than this one!!
@@josephwoods2293 I hung my head 2014 Kennedy centre for sting great song
"I've seen more swing on a broken arm " LMAO 🤣
Brilliant comment. Thank you for that pearl Justin. 🖖
I think we're beyond the presumption that it's a live performance. Those days are gone. I always loved how vocals sound naked on TV shows where they performed live. Elton would sing live to a track. I thought that was so cool.
Take a look at Melissa Etheridge’s Austin City Limits performance with Springsteen as her guest. Thunder Road. The video is grainy, the audience is live, and Bruce’s reaction to Etheridge’s “so Mary climb in” is sexy as h***
I always enjoy and wonder at Justin's ability to replicate elements of the tune on his guitar. It truly enhances my appreciation of the original.
7 ROOMS OF GLOOM!!! UNBELIEVABLE!
It's amazing how his voice loses no volume even when he turns away from his mic. That's cool.
If that's actually happening he's probably
Always see these types of inconsistencies in music videos
Also very impressive how they did that live fade out!
Seriously though, the video and audio were likely recorded separately. This is a music video at this point.
Compression
@@morbidmanmusic I don't know how serious you are with your comment, but it legitimately made me laugh. One day me and some other session musicians were accompanying this wanna-be Camilla Cabello type girl, very loud, very expansive singing... Anyway, she was belting out one track with such "voraciousness" that she couldn't keep herself from moving away from the mic. Obviously the sound engineer informerd her very politely that her voice was almost inaudible at some points, at which she replied "Just compress it, then". I almost pissed myself laughing... Well, poor girl, I hope she achieve her dreams some day.
Of course is a Motown bassline.
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Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)" is a song and single by American soul singer Frank Wilson first pressed in 1965 on the Motown subsidiary label Soul.[1] It is Wilson's only Motown single and is a prized item among collectors.
Approximately 250 demo 45s of the song were pressed in 1965 and scheduled for release on 23 December 1965. Owing to a combination of Wilson deciding that he would rather focus on producing and Motown's Berry Gordy's lukewarm reception of the vocals and wish to prevent his producers from having a successful recording career, the demos were destroyed. At least two, and maybe as many as five, copies survived, one of which fetched £25,742 in May 2009. One is rumoured to be owned by Berry Gordy.[3] Due to its scarcity it remains one of the most collectable discs especially by followers of Northern soul. Owing to the demand caused by it being played at the famous English Northern soul nightclub, Wigan Casino, it was first officially released in the UK in 1979 on the Tamla-Motown label, and again in 2004 with a version of the same song by Chris Clark on the B-side.
On CD, the mono Frank Wilson version was issued on The Complete Motown Singles, Volume 5: 1965 (Hip-O Select), while the stereo version appears on the British compilation This Is Northern Soul: The Motown Sound Volume 1 (Motown). The Chris Clark version (in an alternate mono mix) was issued on the British "A Cellarful of Motown!", the first volume of four double discs documenting unreleased Motown songs.
Interesting stuff! 👍
The moment he said Bruce’s name, I’m gone. Never have gotten the appeal.
It's not hard to understand. Think of a singer you really really like that makes you feel good when listening to them........now that's how Springsteen fans feel about the boss. :)
love Bruce, it''s not his usual thing but he does it well so why not.
It's a bass clairobophone.
my dad is in front row of the crowd in this music video haha
Bruce Springsteen covering R&B songs makes me immediately think of a Michael Bolton.
Bruce Springsteen can do whatever he wants. Do Orville Peck, "C'mon Baby Cry"!!
Heard a comedian recently comment on him….the only everyday workin man who wants to be called the Boss.:..think that accurately sums this dude up….haha
Sorry bud, but you need to do your own homework - Bruce has consistently spoken out against that term since it started being a thing...he can't control what people want to call him
@@BertisGuitar Sorry goof, but fake working class Bruce SpringSTEIN is a fraud. Your willful ignorance isn't "homework" and you need to keep your simping to yourself.
I don't
@@BertisGuitar I'm assuming that since a comedian said it, it was a joke.
@@BertisGuitar who said the comedian was referring to the word itself Pal-o-mine? Do a lil homework on your end and you might be able to deduce it is his actions as a performer that is what the comedian is using as reference...it's a joke not a deposition...see Buddy? Either way next time you're gonna crank up some Tenth Ave Freeze-Out let me know I'll come dance w you...
That saxophone is called a Baritone Sax, and yes, they are heavy as hell!
They're in quite a few Bruce Springsteen songs too I think right? Or maybe I've just imagined that 🤔
It's a baritone sax, played by Ed Manion.
Brilliant as always. Thanks for break down off Spruce Stringbean’s cover you always tell it like it is and give the best reviews. Can’t wait to see what you have in store for us all tomorrow. Cheers!
Good stuff thxs again Justin for riding again
From AZ
perfect example of someone I love & respect but never been a fan of with the exception of "The River" record, thats a gem.
Nebraska is one of my favourite albums. He can do whatever the fuck he likes.
I just love these videos except for one thing. I wish we could get to see more of the videos you comment on before you start commenting, maybe run through the video quickly without comments before you start pausing. It drives me crazy each time you pause just as I'm getting to know the songs.
Keep it up, I'll keep watching!
If it gets attention for the source material then it is worthwhile
I thought Rod Stewart right before you said it. I saw Rod at a show at the Hollywood Bowl. It was billed as Rod Stewart with special guest Ronnie Wood. I was expecting a night of Faces Era music. What I got was a set of show tunes (without Ronnie) followed by two songs with Ronnie, followed by more show tunes without Ronnie. I was so bummed when Ronnie left the stage. I felt like I had been bamboozled.
I would be, too! Rod's been talking for YEARS about how he wants Ronnie back from the Stones so the two of them can tour and get up to all sorts again.
@@youreadyfreddie I believe they could have given Richards and Jagger a run for their money if they'd stuck it out. I think Every Picture Tells A Story stands up to any Stones album and A Nod Is As Good As A Wink, is as good as any Stones live album. PS, I love the Stones.
I have every Springsteen album ever on my shelf. Though I absolutely have no desire to get this one.
Sounds like Bruce might go Rod Stewart route with a series of American Songbook albums.
Keep the faith pal.
I think he's just doing some covers of his favorite songs, likewise didn't Johnny Cash do an album of covers near the end?
UPDATE - I've also just seen him do a new cover of "Night Shift" by Commodores on YT , they're from his forthcoming album of soul classic covers called "Only The Strong Survive".
OMG! I LOVE this song! I LOVE Northern Soul!
I just have never really understood the appeal to his music. Perhaps it’s just me. But it apparently works for some! I apologize for not understanding it!
I love Bruce, but I can see how others might not like his very "Bruce-Springsteen-like" songs. But then you dig in to some songs like I'm on Fire, or the Nebraska album and you can see his genius.
You're right, It is you. 😅
He’s still got pipes even at his age. Not something I’d pay to see live, or buy online, but for background music at a party? Yeah, I can see that.
Dunno, I'm thinking maybe the other way around. It's a competent cover so it might work as an encore live, but did it need to be recorded?
BRUCE! Was the best rock and roll performer of all time in his prime. And he still does it better than almost anybody. Bruce and and his band are one of the best live rock and roll bands on Earth! Who is better.... Metallica? Pearl Jam? Dead and Co., The Who, The Stones? Wet Leg (lmao) .... NOBODY DOES IT BETTER THAN THE BOSS!
Massive Bruce fan, so I am interested in this album. I hadn't seen the video, so it was a treat to watch with JHawkins providing excellent commentary.
Paul Weller released his covers album 'Studio150' back in 2004, I think he's still a formidable creative entity!
And that was absolutely shite. "Thinking of You" (The Pointer Sisters cover) makes me want to burn my ears off.
It's a baritone saxophone. Also called a bari-sax.
Justin, I'd love to hear your take on the classic "Werewolves Of London" with Halloween right around the corner
"Spruce Stringbean" ...spat out my coffee when I heard that 🤣🤣
Hi Justin! Me again. The tubaphone is actually a baritone saxophone. 🙂
You have an amazing ear. That is truly a gift. Enjoy your channel.
The timing of your outro is a work of comic genius, Justin. I don’t think I’ve laughed so much in a long time.
"Formidable creative entity". Brilliant word play, sir. Well done.
I think you're right. It seems to be a right of passage. Paul Stanley has done the same thing. It's good.
Saxophones can get much larger and lower in pitch; there's even a 2 meter tall contrabass saxophone.
There is also an even lower pitched subcontrabass saxophone, but music nerds argue if it should be classified as a saxophone, not due to size, but how it's built.
This feels like a "bit of fun".
An excuse for a music fan of a certain age to indulge in some lighthearted celebration of bygone classics.
Positive vibes in difficult times. I think that was his approach. And have fun while you can. Actually not bad.
Didn't think this would work for good auld String bean but we'll Done Boss!
I am with Justin on the fact that any seventy something man that can jump off a riser without needing a hip op, pun intended 😆
is incredible!
i bought this album on the strength of a FB post I saw. he does a great job, don't know why he's getting so much hate for this ...
It’s identical to Frank Wilson’s original which I Love. Fun fact I want it played at my funeral 😊
73? Bruce looks damn good for 73 😯
A friend of mine said the last spark of Freddie Mercury’s true voice resides in Justin Hawkins. I honestly didn’t hear it until Justin sang the intro with the guitar. I was just like “wow, I hear it!”
Hey , you’re in Wellington NZ this Friday! Whoo hoo!😃😃😃😃😃😃😃
I'm still waiting for the attack to kick in from the compressor on the intro
Someone else may have said, but that is a baritone saxophone. Played one myself many (cough!!) years ago.
You make me laugh Justin , love these reviews and posts keep it up , well done
What should he be plundering - the Great Queen Songbook?
Unpreparedly stumbling through the commentary … I don‘t know why this channel exists.
One of his recent albums,Western Stars, is extremely special.The guy just loves creating music ,good or bad,but everyone of his live performances are totally life affirming.Of course there’s the little matter of ticketmaster dynamic pricing,but that’s for another day.
Bruce Springsteen is terrible in every way dude, don't make excuses for him
@@TrevorParsnips missin an i
@@michaeljones6948 excuse me?
@@TrevorParsnips amen brother!
@@WHITEDOUCHEBAG1 I don't think there's a musician out there who I dislike more, he's so insincere and unoriginal!