Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band - "The E Street Shuffle" | 2014 Induction
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2020
- Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band perform "The E Street Shuffle" at the 2014 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony.
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Neophytes in the crowd were probably waiting for Born to Run...
They instead were treated to a historic reunion with Mad Dog and David and the " E street shuffle"!
Bruce and the E-Street-Band, true geniuses and legends ! Just listen and you know.
Love that Danny's accordion and Clarence's sax and hat are up there on the stage with the band.
Long live Bruce Springsteen and E Street Band!!
U GOT THAT RIGHT, PHYLLIS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! - FROM THE GREAT WHITE NORTH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Only few in the audience seem to Realize What a Privilege it was To Witness This Profound Show Live!!! The Very Best of the Best in Rock n Roll past and Present!They Should All have been on their Feet Dancing and Shouting 🤘🏼🎶🎤✨✨🤩 Long Live Bruce Springsteen And E Street Band❤️
Growing up down the Jersey shore I got into his music pretty early in life I saw the E street band at the Stone Pony many time. One of the best bands ever.
Love the E Street Band old and new... it don't get no better than that... miss the ones that have gone on, but it's amazing how the E Street Band is still such a strong force today...
I first got into Bruce Springsteen in 1981, I had heard of him and heard some songs but wasn't interested. I was racing around in a MGB through the hills of Austin at 3 AM. with a very good friend, the car belonged to our boss who was passed out drunk on MY BED, so I figured revenge putting miles on his car. It had Born to Run in the tape deck. I listened to it for music, but the second time my roommate said, man this guy just is talking to us!! I thought he meant just the song Born to Run. I then started listening to the lyrics, and long story short, I am a BOSS fan for life. (at least for the last 39 years, have 20 albums, need to collect the Segar Sessions, Devils & Dust, The Promise, and some live ones for sure. Saw him for the Born in the USA tour (2 nights in a row), World Tour 92, The River Tour in 16, and the Ghost of Tom Joard, NOT ENOUGH AT ALL, Can't wait for COVID to be beaten and the Boss tours.
Damn. 40 years and they nailed it. Loved every note. Nice to see Mad Dog and Dave Sancious providing the funky feel again. Bravo.
I comment this a lot on Bruce videos...but imagine being at this point in your 60s...and your dedicated side band is SO good you induct them into the rock hall...many of which you've knoe since you were in your late teens early 20's...incrediable....now everbody form a line!
With every Note the play, it proves Bruce is the Boss and the Band is legend !! No question about this.
I remember being at the Rutgers University pub in the early 80's and seeing Mad Dog playing literally in front of 50 people there. I loved seeing him then and now!
Clarence was the reason I became a saxophonist. I only hope to be a member of a band like this some day
MY G I hope you live that dream too! That is the ultimate dream. E STREET made so many bits of magic and every single person makes it count, one piece missing and you notice big time.
No offense brother bands like these are over
Gotta love the dueling drum solos. Max and Mad Dog!
Max has that power and Mad Dog has that swing!
@@temporarystranger95 funny seeing you here, I always see you comment on Jake Thistle’s videos! lol
@@robertshea4652 Haha. Yeah, I like Jake. He’s a talented young man trying to carry the baton. Of course, Springsteen and the ESB are the standard bearers.
OMG, that was such fun! It takes me back to 1974 when I first heard this album and began my lifelong love of Bruce & the band. And to see David Sanchez & Vini Lopez in the band again, made it all the more special. Bravo!
Sorry mate, but it's David Sancious. Let's give him credit! 😉
Keith Brofsky My first time was in 1985. I was 15. Since the I'm fan.
Oh gosh!!!! How I adore this song but love, love “LOVE” BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN & the extraordinary “E STREET BAND!” They are just such a phenomenal group! Love them all! Love listening to them play & the fun that they all have together! ❤️
Damn, that was f***ing amazing!
The first River tour in 1980 was my first Bruce Show....hooked for life!!!
So cool that they played with the originals up there. Love it. Take'em all on the road!
Forever in my heart, in soul, in my head.
Good morning this is more fun than going to the gym!
Nils grew up 5 minutes from me, he was amazing back then and quite the gymnast.
Walter Johnson High, my uncle went there, too!
Yes brother I was there! You better believe it was awesome doing the shuffle that night!
Such a Gr8 early song. Fantastic preformance!! Makes me wanna dance. Always makes me Smile!!
i became a springsteen fan in 1984, but not with the bitusa.....with the wild the innocent and the e street shuffle...one of the greatest song..
The mighty Max Weinberg
That would be Vini Mad Dog Lopez on drums. Original drummer.
The last I saw him they did this. It was the highlights of a great evening!
ALWAYS LISTENING TO THE BOSS....TO THIS DAY JULY 2020 PANDEMIC! THUNDER.....ROAD!
Drums ❤❤❤
Unbeliveable great great great The BOSS & bis E Street Band. OMG.
The Boss!!!!!
“THE BEST!” He truly is “THE BOSS!” What an multitalented musician Bruce is & E Street Band is amazing! Could listen to them play forever!❤️
@@karenstrycharz1499 - So true!
Wow😍blown of my feet💯❤️
FANTASTICI!!!!
Brazil Love Bruce
Mad Dog has still got it! Damn.
Toată admirația și respect Bruce Springsteen!!
Excelente es de mi generación..
Goog job sir
Tremenda joya.
Bruce!!!
🎹🎻🎸🎺🎶🎵💞💞💗💖
Il più grande
👏👏👏🥰
歌声変わらんなあ、ホントに良い声😀
👍🤘🤘🌻♥️🤓
👌👌😘😘😘🎶🎶🎵🎵🎼🎸🎸
Once in East Rutherford he played 3 straight hours and when it was over we left and it was Morning! What a night.
I saw him open the then new Brendan Byrne arena in July 1981, I was 14. Almost 4 hours.
@@betsyduane3461 I was at that show! second row. he opened w/ Born to Run. the whole damn night was electrifying, its hard to put into words
Still handsome and hot ❤
What does he say at 4:32?
"We just fuckin made that man" haha he seems pretty psyched
@@joelennon-phillips8132 I thought he said, "we just fuckin' may die ya know".
Impressionante Max, alla batteria... 😊🤗😍😘🎶🎶🎶🎶💘❤️💋💯💯💯
Slipknot's drummer dad did alright.
Is Vini Lopez a good drummer?
the dog said, "they make america great everytime." - tenderbastrad.com
Why the Hell is Weinberg even playing on this? I want to hear how Vinnie Lopez would play it, all these years later! He KILLED it on those first two albums! So much more soul than Weinberg!
Steven so badly wants to be Keith.
Don’t we all!
Luckiest musicians in the world. Back up bands don’t belong in the RRHOF.