This is testament to the greatness of Springsteen. This is great. But he had the ability to make it more than great. He made it epic. Legendary. Few could or would do this. Thanks
On this night of Thanksgiving of 2013, I am thankful for my favorite song in the history of music that was born on February 5, 1975 in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. Here is the footage of the song from two nights later in Chester, PA. Bruce had not yet seen the poster for Robert Mitchum's movie, Thunder Road, in the lobby of a New Jersey theatre. However, he was ready to trade in his wings for some wheels!
It does not get any better than "Thunder Road" as an infant when the song was known as "Wings for Wheels." The innocence of Bruce cannot be denied, and he was able to lay the stars at our feet with this particular song. The E Street Band features a female violinist (Suki Lahav) nearly twelve years before John Loser Menstrualcramp would add Lisa Germano to his band on the fiddle; his band was also lacking these other musicians: Roy Bittan, Clarence Clemons, Danny Federici, Garry Tallent, and Max Weinberg.
That was SOOOOOOOOOoooo FFFFFFFNNNNNNNN COOL there are no words for it!!!! He could have stopped RIGHT THERE and had a GREAT TUNE...but he didn't...and we got THUNDER ROAD. Wow!!!
This is testament to the greatness of Springsteen. This is great. But he had the ability to make it more than great. He made it epic. Legendary. Few could or would do this. Thanks
This is an absolute gem! Love, Dreams, Action!
On this night of Thanksgiving of 2013, I am thankful for my favorite song in the history of music that was born on February 5, 1975 in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. Here is the footage of the song from two nights later in Chester, PA. Bruce had not yet seen the poster for Robert Mitchum's movie, Thunder Road, in the lobby of a New Jersey theatre. However, he was ready to trade in his wings for some wheels!
It does not get any better than "Thunder Road" as an infant when the song was known as "Wings for Wheels." The innocence of Bruce cannot be denied, and he was able to lay the stars at our feet with this particular song. The E Street Band features a female violinist (Suki Lahav) nearly twelve years before John Loser Menstrualcramp would add Lisa Germano to his band on the fiddle; his band was also lacking these other musicians: Roy Bittan, Clarence Clemons, Danny Federici, Garry Tallent, and Max Weinberg.
Thank you very much Bruchee, this is the first time I can watch a version of this song with a great video AND sound quality.
Sound quality imo is not so good but Boss is boss
i leant this bootleg out never got it back grrrrrr ty for sharing
Fascinating!
That was SOOOOOOOOOoooo FFFFFFFNNNNNNNN COOL there are no words for it!!!! He could have stopped RIGHT THERE and had a GREAT TUNE...but he didn't...and we got THUNDER ROAD. Wow!!!
bruce was knockin da boots with that married violin player at the time
Some of the Earliest video footage known
Boss is great , sound quality is not