It's been a LONG time since I've seen these guys together! Same energy, vibe and a 'tad' more swagger as the first time I saw them at the Upstage Club 1970. Miss seeing them together at the Pony in the 70's on those special nights. TJ Shark River Hills
I'm actually moving out of New Jersey at the end of this month. I've spent my entire life (29 years old) in this state and listening to this song makes me think of all the experiences, friends, family and literally a lifetime of memories I'll leave behind here. Onto new beginnings!
I just saw Southside two nights ago at the Hard Rock in South Florida and he and the band were fantastic. The last time I saw the Jukes live was in 1981 and they are just as good as ever. They don't come this far south often and it was a real pleasure seeing one of the best, true to the music, bands around.
Great song. The older one grows, the line about "raising a glass to the comrades we've lost" takes on a new personal meaning. This song, performed by Bruce, Southside Johnny, and Stevie evokes much about our lives---regardless if we ever had a band or not. Terrific tune by an unforgettable group of New Jersey guys---and this tribute is from a Pittsburgh guy who has seen Bruce, Southside, and company numerous times.
After a 13-year break, Steve Van Zandt reunited with Southside Johnny in 1991 for their fourth album together. It's an unashamedly nostalgic disc, highlighted by "It's Been a Long Time," which features him, Van Zandt and Springsteen reminiscing about the old days on the Jersey Shore. "We lived in a time and a world of our own," sings Southside. "Making up the rules as we went along." The album received raves, but in the grunge era there wasn't much appetite for a new Springsteen album, let alone one by the Asbury Jukes. Bruce Factor: He sang on one song and donated "All the Way Home," which he eventually recorded himself on 2005's Devils and Dust. ," which he eventually recorded himself on 2005's Devils and Dust. Source: Rolling Stone.
I was there (at the Stone Pony) when they shot this. It was awesome and after shooting Jon did come out and they all played together. What a show. I'm still mad that I left my camera in the car. Jon did not sing on this song.
an incredible band that was so underrated and under - appreciated - so sad that greatness missed them - but the fans will always be raising a glass to one of the best rock outfits ever
I have no soul (there is no god) but this song is godlike if only god were not so malevolent in the good books, both damn books. Which he is but few really understand the dogma and deeds of the good books. God's vengeance is on display in the good books. Ever really read the entire bible? “The gods we’ve made are exactly the gods you’d expect to be made by a species that is about half a chromosome away from the chimpanzee.” - Christopher Hitchens The God of the Old Testament is arguably the most unpleasant character in all fiction: jealous and proud of it; a petty, unjust, unforgiving control-freak; a vindictive, bloodthirsty ethnic cleanser; a misogynistic, homophobia, racist, infanticidal, genocidal, filicidal, pestilential, megalomaniacal, sadomasochistic, capriciously malevolent bully. In the New Testament he gets worse.
@@matteg490 Imaginary God was a vindictive as hell. And Jesus is more punishing than bastardy god. He believed and liked the idea of eternal punishment or never spoke out against it. Infinite torture for you. His criteria for getting into heaven is contemptible, disgusting - believe in me, that’s all it takes. A close reading of the Old Testament is filled with horrendous lessons on how to treat people. A god that kills almost everyone on Earth in a flood: that’s pretty crazy. A god that commands Joshua to murder all the women and children except for the young girls, who can be taken as sex slaves. The 10 commandments tell you that working on Saturday is a sin and the .first four commandments are vanity plate for god. God eventually goes into great detail about how to deal with cattle thieves, isolating women on their period, and which fabrics to wear at the same time; but nowhere in those ten commandments, or in the six hundred and three that come after it, does it say “Don’t abuse children,” or “Don’t enslave people,” or “Don’t rape.” The Bible was written by human beings at a time when stealing a person’s livestock was a crime punishable by death, but raping a young girl was easily remedied by following it up with a marriage proposal. Jesus cleaned it up but still believe in Hell for moral non-believers (atheists are as moral as believers .. look it up in any scientific study). Jesus and religion is a shakedown; I got matches and you're flammable.
Southside Johnny: We lived in a time and a world of our own Making up the rules as we went along Steven Van Zandt: Just one coat between us and we never felt cold We were never gonna get old Bruce Springsteen: Playing cards 'till the sun came up, rolling dice Down to the club and listening to the blues all night Southside Johnny: Girls out on the corner get lonely now and then Van Zandt and Springsteen: We'd never be that free again All: It's been a long time since we laughed together It's been a long time since we cried Raise your glass for the comrades we've lost My friend it's been a long, long time Southside Johnny: Working just enough to pay the rent Steven Van Zandt: ??? money got made baby and money got spent Bruce Springsteen: Sleeping when we had nothing left to do Southside and Springsteen: Under the boardwalk and up on the roof Southside Johnny: Now we never quite fit baby, we never played the game Steven Van Zandt: Came out exploding like a runaway train Bruce Springsteen: Up all night talking 'bout dreams of better days Southside and Van Zandt: Ain't it funny how some things don't change All: It's been a long time since we laughed together It's been a long time since we cried Raise your glass for the comrades we've lost My friend it's been a long, long time Southside Johnny: Oh oh Backing vocalists: Whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa, whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa
Just one coat between us and we never felt cold - We were never gonna get old Stephen wrote some of Southside's best songs. Actually for me this is Johnny's best, up there with This Time it's for Real. Dedicated to the lovely ladies under the boardwalk and up on the roof.
Beth I remember one night in Washington DC I became friends with one of the roadies.. I always got back stage passes... He (Bob) Got SSJ to meet me for the first time in my life! I was speechless!.. I can't find you on F/B but if you would like to be pals hit me up okay? Kathy Madden from Brevard NC.. Hope to hear from you! We can probably share many tales. Even about Bruce Springsteen...
I remember one snowy night in December around the holidays I was told by a good friend of mine that Bruce was going to play some new material because the band was going to due some shows so I get to the Pony walk in the place was packed(good sign)my friend was correct The Cats were playing some time later that night I see more mics being set up on stage and here comes Bruce,TheBig Man,Danny,Little Steve,Southside and as you may already know they blew the roof off...
I always loved Stevies place in this song. ("Better Days" album is a treasure in my opinion) Met him at a D.C. Train station in 2012 the day after a "Wrecking Ball" concert.. I was 45 .. felt 15 again
It's been a long time since I hung out in Asbury, The Pony and Convention Hall, watching Bruce and Southside play, cruising the circuit. Close to 50 years now.
We lived in a time and a world of our own Making up the rules as we went along Just one coat between us and we never felt cold We were never gonna get old Playing cards 'till the sun came up, rollin' dice Down to the club and listen to the blues all night Girls out on the corner get lonely now and then We'd never be that free again It's been a long time since we laughed together It's been a long time since we cried Raise your glass for the comrades we've lost My friend it's been a long, long time Workin' just enough to pay the rent Money got made, baby, money got spent Sleeping when we had nothin' left to do Under the boardwalk and up on the roof We never quite fit, baby, we never played the game Came out explodin' like a runaway train Up all night talkin' about dreams of better days Ain't it funny how some things don't change? It's been a long time since we laughed together It's been a long time since we cried Raise your glass for the comrades we've lost My friend it's been a long, long time We lived in a time and a world of our own Making up the rules as we went along Just one coat between us and we never felt cold We were never gonna get old It's been a long time since we laughed together It's been a long time since we cried Raise your glass for the comrades we've lost My friend it's been a long, long time
Thank you Mark Gervais for introducing me to this music when I was about !$ or !% years old, some 39 years ago. You and your family have been a great influence and I greatly appreciate all you have done for me and my family.
As a Springsteen fan myself, I’d love to go one day to New Jersey to visit Asbury and Freehold among other holy places for Springsteen fans, I’ve been once to NYC but I’d love to go one day to New Jersey
Saw Southside last year in Clearwater. Fantastic. No disrespect to Bruce and the Stones, but the Jukes are the Best. Will see them on Weds. At Tampa HR. Amped Up.
"It´s Been a Long Time" written by Bruce, recorded with Little Steven Jon Bon Jovi and Southside Johnny for the Better Days album, after eleven years to their driffted apart of the E Street band.
Save my 75 and 80 as a Last Chance Love and Lord Jesus Dance! Wasn't that Your Mother's Farm House? Save Us Bruce Springsteen! Fox! Rock's Czar! for Racing In The Street Heart Breaking!
Southside is certainly the funk & soul of Jersey! Great video with Southside, Bruce, & MIAMI Steve (he'll never be little Steven to me -- always 'Miami' Steve)
SJ: lived in a time and a world of our own Making up the rules as we went along LS: Just one coat between us and we never felt cold We were never gonna get old SJ: Playing cards 'till the sun came up, rollin' dice Down to the club and listen to the blues all night Girls out on the corner get lonely now and then We'd never be that free again It's been a long time since we laughed together It's been a long time since we cried Raise your glass for the comrades we've lost My friend it's been a long, long time Workin' just enough to pay the rent LS: Money got made, baby, money got spent Sleeping when we had nothin' left to do SJ: Under the boardwalk and up on the roof SJ:We never quite fit, baby, we never played the game BS&LS: Came out explodin' like a runaway train Bruce: Up all night talkin' about dreams of better days Ain't it funny how some things don't change? It's been a long time since we laughed together It's been a long time since we cried Raise your glass for the comrades we've lost My friend it's been a long, long time We lived in a time and a world of our own Making up the rules as we went along Just one coat between us and we never felt cold We were never gonna get old It's been a long time since we laughed together It's been a long time since we cried Raise your glass for the comrades we've lost My friend it's been a long, long time Little Stevie can't write for himself but he sure could write for Southside. Mean guitar from Little Stevie too. Like it when Southside slows it down at the end and like it that Jon Bon Jovi isn't in this one.
+max slamer Hey max Gonna see them at Annapolis,MD on 12/28 Looking forward to it. Haven't seen them since '82 Hope they haven't changed or gotten older. I know I haven't..................................
I really like this video shot at The Stone Pony in a murky, graining coat. The camaraderie seems real but I prefer the false kind. The doo-wop sound or whatever and horns and watching little Steven (who wrote the song) look cool as he seems to almost mutter some of his lines while looking humble at moments like a hitman and at the end wailing guitar. Even watching Bruce is good. Seems like he's trying to cool it down, be less of a showman, and not take center stage. He almost shares a corner with the other two leads .. makes you like him more. He looks like I wish he would always looked on stage, taking a backseat to others and singing less Brucey and with less strain. Not trying to be The Entertainer like Billy Joel and getting all that love from the masses without musical or any kind of taste. The best thing: Jon Bon Jovi is not in this one. Kidding, I don't like his music but he has done a nice job singing with the boys on stage.
Some great lines: Just one coat between us and we never got cold. Bruce singing in the middle: We ain't never gonna get old. Money got made money got spent. by Steven. Sorry, I was so hard on Bruce I just try to add a little spice to my comments. I do know how everyone feels who loves this.
This one always makes me cry a bit.
Reminds me of passed friends from back when.
The most beautiful song about friendship ever!
Love this! The best of New Jersey sound!
"Southside" John Lyon, Little Steven van Zandt & Bruce Springsteen. The Holy Trinity of Jersey Shore Rock. It doesn't get any better than this!!!
It's been a LONG time since I've seen these guys together! Same energy, vibe and a 'tad' more swagger as the first time I saw them at the Upstage Club 1970. Miss seeing them together at the Pony in the 70's on those special nights. TJ Shark River Hills
I'm actually moving out of New Jersey at the end of this month. I've spent my entire life (29 years old) in this state and listening to this song makes me think of all the experiences, friends, family and literally a lifetime of memories I'll leave behind here. Onto new beginnings!
That is their music in a nutshell. Never stop listening and good luck
"we were never gonna get old...." The lucky ones do.
Money got made, baby…money got spent’.
Damn. Love that line!
The Holy Trinity of Jersey Music: Little Stevie the Son of Rock, the Father of the Jukes and the Holy Boss. It's been a long time...indeed
oh yeah, so true
They have a long history...oh yeah!
amen and rise your glass ❤🥂
These guys got me through the 70'S.
God bless you boys!
Roger Steinbri
Old skool but still love it
Damn! Too bad there isn't music like this anymore! Kids today don't know what music is!!
Big fan of both! I've seen Bruce about 15 times. Saw the Jukes a LONG time ago at the Agora in Cleveland! Great, great bands! Long live Kid Leo!!!
I just saw Southside two nights ago at the Hard Rock in South Florida and he and the band were fantastic. The last time I saw the Jukes live was in 1981 and they are just as good as ever. They don't come this far south often and it was a real pleasure seeing one of the best, true to the music, bands around.
Ok I'm a 17 year old kid who listens to emo and I love this music. Not all kids are stupid.
Johnny Lang
Are you still listening? Keep it up.
Great song. The older one grows, the line about "raising a glass to the comrades we've lost" takes on a new personal meaning. This song, performed by Bruce, Southside Johnny, and Stevie evokes much about our lives---regardless if we ever had a band or not. Terrific tune by an unforgettable group of New Jersey guys---and this tribute is from a Pittsburgh guy who has seen Bruce, Southside, and company numerous times.
Yes, Comrade Vlenko agrees.
After a 13-year break, Steve Van Zandt reunited with Southside Johnny in 1991 for their fourth album together. It's an unashamedly nostalgic disc, highlighted by "It's Been a Long Time," which features him, Van Zandt and Springsteen reminiscing about the old days on the Jersey Shore. "We lived in a time and a world of our own," sings Southside. "Making up the rules as we went along." The album received raves, but in the grunge era there wasn't much appetite for a new Springsteen album, let alone one by the Asbury Jukes.
Bruce Factor: He sang on one song and donated "All the Way Home," which he eventually recorded himself on 2005's Devils and Dust.
," which he eventually recorded himself on 2005's Devils and Dust. Source: Rolling Stone.
The holy trinity of Jersey Shore Rock.... nothing better than this!
This whole recording was awesome, but yeah, this song hits home.
I love this song. I love these guys.
This may be my new fav. Fantastic! Love it when all these guys get together.
They were were very lucky 🍀 audience members. Good for them 👍 👍 👍✌️ ♥ 🙏 Levent 🦁
I was there (at the Stone Pony) when they shot this. It was awesome and after shooting Jon did come out and they all played together. What a show. I'm still mad that I left my camera in the car. Jon did not sing on this song.
I was there, as well.
Having exceptional taste in music brought me here. This video kept me here. Raise a glass!
The best lineup this band has ever had.
It gets no better than this.
an incredible band that was so underrated and under - appreciated - so sad that greatness missed them - but the fans will always be raising a glass to one of the best rock outfits ever
Absolutely brilliant, been a fan of Johnny and Bruce from the beginning. thanks
A voz de Bruce faz um diferencial ! Linda linda linda !!!🎸❤
And the legend that is Little Steven ✌️ 💖 🙏
it's been a long time sinceany good shit has come outI afraid we will never ever be the same again
my mind is officially blown and my soul is saved.
I have no soul (there is no god) but this song is godlike if only god were not so malevolent in the good books, both damn books. Which he is but few really understand the dogma and deeds of the good books. God's vengeance is on display in the good books. Ever really read the entire bible? “The gods we’ve made are exactly the gods you’d expect to be made by a species that is about half a chromosome away from the chimpanzee.” - Christopher Hitchens
The God of the Old Testament is arguably the most unpleasant character in all fiction: jealous and proud of it; a petty, unjust, unforgiving control-freak; a vindictive, bloodthirsty ethnic cleanser; a misogynistic, homophobia, racist, infanticidal, genocidal, filicidal, pestilential, megalomaniacal, sadomasochistic, capriciously malevolent bully. In the New Testament he gets worse.
@@matteg490 Imaginary God was a vindictive as hell. And Jesus is more punishing than bastardy god. He believed and liked the idea of eternal punishment or never spoke out against it. Infinite torture for you. His criteria for getting into heaven is contemptible, disgusting - believe in me, that’s all it takes. A close reading of the Old Testament is filled with horrendous lessons on how to treat people. A god that kills almost everyone on Earth in a flood: that’s pretty crazy. A god that commands Joshua to murder all the women and children except for the young girls, who can be taken as sex slaves. The 10 commandments tell you that working on Saturday is a sin and the .first four commandments are vanity plate for god. God eventually goes into great detail about how to deal with cattle thieves, isolating women on their period, and which fabrics to wear at the same time; but nowhere in those ten commandments, or in the six hundred and three that come after it, does it say “Don’t abuse children,” or “Don’t enslave people,” or “Don’t rape.” The Bible was written by human beings at a time when stealing a person’s livestock was a crime punishable by death, but raping a young girl was easily remedied by following it up with a marriage proposal. Jesus cleaned it up but still believe in Hell for moral non-believers (atheists are as moral as believers .. look it up in any scientific study). Jesus and religion is a shakedown; I got matches and you're flammable.
Southside Johnny: We lived in a time and a world of our own
Making up the rules as we went along
Steven Van Zandt: Just one coat between us and we never felt cold
We were never gonna get old
Bruce Springsteen: Playing cards 'till the sun came up, rolling dice
Down to the club and listening to the blues all night
Southside Johnny: Girls out on the corner get lonely now and then
Van Zandt and Springsteen: We'd never be that free again
All: It's been a long time since we laughed together
It's been a long time since we cried
Raise your glass for the comrades we've lost
My friend it's been a long, long time
Southside Johnny: Working just enough to pay the rent
Steven Van Zandt: ??? money got made baby and money got spent
Bruce Springsteen: Sleeping when we had nothing left to do
Southside and Springsteen: Under the boardwalk and up on the roof
Southside Johnny: Now we never quite fit baby, we never played the game
Steven Van Zandt: Came out exploding like a runaway train
Bruce Springsteen: Up all night talking 'bout dreams of better days
Southside and Van Zandt: Ain't it funny how some things don't change
All: It's been a long time since we laughed together
It's been a long time since we cried
Raise your glass for the comrades we've lost
My friend it's been a long, long time
Southside Johnny: Oh oh
Backing vocalists: Whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa, whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa
Saw Southside Johnny at the Forum in Kentish Town - one of the best shows ever
Ditto ! Also saw Little Steven there a couple of years back !
Just one coat between us and we never felt cold - We were never gonna get old
Stephen wrote some of Southside's best songs. Actually for me this is Johnny's best, up there with This Time it's for Real. Dedicated to the lovely ladies under the boardwalk and up on the roof.
Johnny is so awesome. Together with Steve's composition skills this is perfect...
Wow that is fantastic, I love that song, best version ever. Thank you, boys looking good.
I've been a Johnny Lyons forever....BEEN A LONG LONG TIME
Read my comment, It had to be 1980 or 79! My brother went to get mcdonald's and here pulls up a cab. Who got out .WHOAH!
Beth I remember one night in Washington DC I became friends with one of the roadies.. I always got back stage passes... He (Bob) Got SSJ to meet me for the first time in my life! I was speechless!.. I can't find you on F/B but if you would like to be pals hit me up okay? Kathy Madden from Brevard NC.. Hope to hear from you! We can probably share many tales. Even about Bruce Springsteen...
I remember one snowy night in December around the holidays I was told by a good friend of mine that Bruce was going to play some new material because the band was going to due some shows so I get to the Pony walk in the place was packed(good sign)my friend was correct The Cats were playing some time later that night I see more mics being set up on stage and here comes Bruce,TheBig Man,Danny,Little Steve,Southside and as you may already know they blew the roof off...
What’s a pony ? And I get the cat and kittens thing, but your strangling me out!
@@gregbosak2974 Cats on a Smooth Surface, house band at The Stone Pony.
Bobbie Bandiera, LaBamba....
Lucky!!Remember that during these dark days. Be safe.
Veličanstvena pesma kralju. Volum te. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️.
Takes back to the seventies when I could afford to see them they came thru Richmond Virginia often and played small venues
Bellissimo disco del 92. All'epoca l'ho consumato!❤
sounds just as good today! God Bless Little Steven!
I always loved Stevies place in this song. ("Better Days" album is a treasure in my opinion)
Met him at a D.C. Train station in 2012 the day after a "Wrecking Ball" concert.. I was 45 .. felt 15 again
Thanks for sharing.
this is such a great tune the horns sound incredible
from Asbury Park: its been a long time. Greetings from Perú.
Fabulous-this is what I grew up with!-York PA!
It's been a long time since I hung out in Asbury, The Pony and Convention Hall, watching Bruce and Southside play, cruising the circuit. Close to 50 years now.
Einfach gigantisch gut ... Immer noch nach all den Jahren ;-)
One of my all time favourite songs.
My best be Happy song. ...ever
We lived in a time and a world of our own
Making up the rules as we went along
Just one coat between us and we never felt cold
We were never gonna get old
Playing cards 'till the sun came up, rollin' dice
Down to the club and listen to the blues all night
Girls out on the corner get lonely now and then
We'd never be that free again
It's been a long time since we laughed together
It's been a long time since we cried
Raise your glass for the comrades we've lost
My friend it's been a long, long time
Workin' just enough to pay the rent
Money got made, baby, money got spent
Sleeping when we had nothin' left to do
Under the boardwalk and up on the roof
We never quite fit, baby, we never played the game
Came out explodin' like a runaway train
Up all night talkin' about dreams of better days
Ain't it funny how some things don't change?
It's been a long time since we laughed together
It's been a long time since we cried
Raise your glass for the comrades we've lost
My friend it's been a long, long time
We lived in a time and a world of our own
Making up the rules as we went along
Just one coat between us and we never felt cold
We were never gonna get old
It's been a long time since we laughed together
It's been a long time since we cried
Raise your glass for the comrades we've lost
My friend it's been a long, long time
Was they gonna share 1 coat.
This is their best at their best!
Take me back, take me back to the days of my youth.
+Hubert Ashcraft me too
"We were never gonna get old". So poingent.
The best of the best
Yes
My life and times! I miss all the friend I’ve lost. Raise a glass!
A gem! Thank you.
This is real music.
For some reason, I can never take my eyes off VanZandt. He has a mysterious charisma.
He does have that in the way he holds himself and darts his eyes and does some nice cool face looks . He is an actor (Sopranos).
He poses for the camera
How appropriate Silvio Dante sings the line "money got made baby, money got spent!"
That's great!
God Bless them Asbury Jukes!
Thank you Mark Gervais for introducing me to this music when I was about !$ or !% years old, some 39 years ago. You and your family have been a great influence and I greatly appreciate all you have done for me and my family.
sorry "about 15 Years old"
Che bella compagnia!!! 😀Siete tutti fantastici!!mitici!!vi amooooooooooooo!!!😍😍😍😍😘😘♥️♥️♥️♥️🎸🎸🎸🎷💎💯
One great show all together now😎
Before the legendary East Street Band there was Southside Johnny
Great song
As a Springsteen fan myself, I’d love to go one day to New Jersey to visit Asbury and Freehold among other holy places for Springsteen fans, I’ve been once to NYC but I’d love to go one day to New Jersey
Saw Southside last year in Clearwater. Fantastic. No disrespect to Bruce and the Stones, but the Jukes are the Best. Will see them on Weds. At Tampa HR. Amped Up.
"It´s Been a Long Time" written by Bruce, recorded with Little Steven Jon Bon Jovi and Southside Johnny for the Better Days album, after eleven years to their driffted apart of the E Street band.
written by Steven Van Zandt
this is real music... !!!
Perfection
Exquisite.
Bellissimo
We were never going to get old....
Save my 75 and 80 as a Last Chance Love and Lord Jesus Dance! Wasn't that Your Mother's Farm House? Save Us Bruce Springsteen! Fox! Rock's Czar! for Racing In The Street Heart Breaking!
just an epic song and performance
Southside is certainly the funk & soul of Jersey! Great video with Southside, Bruce, & MIAMI Steve (he'll never be little Steven to me -- always 'Miami' Steve)
Takes me back to my "pony" days....
Southside got out of cab and asked ME "hey, you know where The Old Waldorf Theatre was/" Blew my mind! I was at show, got pic w/ HIM!
Still have picture. And whole show. Band sang pretty mucho to myself and bro's girlfriend Lori!So, Huh!:)) Bethshark39 twttr
God Bless Them Boys~!
FANTASTIC...
SJ: lived in a time and a world of our own
Making up the rules as we went along
LS: Just one coat between us and we never felt cold
We were never gonna get old
SJ: Playing cards 'till the sun came up, rollin' dice
Down to the club and listen to the blues all night
Girls out on the corner get lonely now and then
We'd never be that free again
It's been a long time since we laughed together
It's been a long time since we cried
Raise your glass for the comrades we've lost
My friend it's been a long, long time
Workin' just enough to pay the rent
LS: Money got made, baby, money got spent
Sleeping when we had nothin' left to do
SJ: Under the boardwalk and up on the roof
SJ:We never quite fit, baby, we never played the game
BS&LS: Came out explodin' like a runaway train
Bruce: Up all night talkin' about dreams of better days
Ain't it funny how some things don't change?
It's been a long time since we laughed together
It's been a long time since we cried
Raise your glass for the comrades we've lost
My friend it's been a long, long time
We lived in a time and a world of our own
Making up the rules as we went along
Just one coat between us and we never felt cold
We were never gonna get old
It's been a long time since we laughed together
It's been a long time since we cried
Raise your glass for the comrades we've lost
My friend it's been a long, long time
Little Stevie can't write for himself but he sure could write for Southside. Mean guitar from Little Stevie too. Like it when Southside slows it down at the end and like it that Jon Bon Jovi isn't in this one.
By far the best version, wish it was on spotify.
It is on Spotify now!
Southside had the best brass section ( sound and choreography ) i ever saw.
+Doctor X Yeah, Always loved La Bamba, Eddie Manion and all the other guys over the years (almost 40 by now!)
+max slamer
Hey max
Gonna see them at Annapolis,MD on 12/28
Looking forward to it.
Haven't seen them since '82
Hope they haven't changed or gotten older. I know I haven't..................................
Wha a great song! 👍 💖
Social anti distancing here! A positively crowded stage, as usual when they came together. So nice brass and woodwinds as well!
Barry divided us...don't say he didn't...now we make America great again...starts with you
Politics in a music video tread?
Damn, this is way too cool! Memory Boulevard!!!
I love it
Classic Southside Johnny.
Always great anywhere on the shore.
+K Mac spot on mac
the best
Just Awesome!!
masterfull
Jon is on the album singing with Southside on "Working Too Hard".... Great f''en album!!!!!!!
Great songs, il love it.
This is Awesome!! Thanks for sharing.
Raise the Glass HIgh...........Drink deeply while you can.........
I really like this video shot at The Stone Pony in a murky, graining coat. The camaraderie seems real but I prefer the false kind. The doo-wop sound or whatever and horns and watching little Steven (who wrote the song) look cool as he seems to almost mutter some of his lines while looking humble at moments like a hitman and at the end wailing guitar. Even watching Bruce is good. Seems like he's trying to cool it down, be less of a showman, and not take center stage. He almost shares a corner with the other two leads .. makes you like him more. He looks like I wish he would always looked on stage, taking a backseat to others and singing less Brucey and with less strain. Not trying to be The Entertainer like Billy Joel and getting all that love from the masses without musical or any kind of taste. The best thing: Jon Bon Jovi is not in this one. Kidding, I don't like his music but he has done a nice job singing with the boys on stage.
Some great lines: Just one coat between us and we never got cold. Bruce singing in the middle: We ain't never gonna get old. Money got made money got spent. by Steven. Sorry, I was so hard on Bruce I just try to add a little spice to my comments. I do know how everyone feels who loves this.
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i magnifici tre!!!!!!!!!!
RIP Clarence THE Big Man!
good, good, goooood!