Greensky Bluegrass | 11/09/2014 | "Atlantic City"
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Greensky Bluegrass live at Neptune Theater in Seattle, Washington on November 9th, 2014 performing "Atlantic City".
Anders Beck: dobro
Michael Arlen Bont: banjo and vocals
Dave Bruzza: guitar and vocals
Mike Devol: bass and vocals
Paul Hoffman: mandolin and vocals
Greg Burns: foh
Keith Kinnear: monitors
Andrew Lincoln: lighting design
Michael T-Chef Rhody: merchandise, driver and all around badass
Filmed & Edited by Mark's Memories
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I'm obsessed with this cover
When that banjo drops 🤩🤩
Probably my fave GSMFBG cover ever🥹
Great cover by a great band. Greensky is the best band that's came out lately!
they've been around a very long time, just blown up the last 5-6 years but fantastic stuff none the less :)
Greensky Bluegrass thanks a lot for this beautiful and supreme cover of a Bruce classic..
Great job
This is $$!!! 💚
Don’t make the mistake I made and go see these guys live. Their covers are great --and you will be lucky to hear ONE! SFA.
This is everything
I love you Allison
Love. Always
What a beautiful cover of one of may favorite songs, way to go GSBG!
Encantada. Muito especial.
Very nice!
This song was meant for the grass!
Sound great!!!
This song was written by Bruce Springsteen, but really, this is a cover of a song by The Band.
That's crazy because I love this song and I love The Band and Ive always thought that Bruce Springsteen's version was the cover. Every days a school day I guess!
Oh hell yeah
Straight 🏀 er. 🌬💨❄️
I think I have about 60,000 of these views. sorry.
Paul Antonio atlantic city cover
they are not he first they got this version from levon helm
scott young there's another version of this song on RUclips, where they mention how they learned this version from Helm, so they definitely don't claim to be the first.
I don't know where you saw where they claimed to be the first.
This is closer to Bruce’s than Levons
😪😪😪
WOW.The way it should have been done originally without trying to appeal to a billion other audiences like Springsteen and the Band were trying to do.
Please explain how Bruce was attempting to appeal to “a billion other audiences” with his version?