Damn! That was so so satisfying! Besides the lovely trip down memory lane, it was affirmation that they were a helluva great act from the start. The fact that they still sound great all these years late, is icing on the cake.
And, of course: RIP to Danny, and to the Big Man!! Peace and love, my brothers. I was so fortunate to witness the mighty Es ..... I have seen pretty much every band there is today. There is no question....if you want to get your ass kicked, just show up when these cats are onstage!!!!! PS saw it happen! In Allentown, Pa...just a week after "The Wild" was released....Bruce opened to phenomenal musicians Weather Report....but, frankly, when Mr. S. started dancing on top of the piano, it was pretty much "game over"
So much emotion in a band and this performance and Yes, Gary's bass lines were something that you just could not ignore. They moved, they grooved. A night for the history books for sure.
Bruce played this when me & my BFF we dancing to this at the Nassau Coliseum in the mid 80’s and Clarence played and it was fabulous. May he rest in peace he is truly missed
There are some great solos here, not to mention the oddity of Mad Dog Lopez and Might Max Weinberg both playing. For my money, if you want to key in on one thing in this performance, just listen to Garry W. Tallent's bass line.
Man, it really cool seeing David Sancious & Mad Dog up there . It's weird this version sounds so slowed down from the couple times I saw them do it live -it was a rave up!
Just saw Bruce on his tour and this song is played every night. Still rocking in 2023. Love him for 42 years now. Got to meet him and kiss him in 2018 outside Broadway show. One of the best nights of my life
Un capolavoro geniale, come tutto l’album. Dal vivo kitty s è qualcosa che bisogna solo ascoltare…tutto l universo della musica è lì dentro. Genio eterno
Wow, so many things. I love the sax and accordion on stage for Danny and Clarence. In my top 5 Springsteen songs of all time. Great to hear/see Davey play on this track (although I wish he would've played his signature parts). Max, Vinnie and Garry sound fantastic- that gorgeous PRS semi-hollow! A rare Steve van Zandt guitar solo.
So freaking awesome. I am smiling ear to ear the whole time, bobbing my head. HOw the f*ck do you have to be told to stand up for THIS!!? Shameful, really.
Exhibit A to refute my thesis that the music in brand-name live events never, ever, EVER matches the polish and purity of the studio album. Springsteen throws that notion out the window. How I love this album. How I love this over-sized piece of American poetry, music, and history.
What makes the E Street Band awesome is that it's Bruce's songs, but he himself is not the best musician in the band by far. He surrounded himself with musicians much better than he is in order to flesh out his vision. Kitty's Back is a perfect example. The E Street Band are largely jazz and soul cats, and all great improvisers, playing rock n' roll. Having New York on one side and Philly on the other will do that to you if you play an instrument.
Bruce's best groove tune. If Chicago had done it, Blood, Sweat & Tears, Van Morrison. It would have been a top ten hit. Hell, Sinatra should've covered it.
Good jammin n jazzin. Who's the incredible organic orgasmic organ-donor organist? Bass player looks like McGuinn. Maybe Bruce oughta try How High The Moon. Or Fly Me To The Moon (slow, would need a big Weinberg snarebeat). I dareya, Bruce: do some jazz. Hey, how bout Take 5. Cherokee-make up words for them? (Lyrics gotta be good though, keep it simple n direct, not obtuse.)
Bruce needs to bring as many of the original band out on the road for one more tour. That would be a grat way for him to stop touring and retire. Not like some punch-drunk boxer.
Patti Scialfa has always seemed so... out of place to me on that stage, so... average. Most of the time she strums some easy rhythm guitar, and when the level goes up like in songs like Kitty's back or others, she just does some backing vocals. I love Bruce but this is possibly the most evident form of nepotism ever seen in a major band.
Man he loves her and they’ve got great chemistry onstage and lights a fire under him; I mean the rising tour their harmonies and vibe onstage is great!
Odd, that this is only 6 years ago, and now Bruce has turned into "Sleepy Adult Contemporary" with the very uninspiring Western Stars project. What happened to all his drive and passion?? I hope this is just a passing phase and Bruce's Soul comes alive again.
I didn't expect to like Western Stars, but I did...Moonlight Motel is one of the best songs he's ever written...and if you want anthemic nostalgia, hard to beat this track from the new album: ua-cam.com/video/8u0fvVR7bQg/v-deo.html
@@flarrfan Yes you're right about Moonlight Motel...there is the B side of The Wild etc.. but what about songs like Reno and Reason to Believe... his oeuvre seems to be getting more and more awesome
Gary Tallent ... Clearly the most underrated bass player of history and maybe one of the best
Agree, Garry Tallent is one of the all time great bass players, fantastic technique, fingering, with great runs up and down the keyboard.
Agree
He has played some really, really great stuff, and I have NEVER heard any rock player talk about him - never!
What about Sid Vicious🤣
@@leifgranberg7753 🤣😂🤣😂
Glad they kept showing Gary.He is seriously underrated!Bruce is showing the rock and roll world on how it's done!!
He's the Boss!!!
Kitty's Back. Dave and Mad Dog are back. My goose bumps are back. This is rock n roll kiddies. .RIP Big Man and Danny. Missing you bad right here.
Nice touch with Clarence's sax and hat, and Danny's accordion on stage.
Wow, I had no idea that was Vini.
Damn! That was so so satisfying! Besides the lovely trip down memory lane, it was affirmation that they were a helluva great act from the start. The fact that they still sound great all these years late, is icing on the cake.
Accomplished writers, musicians, and performers. No I here in the word TEAM. LEGANDERY E STREET BAND.
Loved these huge Springsteen opus-type songs. Ever-changing stories that grabbed us by the throat. Amazing performance.
And, of course: RIP to Danny, and to the Big Man!!
Peace and love, my brothers.
I was so fortunate to witness the mighty Es .....
I have seen pretty much every band there is today. There is no question....if you want to get your ass kicked, just show up when these cats are onstage!!!!!
PS saw it happen! In Allentown, Pa...just a week after "The Wild"
was released....Bruce opened to phenomenal musicians Weather Report....but, frankly, when Mr. S. started dancing on top of the piano, it was pretty much "game over"
David L. Sancious !!!
Fabulous!
So much emotion in a band and this performance and Yes, Gary's bass lines were something that you just could not ignore. They moved, they grooved. A night for the history books for sure.
Bruce played this when me & my BFF we dancing to this at the Nassau Coliseum in the mid 80’s and Clarence played and it was fabulous. May he rest in peace he is truly missed
? Don't think it was done after 1978 until the reunion era...
There are some great solos here, not to mention the oddity of Mad Dog Lopez and Might Max Weinberg both playing. For my money, if you want to key in on one thing in this performance, just listen to Garry W. Tallent's bass line.
Clearly the most underrated bass player of history and maybe one of the best
Such a great bassist.
That's a beautiful PRS semi-hollow, too.
Agree with you 100%. Gary has always been a VERY underrated bass player
One of the best pieces of music you will hear
Man, it really cool seeing David Sancious & Mad Dog up there .
It's weird this version sounds so slowed down from the couple times I saw them do it live -it was a rave up!
I agree. The LP version is better.
@@diannezosche9833 The very best Kitty is from Perth...I think the horn solos made it great. ua-cam.com/video/F6JLWmiyF4I/v-deo.html
More of a groove and laying it down so everybody can show off. This was more about showcasing E Street Band, and worked wonderfully well at that.
Bruce is very good on guitar on this take
Just saw Bruce on his tour and this song is played every night. Still rocking in 2023. Love him for 42 years now. Got to meet him and kiss him in 2018 outside Broadway show. One of the best nights of my life
god i miss Sancious on keys. the entire Wild, Innocent, and E St Shuffle catalog esp. kitty’s back, rosalita, and my favorite
new york city serenade.
It's a unique and excellent album all the way through (although I never much cared for "Sandy")
Still my favorite album
It's a marvelous time for a "Moondance"
hahaha right
Harriet, Harriet....hard-hearted harbinger of haggis...
Spectre of Van Morrison.
It's great that almost all of them had a chance to do a solo.
Awesome performance! Bruce is King. I still listen to Kitty's back almost every day in my car.
Incredible performance Kudos
Lucky enough to be at this ceremony. This was only one of the many highlights of the night.
The boss. Whipping the band into shape! He was possessed!
Un capolavoro geniale, come tutto l’album. Dal vivo kitty s è qualcosa che bisogna solo ascoltare…tutto l universo della musica è lì dentro. Genio eterno
An organ solo (mostly)? Only Bruce! Awesome!
Wow, so many things. I love the sax and accordion on stage for Danny and Clarence. In my top 5 Springsteen songs of all time. Great to hear/see Davey play on this track (although I wish he would've played his signature parts). Max, Vinnie and Garry sound fantastic- that gorgeous PRS semi-hollow! A rare Steve van Zandt guitar solo.
And that's why he's called the BOSS.
Wow. This is one song I never heard in concert.
And to think I had to drag my friends to see this guy for his first two tours.....
@@imfrcd ti invidio! Pagherei chissà cosa ! Per vedere bruce! Spero di vederlo prima di morire! Il mio ultimo desiderio! 😍🤩😘💘🍀
Amazing Bruce as always :)
My favorite song. A perfect song.
So freaking awesome. I am smiling ear to ear the whole time, bobbing my head. HOw the f*ck do you have to be told to stand up for THIS!!? Shameful, really.
Can't stop staring at Patti...GawD!! She's such a cool chickie.
I love The ❤❤❤Boss❤❤
Classic...
Received in Gratitude ❤
📓🖊🎸🎷🎻🎺🥁🎹🎼🎶
💚🌹
Makes me levitate! E. Street Forever!
No where near the version many years ago at the Hammersmith but worth giving a listening to!!!!
Exhibit A to refute my thesis that the music in brand-name live events never, ever, EVER matches the polish and purity of the studio album. Springsteen throws that notion out the window. How I love this album. How I love this over-sized piece of American poetry, music, and history.
THE BOSS
And: what a joy to see Mr. Tallent step into the lights!
Best in the business? Not sure? Really?
You got a better idea?
What makes the E Street Band awesome is that it's Bruce's songs, but he himself is not the best musician in the band by far. He surrounded himself with musicians much better than he is in order to flesh out his vision. Kitty's Back is a perfect example. The E Street Band are largely jazz and soul cats, and all great improvisers, playing rock n' roll. Having New York on one side and Philly on the other will do that to you if you play an instrument.
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I'm just seeing this and literally dropped my phone when I saw Vini and David on the same same stage with Max and Jake 😊
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Go bruse springsdean . fantastic performance.its style that matters.beautiful song thanks yours sincerely Gary
Genio y figura siempre Bruce
👍👏💗
Happy 70th birthady Steve.
I prefer early jazzbo Bruce. I remember when him and the band and the horn section from Max's band played this on Conan.
All of his amazing but nobody including Bruce will ever make three albums as amazing as those first three
@@ianmoore3470 Yup, Bruce's first three albums were all pretty much GOLD, in my book at least.
Yep.
Phenomenal both times at Hyde Park.
Highlight of the show, for me 🙏
great
What the hell is SILVIO doing up there with those SHAMEELS! Is that him really playing, thats a hell of a guitar solo!
Steve Van Zandt great guitar solo here.
Bruce really needs to let Stevie play more
Play It Jake !
U look really nice Boss!
Ano, velmi dobře 👍♥️
Their story is like from the movie Eddie and the Cruisers…
Nils looks like he is dressed like a Charles Dickens character.
Epic
Bruce's best groove tune. If Chicago had done it, Blood, Sweat & Tears, Van Morrison. It would have been a top ten hit. Hell, Sinatra should've covered it.
Вот бы попасть на концерт 😢😢😢
As much as I love Charlie, why didnt they try to get Sancious back on organ
Um...that IS Sancious
@@jeffkeating5356 I meant after Danny died
@@samfisher6606 Ah! Maybe David wanted to keep his solo career. Thanks for the clarification
Before Springsteen retires, he needs to do one more concert at least... at the Hollywood Bowl.
Whew! Man, if you aren't clapping your hands, tapping your feet or shaking your ass to this, seek help. And Gary Tallent, just putting it all down.
Good jammin n jazzin. Who's the incredible organic orgasmic organ-donor organist? Bass player looks like McGuinn. Maybe Bruce oughta try How High The Moon. Or Fly Me To The Moon (slow, would need a big Weinberg snarebeat). I dareya, Bruce: do some jazz. Hey, how bout Take 5. Cherokee-make up words for them? (Lyrics gotta be good though, keep it simple n direct, not obtuse.)
Bruce needs to bring as many of the original band out on the road for one more tour. That would be a grat way for him to stop touring and retire. Not like some punch-drunk boxer.
Mad Dog Lopez
Great performance with David Sancious but industry people are the lamest crowds--they gave no energy.
Why the Hell is Max Weinberg even playing on this? This is Vinnie's song! He always had more soul than Weinberg, he should have stayed in the band!
Max brings the power and Mad Dog brings the swing! Great combo.
Patti Scialfa has always seemed so... out of place to me on that stage, so... average. Most of the time she strums some easy rhythm guitar, and when the level goes up like in songs like Kitty's back or others, she just does some backing vocals. I love Bruce but this is possibly the most evident form of nepotism ever seen in a major band.
Man he loves her and they’ve got great chemistry onstage and lights a fire under him; I mean the rising tour their harmonies and vibe onstage is great!
Odd, that this is only 6 years ago, and now Bruce has turned into "Sleepy Adult Contemporary" with the very uninspiring Western Stars project. What happened to all his drive and passion?? I hope this is just a passing phase and Bruce's Soul comes alive again.
I didn't expect to like Western Stars, but I did...Moonlight Motel is one of the best songs he's ever written...and if you want anthemic nostalgia, hard to beat this track from the new album: ua-cam.com/video/8u0fvVR7bQg/v-deo.html
@@flarrfan Yes you're right about Moonlight Motel...there is the B side of The Wild etc.. but what about songs like Reno and Reason to Believe... his oeuvre seems to be getting more and more awesome
Incredible performance Kudos