‘Take The Sadness Out Of Saturday Night,’ the third record from the Bleachers, is resoundingly worthy of its Bruce Springsteen feature.
Album Review: Bruce Springsteen returns with “Letter to You”
“Time slips away and leaves you with nothing mister but/Boring stories of glory days.” So sang The Boss at the height of his own glory days on the multiplatinum Born in the U.S.A. album. It’s one of the best lines from that…
From the Record Crate: Bruce Springsteen – “Born to Run” (1975)
After the birth of rock and roll around the early ‘40s, its popularity slowly grew until its inevitable explosion in the 1950s. The eventual spawn of pop giants like Elvis Presley and Buddy Holly put the United States, and the…
Album Review: Bruce Springsteen – “Western Stars”
Get yourself some cowboy boots and a 10 gallon hat, because The Boss is back with his 19th studio album, a country album called Western Stars. I’m sure a lot of people- myself included, who don’t listen to a lot…
From the Record Crate: Bruce Springsteen – Darkness on the Edge of Town (1978)
With the release of Born to Run, Bruce Springsteen went from being a gravelly-voiced Jersey Boy wielding a guitar to a mainstream rock icon. Unfortunately, this level of success wasn’t quite the dream one would hope for. Springsteen had money…
From the Record Crate: Bruce Springsteen – “Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J.” (1973)
In January 1973, the world was introduced to the legendary Bruce Springsteen, a gravelly-voiced Jersey Boy with a guitar who earned himself many comparisons to Bob Dylan. Formerly appearing in a variety of bands like Dr. Zoom and the Sonic…
15 Terrible Christmas Songs
Now that the holiday season has officially started, this means that holiday music officially gets kicked in gear. Radio stations, shopping malls, and television commercials start playing “Deck the Halls,” “Jingle Bells,” and other music of that sort. But for…