Bruce Springsteen - Detroit - Ramblin' Gamblin' Man - 11/13/2009

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  • Wow, further proof that people on the internet aren't able to communicate with each other without becoming utter morons.

    I'm a fan of both Springsteen and Seeger, am a Michigan native, and was actually at this concert...anybody who is offended that Bruce decided to play this needs to get their head examined. He was paying tribute to a local hero, and a guy who is a FRIEND of his, that's why he says "We love you Bobby" at the end. It's not an insult to honor a local musician and a friend.

  • It takes some balls to go to Detroit and do a Seger cover.

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  • the fans chose that song for bruce and he obliged . It was after the 1st set and it became a version of can you play this .The fans picked the songs , wrote the requests on placecards and Bruce played them . ( with the help of a telemonitor for the lyrics ) see other vids Higher and higher or Van's brown eyed girl on this page . Always has done covers in his sets and us fans who have seen him countless times enjoy them , in fact used to be one of the highlites . Devilinabluedressringabelldips­hit

  • One of my favorite Seger songs. Bruce did a great job!!

  • Since when is a musician playing ONE song from another musician during a set considered an insult? That has always been considered paying homage to musical influences. Last three concerts I attended, Night Ranger did Ozzy's "Crazy Train," Styx did the Beatles' "I Am The Walrus," and *Bob Seger* himself did both a blues track I didn't recognize as well as "Little Drummer Boy." Get over it!

  • I can't believe all the critics on here.  Bruce sang this one as a request and expressed his affection towards Seger. Of course, he's not going to blow his voice out trying to match Seger in Seger's youth. Even Bob can't get close to a "Bullet" performance anymore, but who cares. They can both still send chills up my spine.

  • Bruce looks fantastic! He'll never sing like Seger but his spirit and joy while performing will never be surpassed. I love them both.

  • @TelecontarElessar I was also at the show. you are 100% correct. these people are just looking for things to bitch about. we know the truth.

  • he did it as good as any band does it now, unless you are referring to the singing.. He's bruce springsteen, he cant sing like that

  • I think Springsteen's voice here is to raspy to give it the hard edge that Seger could back in 68. Still a great cover and he's rockin this song with everything he's got. Thanks Bruce.

  • Seger is a motivational singer , Springsteen is a power singer , totally different singing but there both legends if you don't like the cover move along to the thousands of other times seger has covered this song , Personally think Springsteen did a great job...

  • Local?? Seger is NOT LOCAL hes as known in the business as Springsteen is... this was a great tribute to Bob...

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