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Bruce Springsteen - Jungleland (Live 1980)

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Uploaded on Mar 27, 2010

Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - Jungleland at Capital Centre in Landover, Maryland on November 24/1980

R.I.P. Big Man

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  • David Cappel

    David Cappel 2 months ago

    The greatest live performer ever. Always hungry and haunted, always exploding into rock'n'roll. Thanks for uploading this.

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  • MsBrucejuice

    MsBrucejuice 2 months ago

    Thanks David, you're welcome, yessss, it's really great:-)

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  • mikehenson20

    mikehenson20 1 year ago

    Big Man you were awesome till the day you died. I'll raise my glass to the best God Damned Rock n Roll sax player that ever lived.

    RIP Clarence Clemons

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  • JRCrowley

    JRCrowley 1 year ago

    Poetry, motherfuckers.

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  • Noodleydoo

    Noodleydoo 5 days ago

    Just hearing the majesty of ever part of this song, from the lyrics to the orchestration, makes me sad in a way. Are we even capable of creating great art like this anymore?

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  • UltraDroid1

    UltraDroid1 2 months ago

    Magic - no other word describes it.

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  • Betsy d

    Betsy d 4 months ago

    wow, i saw Bruce twice at the cap center...right around this time....what memories of those days!

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  • misslauren66

    misslauren66 4 months ago

    Substituting Little Steven for Bruce on that solo after the second chorus doesn't seem right, but otherwise this version *kicks*.

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    Purnima Thaker Dhorajiwala 5 months ago

    evergreen...in every way.....

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  • truenorther

    truenorther 5 months ago

    Your always aloud to hug me anyday1

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    truenorther 5 months ago

    You can always Kiss the guys, we like that!

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  • cynicallefty

    cynicallefty 6 months ago

    If we are talking in terms of rock & roll saxophone, King Curtis is the father, Bobby Keys is the son and the Big Man is the Holy Spirit. I give credit to King Curtis and Keys just for the sheer amount of performers that they worked with...Clarence doesn't need any of that. Even if he had never worked with Ringo Starr or Jackson Browne or anyone else, his stuff with Bruce would still enshrine him as one of the greats, not just a great sax player, but a great rock & roller

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