A fantastic songwriter in her own right, she proves a fine interpreter of other's material, as well. Covering the Boss in NYC, 1999.
happy birthday to me.
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This is good but the WGOM needs the Boss covering the Boss.
ZiggySBG played guitar...?Bruce!
uh, Bruce!!
Hornsby is Dead to me.
That's just the way it is.
+some things that will never change
ah, but don't you believe it...
Not sure if Stick wrote this, but I think he approves of the message.
He's been better. I'm not a big fan of much of Bruce's newer stuff with the E Street Band.
Oh, I agree with you, though I thought Magic had several really good songs. I'm of the belief that Springsteen's best work was his first four records. And Nebraska.
I played this clip for the speech from the :56 mark onward. I found it both eloquent, and poignant. Thought SBG would, too. And then it would get deleted.
Wife's a big Patty fan, and I like her quite a bit, too. (Though the albums since 1,000 Kisses* have dragged a bit.)
*Which featured another Springsteen cover.
Having her cover Springsteen is like Roy Orbison covering Willie Nelson... sure it may sound good, but I don't see why that's necessary. (Note: I haven't watched the clip and may not get to it.)
Her cover of "Stolen Car" on 1000 Kisses is great--maybe better than Bruce's.
Wonderful singers singing wonderful songs is, um, wonderful--though I do see your point.