… Bruce Springsteen record. And for all Springsteen’s support of current causes, what comes
from his music … The E Street Band makes music as a group, but a group in which we can hear …

… is his love of rock ’n’ roll. “I had serious ideas about rock music,” he told the New Musical
Express in … It’s serious fun: Springsteen has mastered the tricky balancing act of taking his music …

Bruce Springsteen's reputation stands as the voice of white workingclass America, the
heroic poet-everyman of the Rust Belt's white ethnic working class and its intelligentsia. Most …

… A seething disgust at the state of America compelled BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN into one of the
most eventful years of his storied career. There was a raging new album, Wrecking Ball. His …

… historians – and duly criticised by Simon Frith and Angela McRobbie in their seminal 1978
essay ‘Rock and Sexuality’ – rock music has been seen as an expression of authentic male …

… surround him concerned the E Street Band, and his relationship to it. The E Street Band is a
crucial part … At the beginning of the set on the Rising tour (documented on Bruce Springsteen …

… 'I saw rock 'n' roll future and its name is Bruce Springsteen. And on a night when I needed
to feel young, he made me feel like I was hearing music for the very first time.' …

… Utilizing the early career of Bruce Springsteen during the 1970s … rock criticism. I argue that
hype should be understood in three distinct ways: as a result of material changes in the music …

… from Danny Federici and Clarence Clemons). The specific influence of the tour is felt in the
presence of Morello, who joined the newly expanded E Street Band in the summer of 2012 as …

Bruce Springsteen has often referred to Elvis Presley as the primary inspiration in his own
vocational journey. This essay considers Elvis’ complex significance over the long course of …