Johnny,sem dúvida nenhuma...o melhor de todos,de sempre... E as entrevistas sao maravilhosas.... impossível não amar Moro no Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷 e fui vê-lo nas três vezes que ele se apresentou aqui... INDESCRITÍVEL INIGUALÁVEL, ÚNICO Abraços 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Depression is real Listen to how he qualifies himself, one of best yet undercuts his abilities. He just can’t get enough out of life and music has been his vehicle. Thanks for the ride BOSS
I used to wait on Bruce and Patty (and later on, their kids) when I worked waiting tables in Beverly Hills. They would come in and be so down to earth, just being regular people and sometimes reading the paper . They used to come in pretty frequently.
Wow wow and awesome. What a great wake up way too early 4 a day off 😃 between the Bono interview and Bruce interview my mind is blown 🥳 the best artists ever 😃😃
Also, those of you who haven’t seen the Letter to You documentary: you’ve got to see it. It’s beautiful, spellbinding, highly personal, and deeply affecting. What makes it so are Bruce’s meditations and narration about life, death, and his career-it’s far more than just a live performance of the record. It’s gotten relatively little attention because it’s only on Apple TV, but you can get it free for a week and then cancel.
Happy that Someday We'll Be Together made it onto the album. Bruce's very strong and faithful delivery of this classic, the last #1 song of the 1960's, is the perfect counterpoint and tribute to Diana Ross' sweet lovely delivery.
10:23 shout out to Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes. Jon Bon Jovi wanted to be an Asbury Juke, when he grew up. Southside was his hero he aspired to be!
Hoping he finds a way to work in some ballads during the tour. He wrote some of the best in his career during lockdown (Moonlight Motel, One Minute You’re Here, and others). First time I saw Bruce nearly 40 years ago he said to the audience, “We’re gonna do a long show tonight…” then he invited us to sit for a bit while he played some quieter numbers. The change of pace was nice because a Bruce show is so high energy you need to rest a bit, regardless of your age.
I think he is naturally shy. Plus he probably thought he’d have to answer a lot of dumb questions back in the day. Now he’s opened up a lot what with his book, etc. I think he even found that the interviews can be fun. Plus even Bruce wants to sell his records. This interview was good. I’d been dying to find out how he formulated the team.
Thank you for letting us find you, as we find ourselves in your music...
For me, the greatest songwriter and live performer of all time.
AGREE
@@Marklevasseur1960 Most overrated
Johnny,sem dúvida nenhuma...o melhor de todos,de sempre...
E as entrevistas sao maravilhosas.... impossível não amar
Moro no Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷 e fui vê-lo nas três vezes que ele se apresentou aqui... INDESCRITÍVEL
INIGUALÁVEL, ÚNICO
Abraços 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Definitely the best performer. I think Bob Dylan is the best songwriter .
@@mariogmajner6549 Trump is that you
Depression is real
Listen to how he qualifies himself, one of best yet undercuts his abilities. He just can’t get enough out of life and music has been his vehicle. Thanks for the ride BOSS
Für mich der größte nach Elvis .
Liebe ihn und höre ihn jeden tag.habe auch sein buch.einfach der Beste. Der Boss ❤
Bruce is such a gift to the world! Can't wait to see him perform next year.
73 and still talking down names, and able to be civil and approachable.
Got a lot left in the tank.
G.O.A.T
That was just a beautiful interview; THANK YOU, my first Springsteen concert was in New Brunswick, NJ in 1973.
The great great Bruce Springsteen !!!!!!!
Wie kriege ich das gespeichert,
I used to wait on Bruce and Patty (and later on, their kids) when I worked waiting tables in Beverly Hills. They would come in and be so down to earth, just being regular people and sometimes reading the paper . They used to come in pretty frequently.
Great interview! I love to hear Bruce laugh, almost as much as I love to hear him sing!!
Fabulous interview Edith. You have such a sincere interview style it got great responses. Very enjoyable and insightful.
Your are truly boss, I am from Nepal and have been following your music since 1984 and feel joyous being with you all these years with great music.
Thanks my beloved
Man darf nicht vergessen. Wie alt er schon ist und macht noch solche Konzerte einfach wunderbar der Mann
Wunderbare Frau auch.❤
Wow wow and awesome. What a great wake up way too early 4 a day off 😃 between the Bono interview and Bruce interview my mind is blown 🥳 the best artists ever 😃😃
This will be One of the major hits for the Boss
man and folks are already
wanting more Ol School
Soul 👌👍
The Boss is also the GOAT
AGREE
Both relaxed! Excellent interview.
Hello Fatima
How’re you doing?
Thanks for all your love and support, also for being an amazing fan.
It’s nice meeting you here ❤😊
I really enjoyed the great interview with Bruce, and you were very spontaneous...Edhit.
Also, those of you who haven’t seen the Letter to You documentary: you’ve got to see it. It’s beautiful, spellbinding, highly personal, and deeply affecting. What makes it so are Bruce’s meditations and narration about life, death, and his career-it’s far more than just a live performance of the record. It’s gotten relatively little attention because it’s only on Apple TV, but you can get it free for a week and then cancel.
great interview. an interview about the music. how novel. more of this type of interview. kudos
Happy that Someday We'll Be Together made it onto the album. Bruce's very strong and faithful delivery of this classic, the last #1 song of the 1960's, is the perfect counterpoint and tribute to Diana Ross' sweet lovely delivery.
Nice interview, Edith!
Great interview!!
Just seen this interview and THE MESSIAH letting us know how he produces miracles for us all to enjoy. Once again thanks for doing the work boss.
really good interview
Fantastic interview.
Nice job. Really enjoying all these interviews Bruce is giving in support of Only The Strong, the two previous albums, and the tour.😊
10:23 shout out to Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes. Jon Bon Jovi wanted to be an Asbury Juke, when he grew up. Southside was his hero he aspired to be!
he's a great musician who can do whatever he's doing, he's a perfect one
Man, you can really say that and it's very experienced
Hello Manuelalaaberg
How’re you doing?
Thanks for all your love and support, also for being an amazing fan.
It’s nice meeting you here ❤😊
Thanks Manuelalasberg❤️🙂
Hoping he finds a way to work in some ballads during the tour. He wrote some of the best in his career during lockdown (Moonlight Motel, One Minute You’re Here, and others). First time I saw Bruce nearly 40 years ago he said to the audience, “We’re gonna do a long show tonight…” then he invited us to sit for a bit while he played some quieter numbers. The change of pace was nice because a Bruce show is so high energy you need to rest a bit, regardless of your age.
The 70's shows were prerequisite to the marathon concerts he put on. Amazing performer, and a very talented writer! End result......THE BOSS!
Bruce's version of Nightshift is a masterpiece.
I agree, love it too.
I agree. My favorite.
Mi canción preferida en un album absolutamente maravilloso.I love Bruce forever
Love him doing the sun ain’t gonna shine on the album.
Eres un grande 😘🇦🇷
G.O.A.T
AGREE
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Great interview, I assume the interviewer was off to a fancy dress party afterwards
Why is the volume so frickin low?
tha volumes fine son
Check your sound. Nothing wrong with the volume
Get the wax out.
❤️
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Springsteen in his hey day wouldn't do Talk Shows, now he tours the globe promoting his latest albums on Talk Shows,, 180 degree change of tact..
I think he is naturally shy. Plus he probably thought he’d have to answer a lot of dumb questions back in the day. Now he’s opened up a lot what with his book, etc. I think he even found that the interviews can be fun. Plus even Bruce wants to sell his records. This interview was good. I’d been dying to find out how he formulated the team.
Wanna know how many songs I didn't use on my new album? A lot more than 40.
As in 40 songs. 😄
Bruce if your listening I would love for you to do Westbound #9 and Somebody’s been Sleeping! Just a thought..💙
Flambing Ember's 'Westbound #9 " would be amazing. His voice is ideally suited to it.