Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - The Ghost of Tom Joad (Live ft. Tom Morello)
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- Official Video for ”The Ghost of Tom Joad (Live ft. Tom Morello)" by Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band
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Lyrics:
The highway is alive tonight
But nobody's kiddin' nobody about where it goes
I'm sittin' down here in the campfire light
Searchin' for the ghost of Tom Joad
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55 year old African American man. First time hearing this in 2024. Where have I been!!! Brought me to tears.
Tom Joad has been a staple of Tom Morello/Rage Against the Machine shows forever. But this was the only tour Spirngsteen inluded it in his playlist. And this Anaheim show - which I attended for wildly different reasons - was the first one Tom Morello joined the E Street Band for. They have since repeated the collab several times since. It's a Socialist Dream performance!
Such a great performance, you should check his Stayin' alive with Tom Morello in Australia 2014 too!
It's so great. Lyrical, feels, and definitely guitar/playing ability showcased
Yup me too at 64 😂
31 over here. Its never too late my friends.
I was THERE that night! We had NO idea that we were about to get our heads blown away. Just one of the most amazing musical moments in my life. The SONG! The Vocal DUET! That guitar solo FINALE! Everybody in that place was blown away. And no one knew it was coming.
Vocal duet/harmony blew me away!
Awesome performance!
The people who attended that concert never imagine how lucky the were to see Tom and Bruce together playing one of the best live performances
I was there! I it was 2009 or 2010 in Anaheim. I was living in San Diego at the time. This version just blew me away!
I recently learned that Public Enemy, the Beastie Boys, and Murphy's Law once played a show together in NYC. I thought to myself that if ever a time machine was invented, that would be my first visit.
After seeing this, that show has become #2.
My mom made me go with to see Bruce at Wrigley Field chicago illinois back in like 2010 or 11 maybe idk. Little did I know Tom Morellp was there. Also EDDIE Vedder
@@charlesfarce9059 Grapes pressed juice out wrath
April 7 & 8, 2008 in Anaheim at the Honda Center. I was at those shows for the Magic Tour. It was incredible. These 2 shows need to be archive live releases
No one, and I mean no one ever revealed the heart and soul of John Steinbeck than these
men in such a compassionate and inspirational manner!!!
well said sir
Just finished the book. Whoa.. Didn't make me a communist though, but damn.
Again, my comments have nothing to do with politics! They come from a purely spiritual perspective! I am commenting on the “Talent” of Steinbeck and these artists.@@walluvalkama3927
'Nebraska' and 'Ghost of Tom Joad' are often viewed as oddities of Bruce's discography. Honestly, I think they are the best of it.
Bruce has said, in the book about the making of Nebraska, that he believes that this will be the album he'll be remembered for. Made solo, in his bedroom, on amateur equipment.
Yesss!! 👍👍❤🇨🇭
100000% agree
They are a bit sleepy, though. One of my favorite reviews said, "The Ghost of Tom Joad makes Nebraska look like James Brown at the Apollo."
We were lucky enough to see the Ghost of Tom Joad show at the Oakdale in Wallingford Connecticut back in 96.
Great Show. Small venue, had great seats, a night to remember.
The is one of the greatest moments in rock and roll history.
Brought to tears....
NEVER in my Life have I heard the quitar played like that.
Magnificent ‼️🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Same here...
same here
Same here!! 😭
Same
Ehm Prince?
This is out of this world. I don’t know how many times I’ve watched it. Tom’s guitar is an extension of himself. You cannot separate the two
I'm only on viewing 2.
Viewing 1, I was just totally blown away.
Morello basically drops the bulls on parade solo, mid solo! Nothing better than when you find a new favourite youtube vid is there?
Tom morello is one of the greatest guitarists I’ve seen, technique, sound, heart, soul, expressiveness. You can tell he loves his craft and believes deeply in the messages of his music. And what an incredible collaboration with Bruce. Who would have thought. This version is one of my favorite songs/performances now
Legend had it that he wields a weapon that kills fascism.
@@cttmattchu69 He inherited it from Woody and he wields it like a champion.
@@cttmattchu69 Superhero!!
I LOVE THAT..!...YES HE DOES....it's called...COURAGE....and INTEGRITY....I think he Loves Life Family and the World we live in ...But WANTS TO MAKE IT A BETTER PLACE....we need MORE ...TOM MORELLOS .....
HEY....TOM FOR PRESIDENT....
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Rock Hall bound!!!! 🙌🏻♥️
I love how Bruce looks truly surprised and deeply pleased with Tom's awesome riffs, he is all smiles, and you can see him yell "Go!"
If there is a better guitar solo played by a human I haven’t heard it. Skill and passion on display.
Bruce is an Icon in his own right...but I will also say....Tom Morello is BY FAR...one of if not THE BEST and INNOVATIVE guitarist since THE GREAT JIMMY HENDRIX....if u don't believe it ask Mary...his mom...or the other THOUSANDS !....of fans.
He unselfishly works with other musicians....known or not well known....He brings a special LIGHT to their music.....THANK YOU TOM MORRELLO !.....
Morello destroys Hendrix. By a mile
Yes He does....but remember Who OPENED THE DOORWAY to Wonderland man...
I have seen Springsteen with Morello. Unbelievable. Bruce and Tom are a magic mix.
One of the best live performances you'll ever see
Steve ayres!sono d'accordo con te! 😅😘😘💘
The best!!!
Agree.
Just mindblowingly bonkers
Uh on that I gotta solidly disagree lol
I lived in my car for quite a while and always felt that the poetry of music was a salvation. Thank you, Bruce and Tom Morello for this rendition of a great song that fills my heart with hope.
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I' ve just finished the Grapes of Wrath, where the main character is Tom Joad and first thing I did after I've closed the book, I put up this video...and touching the glory of being a human alive, I almost died...it broke my heart in thousand pieces and them took them and put them together in the lap of the loving divine. I just went through one of the most intense moments of my crazy life
Exactly the same here. I remembered the song title but only after reading Grapes of Wrath, I revisited this song. American music and literature at its best.
This is one of the coolest fucking things I've ever seen. Tom Morello doesn't compromise his style for ANYBODY.
The ghost of Steinbeck and Guthrie still roams the land.
Did you see the huge smile on Bruce's face as he watched Tom go off on that epic of epic guitar solos. I think Tom blew Bruce's mind. Believe this was at the Honda Center in Anaheim, Ca.
Saw it live. That's as good as it gets. After first couple songs, Bruce says, "We're out for blood tonite."
The song tells a timely story, and both Bruce and Tom make this soulful for those that are fighting the good fight .
Fact
Here after today’s Howard Stern Show interview with Tom Morello. They discuss this performance in detail. It’s great!
His interveiew was awesome. I'm here because of that too!
Same!!
Ditto !
Me too
Me five, Who knew Tom Morello could sing?
Should be the soundtrack of the entire world. "I have spent my life judging the distance between American reality and the American dream". You got it, thank you so much Boss. From Italy
It is.... From Russia, ruclips.net/video/hT54Drz3NRE/видео.html
Damn, I never knew Tom Morello had such a good voice.
Me neither..
Neither did I.
All after half a bottle of Jameson's too
you should check out the album bruce mentions... the night watchnman.. its tom morellos acustic album..
What cracks me up is he says he couldn't sing it in the key they settled on. I have no idea what he means, sounds ace to me!
My nephew turned me on to Mr. Morello . Amazing. Thank You. Amazing.
Nothing has ever made my heart race like this song.... This is the definition of rock and roll. Musical Geniuses.
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Bruce Springsteen is one of my dads childhood idols, Tom Morello is one of mine. I've known of this song for ages but i usually listen to the RATM version whenever i listen to it. My god, how have i missed this? There's something special about this performance, Bruce's raw emotion in his voice and Tom's raw emotion in his guitar, it's a perfect mix. That solo from Tom had my laughing at how talented he is and crying for how beautiful it is at the same time. Absolutely incredible.
I couldn't agree more. The combination of this song and the current pandemic inspired this song: ruclips.net/video/JDAYxAdWIR4/видео.html
This whole performance is legendary. Historic. Especially for Tom Morello, who gave a Hendrix-at-Woodstock-level performance and made me a fan.
And, of course, Springsteen's heartbreaking, gut wrenching writing and intense performance.
You know, now that I think about it, what makes Morello so great here is that he matches Springsteen's intensity. It's like they're both performing with life-or-death consequences hanging in the balance.
@@stevensendor7216 yeah i completely agree. Tom's solo here is honestly one of the best live solos ever in my opinion, absolutely incredible performance
"В душах людей наливаются и зреют гроздья гнева - тяжелые гроздья, и дозревать им теперь уже недолго.
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Beautifully written. I concur. It’s pure excellence. Period.
Was Tom having a seizure?
Tom is a woefully underrated player. That solo was absolutely from the depths of his soul and just memorizing. Even Bruce was blown away.
These 2 make an odd pairing of styles absolutely magical.
Underrated? He is widely considered one of the greatest of all time.
Perfection in live music, gut wrenching perfection. Steinbeck would be proud of this masterful song, describing a prodigal son-like Tom Joad leading his family through despair into the promised land of the times while at the same time fighting his demons and finding peace in true selflessness.
Thank you for the Steinbeck shoutout.
You are exactly correct, in my semi- educated opinion.
Steinbeck and Bruce would have been best friends IMO. They are an extension of each other. Both geniuses!
This is the actual anthem for this generation!
Powerful. Especially performed by two men who understand and believe the words
zorsgsruuf
This is the near-perfect expression of the Struggle (capital S). And I constantly think about this song as I walk and drive through my beautiful, flawed, tattered hometown, Minneapolis. And as I see the noble comrades that feel like
"a fella ain't got a soul of his own, but on'y a piece of a big one..."
Every time I listen to this, only 2 words come to mind; "Holy shit!" 🧡
My thoughts exactly lol
I love this, I grew up on the Rage version but got really into Springsteen the last few years, this is so cool, and I think more people need to read Steinbeck again, feels relevant, I also love it when Tom sings.
The way Tom makes his guitar cry reflects how sad this song is.
People just want a job or helping ✋
Morello’s solo is stunning, amazing, non human. I’m as awestruck as I was the first time each time I watch it. He reaches beyond any guitarist I’ve ever seen. It’s other worldly.
Agreed
Yep 👍
Absolutely! One other incredible guitarist I would have loved to seen Bruce collaborate with is Rory Gallagher....in my dreams now unfortunately ☹️
I love ❤️ poor and rich but been home less before not fun
God bless you and your family 🙏❤️
Michael
Oh yes.. that's some guitar playing at the highest possible grandmaster level.. stunning really is the word to describe it :)
I'm ashamed of myself for never seeing this before. This is nothing short of genius work from two legends. Simply fantastic performance! Tom's "Bulls on Parade" scratching made me love this version even more.
good to see you have caught up
Easy... no hard feelings.
Don't be ashamed; just be glad. I told my kids when we watched this together: Springsteen shows himself to be a pretty good lead guitarist, and he is an undying legend. Morello shows himaelf to be an other-worldly lead guitarist, and he is, relatively speaking, unknown. Our self-worth comes from our close associates, our co-workers, but most importantly, ourselves, and not from the outside world which neither knows us nor understands us.
@@johnthorne4093 I agree 100% that Springsteen is an excellent guitarist, and he could have shown more of his chops, but he let Morello absolutely slay the solo and the audience. I especially loved the "Bulls on Parade" scratching. This is my favorite version of one of my favorite songs.
As a DJ, I was blown away by the scratching sounds he was making with that guitar, so dope!
Tom's guitar almost got me crying it was damn good. It managed to put the biggest smile on my face.
Absolutely; it’s a pretty short walk from tears to a smile.
I wonder if they realized just how amazing this performance was turning out to be...incredible.
Short answer is no. If you ever listen to an interview where Tom talks about it he was convinced it was going to be terrible because he just couldn't get it in the key Bruce wanted it in.
They went on to play several more venues around the world 🌎👌🤩🤟🤟🤟
When they came to Australia Tom stepped in for SVZ who was in Europe filming lilyhammer. Such an amazing concert, they played Ghost of Tom Joad.... one of the best shows I've ever seen.
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They do tealize. Morello and Springsteen have both talked about it years later, in awe. I just can't believe I happened to be there that nigh, out of dumb luck.
This performance is legendary. Historic. Especially for Tom Morello, who gave a Hendrix-at-Woodstock-level performance and made me a fan. And, of course, Springsteen's heartbreaking, gut wrenching writing and intense performance.
Beautifuly done
I agre best song
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Holy snakes! Morello was insane on this song.
Well, buddy, your comment is pretty good too ;-)
@@axelp5554 Mine?
Damn awesome guitar solo!! Never tired of listening to Tom’s solo, he put so much soul into it! I saw an interview and he talks how he had prepared to perform this song with Bruce, then day of performance he said that they were gonna play the song in a different key. He said that Bruce reassured him that he would do just fine. He did way more than fine. Awesome performance!
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If I was ever to run for office (I won't!), I'd ask Bruce permission to open my rallies with this song- it encapsulates everything I stand for! I'm retired, but in my working life over several careers, I was a member of 3 different unions, & I've read (& re-read) Steinbeck many times! That's why I VOTE EVERY ELECTION!!!
This is the version of "Tom Joad" we need today. You can almost see that police officer bearing Tom in this. Such power.
Love will win over hate always
Remember George Floyd and all others needlessly killed by racist cops.
@@Sharky165no one cares about george floyd
Springsteen + Morello = perfection.
Yo
J'aime tout. Le son. Les paroles. La mélodie. Les arrangements. L'histoire. La voix. Sa voix. Leurs voix. Le chemin qu'ils montrent à suivre Help the homeless. J'ai bien retrouvé John Steinbeck et les vibrations et la poésie. J'aime les guitares qui parlent, pleurent et chantent. J'aime savoir partager ces émotions avec vous tous. Merci BS et TM.
Magnifique commentaire poétique. C'est exactement ce que je ressens. Merci
Just now seeing this in 2024. Tom Morello is a badass. I’ve always loved Rage.
Bruce is the Boss, always against the grain. Morello is simply a beast who refuses to be regular and is always a part of a movement. Amazing
The BOSS is John Steinbeck..
Well said!
XCEPT FOR HIS LOVE AFFAIR WITH OBAMA.
Only a musical genius could take this original 1995 acoustic song, and turn it into such a great rocker with Tom Morello!!!
Yeah, never mind actual musical genius like Max Richter's dazzling re-harmonisation of Vivaldi' universally significant 'For Seasons' or Bach's 3 versions of his own Sinfonia for solo violin partita (No.3) and lute suite (No.4).
These 3 chords converted from melancholy blues to another simple rock song ... THAT'S GENIUS!
(Ha, ha).
@@soundknight I mean, yeah Springsteen is simple, Morello, even more so...
but you're still a smug unlikeable twat for not realizing that "genius" comes in many shapes and sizes.
And has Vivaldi ever gotten you laid? I doubt it.
No more than using the phrase "dazzling reharmonization" ever has, even with your dumb superfluous hyphen.
@@soundknight GUYS GUYS I'M TALKING ABOUT VIVALI AND SPELLING REHARMONIZATION INCORRECTLY IN A ROOM FULL OF TOM MORELLO FANS!
DID I READ THE ROOM CORRECTLY???
Autism is a hell of a drug.
Incredible performances
I love how much Bruce is into Tom's solo at the end. :)
Absolutely Speechless !
This song is a clenched fist.
Has tattoo.
=Mine.
My image over the horizon each and every time I listen to it, which happens often. With a bleeding heart and the clenched fist in the air.
11 years ago. Still the same. The clenched fist us a weak symbol... pain and retribution has the desired effect
Russian group Джанни Родари made cover on Russian language. I was on premiere of this cover and new album yesterday. Cool song... It's more than song.
My favourite version !!
That's got to be one of the greatest lead guitar performances ever.
песни рабочего движения.., задавленного пролетариата и простого народа. Мы все всё равно вместе, несмотря на время, расстояния и политику! Солидарность,Свобода, Равенство, Братство!
If ever there was a quintessential blue collar artist for the workers, the proletariat, it has got to be Bruce Springsteen.
❤💜💜🎉🎉 YEAH Bruce and Tom😊😊. I was There😊!!!
No justice no peace. Simply. ✊🏻✊🏿✊🏾
This is one of the best live performances of any song ever......
Holy shit, this version knocked my socks off. I'd never heard any version other than the original, quiet acoustic one.
My favorite Boss Performance
Story is so sad, and even worse today. 😢 Brilliant song
One of the greatest songs ever written, one of the best duets ever performed and one of the most spectacular guitar solos ever played by Bruce 'the king' Springsteen and the incredible Tom Morello.
@Myname izmud187 do not forget Zack de la roacha
This is exactly the way this song should always be performed... With fury, wrath, frustration and anger... Excellent... Best lyrics ever !!!!
Straight Up Mariano. Way to tear it up. Excellent indeed,
He'll yeah
It's such a beautiful piece, 3rd day listening in... It's just powerful
@@LuisSanchez-pe4hv so true
Or with Rage...
A stunning performance. I just love this version.
I love all those authentic things
That guitar solo is heaven sent!
I was waiting for Tom Morella to finish playing & look up at everyone & have a Marty Mcfly moment "Guess u guys aren't ready for that ...But ur kids are gonna love it "
awesome comment!
Funny
Nice one!
Nice
😂Big fookin lol to that my friend
The Grapes of Wrath is a must read for us all..a real terrible time in American history and should be learned about! And make us so grateful for the better times for future generations of that era it was brutal!
Although old, the topic is dramatically current. A big hug Bruce. May all human beings hear your message. Thanks!
I just watched a Tom Morello interview and it gives this song a whole new meaning. Tom is a heck of a smart man politically, and he is sooo talented with guitar. Bruce, you're a legend!! You, by far, are my all-time favorite musician, and I'm SOOO lucky to see the two of you live for this song on 4-26-12. Keep rocking, Boss!!
I just came to this video a few weeks ago. I am so grateful to have been able share Springsteen's time on this earth (Morello's too).
Tom’s a smart kind man no doubt. He also graduated from Harvard.
I've always admired this song. When Bruce writes about injustices in the world, I listen intently. And then RATM covered it, and I absolutely LOVED the energy and passion they put into it. But when Bruce and Tom Morello collaborated on this song something magic happened. This version of the song should be required listening for every person alive. This is magic. It haunts me to the point that I play it again and again. This is magic.
Required listening for all politicians around the world.
Same. For the past ten years I’ve watched various renditions of this act. I especially watch it to remind me that there are people out there actively fighting injustice. I really love is the acknowledgment of Bruce Springsteen for Tom Morello. In a real way, the Troubador’s rejection of inequality passes from Woody Guthrie, through Steinbeck and Springsteen. And now Morello reminds us that Tom Joad is just as relevant as ever. Waiting for the last to be first...neath the underpass, in a cardboard box. Damn.
My absolute favorite rendition of this song, though I have yet to hear a version I don't love. This rendition brings me to tears every time I listen to it.
I saw Bruce at Mile High stadium here in Denver 1986 Born in the USA tour, 2 nights 36 degrees, but warm as fuck, adrenaline STJ
sell a Shirt. didn't do anything about it. Awesome. Just l;isten
Mr. Morello with one of the greatest solo's ever.
Bruce was 59yr old during this performance. I could tell he was having a good energy day this day.
The version is a revelation. I'm a huge fan of Bruce, but this version knocked me over the first time I've heard it for over 10 years and all my friends "had to" listen to it. I don't know if I'll ever be impressed by a song again immediately and so sustainably, but I hope so.
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1,068,452 views and I think I account for 68,000 of them. This just NEVER gets old. Sublime!
downatthereservoir LOL... count me in mate
Excellence!
I was watching a good part of Bruce's interview with Howard Stern last night. It was just so good, so many things to think about. So many feelings, and so many songs. I think I found my new musical obsession.
Tom Morello is my favorite guitarrist, nobody plays like he does.
guys amazing
Love how he gets turned loose at the end and he makes it his own.
*Literally*
The Grapes of Wrath is a wonderful novel by John Steinbeck which has a strong message for the moment we are living now
Facts!
Just saw a post from @proustmalone on twitter. He said, "Absurdity is the state assigning you to read Grapes of Wrath at 16 and tear gassing you at 26 for understanding it."
Mike Holyoak YES
Read it a long, long time ago. Saw the movie with James Dean, and Richard Davolas. Listen to this CD. Constantly. As I watch this, right next door to me, local artists are painting a huge Black Lives Matter Mural on a wall. The artists are black, brown and white. I'm 78 yrs old. Love it.
@@anubisnine right on....
This happened in Jersey for any comments saying otherwise! Eye witness here :)
Thanks Bruce ❤
Everything happens in Jersey. The USA's best kept secret. I'll never leave because I don't like bridges.
this is one of the most powerful songs I've ever heard
has to be one of the best live performances of all time
This isn't just a song; it happened and is happening right now.
it is a call to action imo. lets bring these suckers down
@@carthag Arm the homeless
-Tom Morello's Guitar
@@trashpanda6885 hell yeah.
Kyle Kulinsky, The Hill, Jimmy Dore, Abby Martin, Richard Wolff. Organize, Join a Union! Bernie 2020
From the past to the future through the present...
Awesome as it ever was. Reminding me of my marathon runs!
HOLY SH!T. The standard for a live rock show. Incredible. Imagine BEING THERE.
lsutundra I was 👍
maybe one of the most amazing performaces I've ever seen
TheInfiniteGroove
Man, close to it!! I wish Bruce and Tom did more together. And the smile on Bruce’s face when Tom goes off into his solo is just priceless!! This song was perfect for these two iconic musicians/artists. Wow!
I couldn't agree more. The combination of this song and the current pandemic inspired this song: ruclips.net/video/JDAYxAdWIR4/видео.html
This whole performance is legendary. Historic. Especially for Tom Morello, who gave a Hendrix-at-Woodstock-level performance and made me a fan.
And, of course, Springsteen's heartbreaking, gut wrenching writing and intense performance.
You know, now that I think about it, what makes Morello so great here is that he matches Springsteen's intensity. It's like they're both performing with life-or-death consequences hanging in the balance.
Tom killed it, brought it back to life and killed it again. That was an amazing pairing.
I was at a show in the pit right in front of Tom on this tour and when he ended his GOTJ solo we made eye contact just as he was saying to himself "F___ yeah!." Indeed. Awesome.
"Mom, where ever there's a cop beating a guy. Where ever a hungry newborn baby cries. Where there's a fight against the blood and hatred in the air. Look for me mom, I'll be there. Whenever somebody's fighting for a place to stand. For a decent job or a helping hand. Whenever somebody's struggling to be free. Look in their eyes mom you'll see me."
John Henry Miller Pretty much sums up this year, doesn’t it? And not just this year, but these times, in general. 😕
Pretty simple....obey the law. Stop using the racecard
@@brannistankovic2683
Simpler. Get rid of you right wing Trumpsters and the babies and moms will eat again.
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Written by a guy with more acres of land than you and I will see in our lifetime. What a crock. Good song though, can't deny that much.
Tom does a surprisingly convincing Bruce Springsteen impression.
Just discovered this. Morello doing his thing on guitar isn't a suprise, but his vocal harmonies with Springsteen? Wow!
So good and true, the lyrics are like a sharpened blade! Why can't more musicians sing about issues that really matter instead of those empty lyrics that bemoan their own life! Tired of all those love songs that don't make a difference, better let the world know that we need to address poverty, inequality, racism and government abuse in a powerful way!
That's what we are sold and at the level they keep us with their joke of education. It really takes a sharp mind to grasp it and move on. 3, maybe 4 out of 10 can.
All government's purpose is to enslave mankind and that's the reality. Look what is happening now, we are heading to the New World Order.
This song is a timeless masterpiece.
i doubt anybody but springsteen could put into words the anger of steinbeck's writing. please: join unions, join communities. we have to rise up. capitalism is destroying the planet and everyone on it. please find a friend in your neighborhood and talk about this, and help us all
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I'm with you. Putting this song to "concert scale", and electric, then bringing in an icon like Morello, and finally, Springsteen's passion and anger in the performance, have brought tears to my eyes the thirty+ times I've listened to this video in the past few weeks.
I couldn't agree more. The combination of this song and the current pandemic inspired this song: ruclips.net/video/JDAYxAdWIR4/видео.html
This whole performance is legendary. Historic. Especially for Tom Morello, who gave a Hendrix-at-Woodstock-level performance and made me a fan.
And, of course, Springsteen's heartbreaking, gut wrenching writing and intense performance.
You know, now that I think about it, what makes Morello so great here is that he matches Springsteen's intensity. It's like they're both performing with life-or-death consequences hanging in the balance.
Great comment, Steven
I was There!!! Great Job 👏👏👍👍🙏🙏💜💜💯
That joint guitar solo was fecking epic. who'd have thought this combination would be sooo damn good!!!
Anyone who recognizes talent and passion!
But still hard to comprehend until you hear it.
Until you FEEL it.
I love the part when Tom gives signal to Bruce hes finishing his solo and The Boss is giving the signal to the band.
An absolutely amazing performance ❤
Always grateful that I had a great English teacher with whom we read Grapes of Wrath. It was part of the Humanities course in high school. Not sure if I ever learned as much as in a high school class until I got to college.
we should all be like bruce and his band and the guys he has guesting with him, then the world would be a better place. have enjoyed bruce since the early 70's and will until the day I leave this world...….
RIP George. This was for you 🔥🔥🔥🔥🤗
Amazing
Tom Morrello and Bruce made the spirit of ol Tom Joab come alive on stage this time. Tom, Mr Magic Hands 😁🤑 took into the cosmos with his fantastic skills and Bruce was along rockin all the way. The hiway is road beyond. Great Performace !!!. Best to ya guys 😁😄🤩😍😇🤑