Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - Jungleland (Live in New York City)

[@FlameThrower-fg4ss]

This is one of the greatest songs ever written. Period.

[@kitgusto2390]

True that

[@aidanoneill3730]

Absolutely

[@8695alex]

You can say the same for most of the songs Springsteen wrote....

[@sw4nny1985]

@flame thrower4409 Toss up between this and Thunder Road.

[@FlameThrower-fg4ss]

@@sw4nny1985 funny enough, junglelands my favorite song of all time and thunder roads my second lol

[@julieclark5636]

Greatest sax solo of all time - there will NEVER be another Big Man ❤

[@123mymona]

Seriously!

[@JaayEmm]

Damn Straight

[@johnstringer653]

Jake Clemmons is doing a great job on Sax too❤

[@johnrwalker53]

@@johnstringer653 It's Criminal that Bruce doesn't play this every concert as a Tribute to the Big Man!!

[@kimdelorme6314]

For sure❤❤🙏

[@sherrimaggio164]

The sax solo tells the whole story….it’s still going on somewhere out in the universe ❤️

[@JoshuaXYZ]

When the big man joined the band.

[@brucespringsteen2985]

Hello Sherri How are you doing? It's nice meeting you here!

[@timoconnor8520]

@@brucespringsteen2985 HOLY crow!!! Is that really you, Bruce? You are far and away one of my all-time favorite performers. Thanks for all the tunes and memories. Man-oh-day, but you rock, my brother!!

[@BeachJedi101]

❤

[@Quadromodo]

We heard it here on Zeta Reticula.

[@abbyk3377]

To the 430 people who down voted this masterpiece, you all have no clue what great music is. In my opinion, this is quite possibly the best song ever written. I've been listening to Bruce for as long as I've been alive, including in utero. That sax solo is everything that's beautiful in this world, it has always made me cry every time I hear it for as long as I can remember. I'm so grateful I was able to see the Boss live before Big Man died. Hands down, the BEST concert I've ever been to. This entire album is GOLD and has helped me tremendously through the worst breakup of my life. Many thanks to the one and only Boss and the E Street band 😭❤️🙏

[@paulbuchanan4770]

Couldn't agree with you more. The Born to Run album might the greatest record ever produced from start to finish.

[@pegmarinello4175]

"THE BOSS"

[@JeremyDeBose]

This video is the reason they now hide dislikes.

[@jamesmaiorana1875]

Said so well. If you like music but don't like this. Your fucken brain.dead

[@mosermom5474]

Goes further than not knowing music, bouncing off their entire existence because they haven't found their souls yet.

[@josephkelly4859]

I used to blast this song full volume out of my car at night as I drove alone around the Welsh hills. Scared an awful lot of sheep, but man I wasn't in Wales I was burning up the New Jersey turnpike!!! The priceless gift that Bruce and his songwriting gave me was a belief in myself and the knowledge that there was something better out there. I'm 66 now and yes, life's been pretty good to me. Thank you Bruce!

[@thecatholicnetwork1167]

@brucespringsteen-music Hi Bruce, thank you so much for replying. I live in Wrexham, north Wales! When I was a lad of 17 I bought a battered old '65 Tele from my local music store and cleaned it up. Trawled record shops in search of Telecaster players I could learn from. Saw this brilliant mono album cover in one shop window with this incredibly cool dude in a leather jacket playing a Tele just like mine. Went in and bought Born to Run - never looked back. Gigging saved my life in every way possible, and your songs got me over all the walls. Went on to a career in publishing, but still strumming the occasional chord, and still got the '65 Tele!! Been out there at most all of your UK gigs over the years - and still on that midnight run!

[@melissatyree566]

Joseph kelly...you know every once in a while we should stop and thank bruce and tesb for everything they have given us like fabulous music that will last forever ❤️ Melissa from ohio. Usa

[@A2Preservations]

That sax solo is the most epic solo in rock and roll history.. no doubt!!!

[@sammer3303]

Love Clarence

[@susanmoreland2671]

👍

[@andyburge7358]

oh yeah - no doubt. Clarence was a genius .. RIP big man

[@romankalin5507]

Check out the promised land, more epic sax solo my opinion

[@mightress]

When i heard jungleland intro first time after clerence died i thought this is going to end badly, than jake started playing and all around me including myself had tears in the eyes. RIP big man.

[@grantmoser5752]

Clarence and Bruce deserve all the props they are getting in the comments. But can we please take a quick moment to recognize how good Stevie’s solo was?

[@Ufferevben]

Best comment ever😂

[@brianwade879]

Love the whole band. ❤️😎

[@jsome2348]

and professor killed it the whole time!

[@ckpetrillo]

That piano intro and close are just the most beautiful pieces of music out there.

[@barbaramccroy8663]

I agree Stevie’s solo was “razor sharp “ I know when I first started listening to this song it started out with such great lyrics and musically a lot was going on and I remembered your comment so I made sure to watch fir Stevie’s solo and it was actually “bad ass” but everybody in this performance was so into it and what a great song to be into .✌️

[@sa65cn1]

I have been to hundreds of concerts and nobody beats Springsteen. You have to see him to understand. The best live performer of all time

[@sosexymagazinerobinwatkins8467]

TRUE

[@robdavis9480]

1000% agree, I've seen many artists live, none come close to the Boss..

[@nigelcreasy6046]

Yep totally agree

[@dckiddos4112]

I agree. Saw him when I was 16 in 2004 and had not really understood his brilliance yet. Best concert ever. No one ever has had the heart of the crowd like Bruce and Clarence

[@RandomKissFan0815]

Maybe together with Mercury but you are totally right

[@JohnEHess]

... and that, friends, is why he's called "The Boss."

[@Joe_Sheffield]

Yet he absolutely hates it. 😂

[@massimoMalizia-r8l]

Yes you are right about that. That saxophone solo is the best by the big man.

[@Broald5]

My favourite live version of any song. Doesnt get better than this

[@massimoMalizia-r8l]

Yep you are right about that. I miss the big man. He is one hell of a saxophone player.

[@pcz5233]

It's July 2020 and to this day I cannot get enough of The Big Man's solo In this tune. Truely fuckin' epic.

[@jasonbarbush4991]

epics do fuck for sure.

[@tatianaroveda]

Its been 9 years since we lost Clarence- This one's for you Big man..We miss you..

[@infamousholdenn2759]

This sax solo will be performed by me at my fathers funeral

[@robertofatiganti2251]

i brividi salgono e le lacrime scendono, mitico clarence

[@terryjolly1564]

🙏❤️

[@toddheard2250]

One of the greatest songs ever written. The piano solo by Roy and when Clarence takes front Stage just brings a tear to me eye and still gives me goosebumps every time I hear this song even after 40 yrs.

[@johntweedly8170]

Is there ever been a solo like that? Can imagine so

[@joycecandido6317]

This is a movie ....one of the most poignant rock and roll songs ever written with epic musicians beyond legend, each and everyone. RIP BIG MAN , YOU RULED ❤️

[@doreenmorrison9407]

Me Too!!

[@doreenmorrison9407]

Clarence Was The MAN. Saw them twice, loved Bruce, he gives 150%, one of the BEST CONCERTS EVER SAW. When Clarence died, I felt like a friend died. He seemed so sweet and Kind and a TREMENDOUS TALENT!!

[@doreenmorrison9407]

A Huge LOSS!!

[@chester-chickfunt900]

Bruce is a modern day Mozart. He has deeply impacted my life. Thank you.

[@ColleenCupido]

@@chester-chickfunt900 What is MOST important to a truly great artist? Not money, fame or power. My own belief...if this were what was most important, then person in question could Not Create truly great art. What, then? To know he or she has made a positive impact on lives of total strangers while on this earth, and future generations after said artist passes from this earth. My belief, anyway.

[@aidanoneill3730]

RIP Clarence Clemons. He would've been 80 today. Rest easy Big Man.🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️🎷🎷🎷

[@turdferguson3297]

I was 20 something when the towers fell and mostly listened to rap music. I knew born in the USA and dancing in the dark but then the rising came out and he performed at the superbowl and my city of ruins was on the fundraising commercials for 9/11 and I liked what I heard so I dove deep and bought the dvds of this concert and I saw live in Barcelona on tv and bought that dvd and was hooked. Then went through a tough break up with a girl I’d been with since high school. Over ten years. Lowest point in my life you can guess where I was. Luckily I had a dvd tv in my car and a big sound system from my rap music. I watched the dvds everywhere I went and along the way Bruce saved my life. It’s a spiritual connection that his music reaches that’s why he’s the best. Best live performer ever. No question. Now I’m 43 with my first child. A 4 and half year old son who is literally my mini me. I’d play Bruce for him when I’d change his diapers. Now close to five he steals my phone every chance he gets and puts on badlands and Atlantic City from this concert. Bruce is the only artist he knows by name and listens to him over and over and mimics his guitar playing and stage performance. Truly spiritual and transcendent. Fills my heart with the most happiness a person can feel. Sorry so long but to truly explain what this man has done for me and the world took a while. All I can say is it’s more than music it is truly a spiritual experience. Thanks to anyone who reads this whole post.

[@lucap.468]

God bless you! All the best from Germany❤

[@ColleenCupido]

@@turdferguson3297 Let's see...finest album, Born to Run, including title song, Tenth Avenue Freeze Out, Possibly the most erotic rock song of all time, Thunder Road. That doesn't cover Born in the USA, Glory, Dancing in the Dark, Hungry Heart, Badlands, The River....getting my gist?

[@WilliamNicholson-vt9yy]

Could not have said it better thank you 🇱🇷

[@AlexB-hs2bm]

god bless for CT brotha keep hanging strong

[@victoriastevens8652]

That is absolutely beautiful!

[@christopherlafayette6528]

I’m convinced, you can write a whole film to this song.

[@way2golf496]

That s actually a good idea

[@chrissyblanton3377]

I used this song when I taught 11th grade American Literature as the example of one of the greatest American poems. It has everything and is astonishing in its perfection❤️

[@coryobrien8879]

Why hasn’t that happened?

[@christopherlafayette6528]

Pack O’Lies, great question.

[@lucamolta]

well i think max winkler kind of has, charlie hunnam and jack o Connor are in the film yet to be released Jungleland and this song plays in the credits. Check it out it sounds great.

[@markastoforoff7838]

The sax solo in this song brings chills to my bones, so perfect. RIP MR CLARENCE CLEMONS. The world is poorer without your beautiful sound.

[@c.mdoeseverything1736]

I miss the big man..

[@marcuskeulertz5852]

@@c.mdoeseverything1736 me too. He was the most important part of the E-Street Band.

[@johnbondola3246]

Virtuoso - I read that Clarence said, "It took me 18 hours to get that solo right, just the way I wanted it, Perfect."

[@michaelsimpson3548]

I never knew him personally, but I remember standing in the front row when the Big Man looked straight into my eyes and pointed a finger at me. Brings tears into my eyes…..these times will NEVER come back to me (us) !!!

[@curtisrosselle9257]

miss him....Cousin Jake comes close, but big shoes to fill

[@gebo1808]

Bruce was in his early twenties when he wrote this song. Imagine…total genius! And Big Man is now rocking with the angels.

[@sammyhoffman4812]

How do we not hold this to the same level as Bohemian Rhapsody? It’s certified as one of the best songs ever written

[@teppoannala3577]

It is though? Certified masterpiece and a legendary song. On par with Bohemian Rapsody

[@kimdelorme6314]

Agreed ❤

[@jameseaster4506]

It’s better!!

[@989Nexus]

I think there’s just so much earnest pain and life experience in Jungleland that the grandiosity of Bohemian Rhapsody doesn’t really have business competing with…

[@Johnboy33545]

I'd have to lower my standards to claim this is at that level. Bruce is the Boss.

[@sswift238]

Just WOW. If that solo didn’t leave you puddle eyed then you have no soul

[@iangoldstraw6002]

And many a time it has...

[@penny6933]

Every time....

[@johntweedly8170]

So true.

[@johntweedly8170]

Can't agree so emotional

[@BobBaker-v9v]

Idiotic and ignorant.. Put down the crack pipe

[@georgiasgypsy]

You'd never imagine this when your young. I am now over 60...I was crying watching this. The song itself has been a part of me for decades. Why am I crying? My heart was breaking I guess...but in a way beyond words..for me.

[@markmath1]

I hear ya.

[@Luca-zv4ns]

Beautiful thing about music and Bruce especially - he can take you back to periods of your life and make you feel the feelings you forget you felt

[@michaelcampbell3280]

It's just unreal the best i have ever herd and I'm 60 also.

[@johnbondola3246]

touche, me too.

[@jimlanning4673]

Crying also - it's such a beautiful song and clarence killed it...I was Srpingsteen in 78, played piano and had the sheet music for Born to Run...I wore that out...Music touches our souls

[@karenflynn8728]

The Big Man’s most Epic sax solo...boy, he is missed..still.

[@JeremyDeBose]

Karen Flynn CENTURIES of KZbin videos available to watch but I watch this performance at least once a week.

[@chuckheineman1837]

He pours so much emotion into it that he draws it out of you.

[@johnbailey9864]

One and only

[@brianwade879]

@UC0CviOyIyalflqpHkp7lwo.,Q yes ! Draws it out ! Perfect description ! 🎷😎

[@marktascha7315]

Thinking at Big Man - i only can cry 😪 he was great

[@philly1776]

"And the poets down here don't write nothing at all they just stand back and let it all be"....My goodness what a powerful line! !!!!!!!

[@chrismarando7761]

I miss this man. I played his music to my son since he was born. He's 19 now and plays many horns. Thank you Bruce, Big man and the band, you have been a part of my life since I was 15. Love and blessed wishes. You are still my favourite band to date. XO

[@petere6162]

The best lyric Bruce has ever written

[@michaeloreilly2533]

@@petere6162 I’m kinda partial to “you ain’t a beauty but hey you’re alright”.

[@deborahbrooks5667]

@@petere6162 I also love "Barefoot girl sittin on the hood of a Dodge drinking warm beer in the soft summer rain"......the imagery, the poetry....

[@chrisstanco1147]

I’m a decent poet. But, I have never written a single line that compares to this line.❤

[@michaelreidperry3256]

Big Man’s solo is a prayer. The whole song is a prayer.

[@sirjock67]

Roy Bittan is ridiculously good

[@grahamohare6055]

Greatest live performer ever. Nobody comes close to his live shows

[@saschahoupt6177]

Freddie Mercury...? Nah JK.

[@michaelj2528]

Totally agree with you 110%

[@kennethchartrand4251]

Bruce and Freddie are the best performers ever and comparing Jungle Land to Bohemian Rhapsody is like comparing apples to apples. Us as fans are all winners :)

[@peterborovica8461]

I was lucky enough to see The Boss play live. Best concert I’ve ever been to.

[@martinpowell5769]

Sascha Houpt Absolutely no way - Mercury was good in the early days, but was just a front for what became noting more than a cabaret band after that - Fat bottomed Girls - bicycle Race - I want to break free - NEED I SAY ANYMORE. Queen realeased a handful of good songs - the majority of them in the very very early days

[@decadencewhimsyandsarcasm]

For years my dad and I argued about which was the greatest Springsteen song, him claiming thunder road and me jungleland.And then seeing the tour in 2009, when he was doing one of his classic albums in entirety each show, we in Cleveland got Born to Run. As this song finished my father turned to me, tears in his eyes, and said you’re right, this is his greatest

[@jer1er]

You were both wrong. It's Lost in the Flood. lol Everyone has their favorite. Just enjoy'em all. Badlands is pretty fucking awesome too.

[@flarrfan]

I'm with Dad, Thunder Road is the best song, but Jungleland is his best lyrical poetry, and the sax solo is epic.

[@szymonkunda2197]

Love the story!

[@JonB83]

The River, Thunder Road, Jungleland all rate up there for me with a bunch tied in a close 2nd.

[@kevinurban1963]

im with dad

[@alanwallace4413]

Such a beautiful moment between Bruce and Clarence at the end of that solo. That's what music does to souls who let it in.

[@angelomastri1416]

Alan Wallace that entire solo was like ice cream for the soul

[@conniejones7327]

THE Greatest Feeling!

[@samlongoria1612]

I know we have to grow old, but this really defines getting old sucks. Never again will I go to a stadium concert and witness the greatest rock and roll show, rock band, getting crazy excited with 60,000 people, everyone seemingly knowing the words to every song, people turning to each other when that one song they think is the best one off them all and just seeing everyone go crazy. When I die, and it's closer than my birth, I want a Springsteen concert playing above my urn. Thank you E STREET BAND, Thank you Bruce, and Clarence, meet me at the pearly gates play what ever song you want to and let me know I am in heaven.

[@AlanLavender]

Amen to that Sam - I'll be with ya.

[@anelladambrosio2513]

​@@AlanLavenderciao Alan! 🙋‍♀️😊😘💘🌅

[@jongallardo8006]

Don’t be sad it’s over. Be glad it ever happened

[@Snugglebug250]

Room for one more guys? What a send-off that would be, eh?

[@karenredd8314]

But if we weren't old we wouldn't have been blessed by being around with the greatest music this world will ever know. Led Zeppelin, Grand Funk, The Doors, Iron Butterfly, The Chambers Brothers- HENDRIX! So many more, so much more greatness. Yes, it's SO much worth it.

[@cosmodozer]

The sax solo gives me chills. It should give anyone who has a love for music chills. One of the greatest songs ever written, and the greatest sax player of all time.

[@paulorben6830]

I hear yee....wtf.....so inspiring. Gives me goose bumps.,....the magic.....no words can describe. I feel sad for folks who don't get this and so grateful I do .

[@BobBaker-v9v]

Lol. Ridiculous

[@twinton65]

From 4:24 to 7:30, that's three minutes and six seconds of the best in live music anywhere. Check out the Big Man at 4:15, a glimpse of his readiness. Miss him greatly.

[@keefriff99]

I love that shot...he was summoning the soul and passion required to nail the solo.

[@thevidi0t]

I want this 3:06 to play in an endless loop for me on my deathbed so it will be the last thing I hear in this life.

[@nicolaslabat1742]

The best solo

[@michaelj2528]

@@keefriff99 such a great shot of him

[@peteerickson9037]

Saw that tour in Phila. Best concert of my life

2008 - Arsenal Stadium - I didn't want to go. I went because I was begged to. Bruce was the person my Dad liked when he was alive. Then came Clarence's sax solo in Jungleland, like a kick to the gut it felt like he was playing it just to me, and I started crying. I have no idea why. Ever since, and 5 more Bruce concerts later, not a day goes by that I don't listen to Bruce. Life changing.

[@mkrbrtsn1]

Love the way Bruce has a word with the Big Man after his sax solo.

[@markphillips199]

I love you, is I am sure what he said!

[@frankdonaldsoncanadianking9651]

Bruce and Clarence Together Forever in this Beautifully Perfect Anthem! Thanks God! We Got to Live hearing such Greatness.

[@gsixuwlj]

The Big Man has performed many great live renditions of this epic sax solo, but this particular performance absolutely takes the cake! The gods of music literally entered his soul at 6:30.

[@doreenmorrison9407]

I Cried my Eyes when he died, too young

[@ipod4mode]

As a child I had the privilege of being called onstage to perform Waitin on a Sunny Day with Bruce and the band. I'll never forget that day, saying "take it big man" to the legend Clarence Clemons at the Madison Square Garden.

[@CPSJSMSUUMUGA]

Way cool. As an adult he once held the mike down to me during Promised Land to sing, a whole chorus of La, la, las. It was in Greenville, SC, in 2009.

[@deborahbrooks5667]

I thought Sunny Day came out on the Wrecking ball album which they toured on after C died....

[@ipod4mode]

​@@deborahbrooks5667It's from the rising, 2002

[@jefferyparsons5250]

The best lyricist of all time. Beautiful ,touching composition. I have been hanging on every note of his for 45 years. My sincere hope is that I die before Bruce Springsteen. I don’t want to live in a world where he does not exist.

[@BobBaker-v9v]

Lol

[@billyturbert7629]

CHILLS - everything about This. Piano intro, Bruce’s ever imaginative lyrical story, chord progression, Little Stevens guitar solo and CLARENCE!!!! And then the crowd. Bruce and the E street are a force !!

[@iangoldstraw6002]

i couldn't agree more. But i just love the that piano intro from Roy Bittan

[@dannilaser16]

@@iangoldstraw6002me too! Heavenly!

[@radiowriter16]

How do you top that?

[@jonathanborn9361]

The BOSS! saw him last night on the beach in Asbury. Magical. The crowd the sand the sounds of the waves, and then the music. Nothing like seeing Bruce in jersey and where it all started for him and e street. 74 and played 30 songs for almost 4 hrs. Closed out with Jersey girl, I got to kiss my beautiful wife as it played. I'll never forget it.

[@allan8371]

This was one of our favourites. She is gone now. I play it from time to time.

[@alanalan-uc4zb]

i am very sorry for you loss.

[@johnbags2525]

I’m sorry for ur loss. You still share the music

[@ryancoyle1595]

This is clearly one of the best rock and roll songs ever written

This IS the greatest song EVER written. PERIOD

[@putriscool]

The only songs that have a chance of beating it are also on the Born to Run album

[@themonroe654hd6]

Bohemian Rhapsody is up there also.

[@beth12svist]

I'd put Telegraph Road by Mark Knopfler / Dire Straits in the running, too... but don't make me choose between the two...

[@floydparr8006]

Jungleland is the greatest song ever. Nothing is close. I will never forget when I first bought and played Born to Run. What a great album, but when I reached the climax, Jungleland, I heard something special that I hadn't heard before or since. There is nothing that compares to Bruce's masterpiece.

[@crazyheart1976]

I almost agree....if it wasn't for Backstreets. But you take away Backstreets then this song wins...hands down.

[@chrisrichardson9591]

Close your eyes and listen to Clarence from 4:25 to 7:10. That's heaven.

[@fiesty164]

Even without Bruce, the E street band is one of the greatest bands in rock history. An unmatched collection of talent.

[@janetmobilia9572]

Best sax solo ever on earth. What a loss.

[@bendaly7889]

My wife is a music teacher in a school and I've been telling her for years this song is the ultimate music lesson. Magic

[@deborahbrooks5667]

I have a friend who teaches writing in college and she uses this as an example of excellent imagery, rising action, tragedy....etc..

[@NickBagel]

Clarence Clemons entering the scene at 4:26 is an unmatched moment in the history of music. Long live The Big Man

[@marynijholt5589]

So sad, bye Clarence

[@levsheinfeld5553]

The piano player is absolutely insane. I could watch a camera focused on just his fingers on the keyboard the entire song.

[@bradleyhovious8931]

Will always remind me of the 70's and friends lost.

[@lemmy7pd]

Solche Lieder werden heute nicht mehr geschrieben, aus den Harmonie könnte macht man heute ein ganzes Album. Danke Bruce, danke Clarence -unvergessen

[@dianeomalley8224]

Only a genius can wrIte songs like this. The piano intro,Clarence midway is haunting with the drums in the background n just as u think it’s gonna end Bruce is singing solo with just the sound of tinkling piano keys and then. Simply awesome

[@mxschrtt9194]

I was front row in June 23, 2000 (not for this show) and they played Meeting + Jungleland.. It was just interstellar.. Plus Sandy in opening of the second encore..

[@romainmignon5136]

yes this song is one of his greatest if not the greatest

[@johnnevo7781]

Brilliant. Truly Brilliant. I am a musician. I KNOW good music. THIS was BRILLIANT... The whole thing. Keyboard, Clarence, The Boss, even his wife. BRILLIANT!!!!!

[@conradwood3617]

Love the boss!!! Nothing does as father’s in his 60’s that has kids (young adults now) that appreciate and love Bruce & the E street!!

[@sphillyfanatic7451]

Goodness Clarence’s incredible solo just makes me cry the whole time he’s playing..what a legend

[@Joe_Sheffield]

I was today years old when I realised that the future of rock and roll was this 75 year old genius. Bruce, we ❤❤❤you. Love and respect to Pattie, you and your family, and all of the E Street family. And I'd course... Rest in peace big man. This song wouldn't be the same without you! ❤❤❤❤

[@melissatyree566]

Prayers and love for Patti who has blood cancer.😢

[@doreenmorrison9407]

This is Phenomenal but makes me cry, miss Clarence SOO MUCH!!! The Greatest ❤❤❤

[@macscott1292]

Roy Bittan has to be the best rock pianist on the planet! As well as accomplished classical.

[@DAVID-fh5ck]

For 35 years I always thought Thunder Road was #1. I was wrong. Jungleland is #1. The Big Man's finest work. WOW what poetry from the Boss. Masterpiece.

[@michaelcoy1617]

My God, the Big Man was so pure on this night!

[@kevindonnelly7527]

This was Clarence's song.

[@mariaguarraci1283]

He always was

[@ccr534]

Rochester NY 1976. Raise your hand if a Springsteen concert was also one of the greatest nights of your life. 'Cause no matter how many people tell us we are divided, he never gets tired of telling us we are all in this together.

[@robduncan2816]

Clarence's solo makes my soul fly. it feels like im in the clouds looking down at a beautiful green earth where everyone is happy and in love, with children laughing and playing, with animals running about and harmony within all of it. RIP Big Man, till we meet again, my friend.

[@cygnus-studios]

The Big Man... His sax solo on this song still makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up to this very day... It doesn't get any more soulful than that, on any instrument. RIP Clarence, you're sorely missed.

[@billschreiber3114]

I always come back to this recording of Jungleland, my favorite by far. If Clarence doesn't just pull your heart out of your body, you probably need to see a cardiologist. Oh and one of my favorite verses ever "The poets down here don't write nothing at all, they just stand back and let it all be."

[@mikek7190]

I faw Bruce live for the first time a few weeks ago. During the concert I felt more cleansed and bathed in spirituality than I ever have in any church. It was like I was at a revival.

[@pablochoq]

RIP Big Man!!! Still get choked up when I hear this song and his sax solo…. This is an absolute masterpiece!!!

[@WilliamPerez-jc7xl]

An absolute masterpiece. True one of the greatest songs ever written.

[@WilliamPerez-jc7xl]

I'm in San Diego@brucespringsteen-music Ca now. However every show of yours was in Los Angeles. Great shows and wonderful memories.

[@Elke_KB]

I was at this concert. It was the first time I saw him live. To this day one of the best live performers I have seen.

[@gerdknerr7008]

Absolutely 🦊

[@gearldbuck1852]

I envy you so much! Just to be there!

[@davidmcmahon2720]

What year was this?

[@anelladambrosio2513]

​@@davidmcmahon2720ciao David/🙋‍♀️😍😘💘🌅

[@anelladambrosio2513]

​@@davidmcmahon2720ciao David!🙋😊😘💘🌅

[@papa-ql3xb]

Scooter and the Big Man doing it the way they did for flippin' YEARS! Not to forget the whole rest of the crew! Saw them first in 75, loved them then, loved them ever since. RIP Clarence and Danny. Rock on all the rest! I'll love you til I don't have a breath left in my body. God bless you all for all the joy all these years!!!!

[@adaptivo3692]

Amazing to have such a snapshot of when a great artist is completely alive, awake and inspired to articulate in such an epic way. This oozes anger, tenderness, vitriol, poetry, sensitivity and goodness. This song has kept me company for over 30 years.

[@HighSpeedNoDrag]

Bruce wrote EVERY song he performs and or sings. True Singer Song Writer, Amen.

[@davidrosen3970]

I have listened to this perhaps 150 to 200 times, conservative estimate. I never get tired of listening, watching, feeling my pulse come alive, feel chills. Always. Thanks Bruce.

[@liberpettis9228]

The same feelings to me every time I listen to it!!!!!!!!!! Fu..ing amazing song!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@BarbaraHeymering]

I saw Bruce over 35 years ago and it was the closest experience to church I have ever had. So full of joy.

[@Stasiaflonase]

This is my favorite Springsteen song. Clarence’s solo brings me to tears every time.

[@TheMojo78]

The first time I heard this song was when I was 15, I lay on the floor and was spell bound by it. Listened to it again and again. Still listening to it after all these years

[@michaelnickas5672]

When my sister was killed in 1984 the thing that held my 5 brothers and 2 sisters together was Mr. Springsteen. For weeks we would simultaneously arrive at the cemetery to spend hours from daytime into the night. We played the album Born in the USA, then swing into Born to Run. We blasted the songs from one of the cars. Maryanne loved Bruce like all the siblings. Played it so loud so she could hear us. We laughed, cried, and eventually survived. Thank you E Street Band. You helped a wounded family Heal!!! Forever Grateful.

[@ColleenCupido]

@@michaelnickas5672 Cherished memory...in sister's car, sunroof open, sunshine, loudly playing the Eagles on radio, while Kathy drove Fast

[@evanpenn1]

How does a song like this ever get written? I am not even religious, but it almost had to be divine intervention.

[@k.chriscaldwell4141]

I have never cared much for the sax, except when Clemons plays it. The _Jungleland_ solo gives me goosebumps every time.

[@judithcordary2048]

How can Clarence not just WEEP when he plays this genius song?

[@jimestep560]

The piano holds the entire song together. Genius.

[@nathanhan2089]

"The Magic Rat drove his sleek machine...over the Jersey State line..." - Springsteen is hands down, the greatest singer/songwriter in modern history....from ballads to anthems, to folk to jazz....to rock & roll masterpieces....he writes & performs them all. Bravo, Mr. Springsteen.

[@luisacoquemala7505]

The first time I heard this legendary song was in 2010, in a small town in Brazil. I listen to it daily till today, more than 10 years afterwards. It changed my life. Amazing!

[@robertfulton5569]

You are awesome....

[@WDC33]

Lifelong fan of Bruce , Clarence & E Street , never was able to see them live , gotta say I'm 57 and that solo makes me feel the same way as when I first heard it , only difference is the tears .

[@jscobie4]

Greatest live performance of all time. Utter brilliance

[@jimmyjames2170]

The smile on the Professor’s face @ 0:40 when he plays the trills on the piano.... priceless ~

[@pitsto]

" it ain't. No sin to be glad you're alive." Those lyrics came later but it's how I feel. Thanks Bruce

[@robertruiz7109]

Man I'm so glad Jungleland was captured on film. To me it captured the raw voice of Bruce singing it with all his heart. Listening to Clarence Clemonts belting it on the sax just blew me away.Its been years since I've been to a Bruce Springsteen concert and this just brought back so many memories of when my wife and me would see them at the Houston Coloseum back in the 70s .

[@alasippijd1609]

My 17 year old son watched this with me. He had never heard Springsteen or the E-Street Band. His comment, "Dad, that's like a ten minute Broadway play. Best I've ever seen or heard". Smart son. My personal belief is Jungle Land or Like A Rolling Stone is the best rock song ever written. They're both rooted in the Northeast, they tell an incredible story and the music on both is absolutely perfect, the pauses perfect, the instrumentation perfect...simply perfect songs and both worthy of being number one ever.

[@mxsthxted]

I'm 17 year old too, and I think Bruce Springsteen epitomises class, he's songs always tell a good story that reaches to the depths of your soul and touches and transforms your person, bringing you into another world and blessing your ears. Absolutely perfect.

[@grahamwhitehead2332]

As the years go by, the more I realise what a genius Bruce is and how good the band are. RIP Clem.

[@CCB5er34]

INCREDIBLE, SHATTERING, MAGNIFICENT. SPEECHLESS. CLEMONS, OTHERWORLDLY, GORGEOUS. BRUCE, LEADER, THE BEST, NO WORDS.

[@sw-sq5gk]

No words. Indeed

[@helemaeeero]

Propably my favorite live version of jungleland

[@keefriff99]

Absolutely my favorite...everything about it is sublime. The planets aligned for this performance.

[@helemaeeero]

@@keefriff99 well maybe the performance in tempe 1980 was better actually now that I have thinked about it

[@michaelj2528]

Totally agree, He kept me going when times where tough , he helped me through.

[@helemaeeero]

@@michaelj2528 we all have been there brother, just keep on going

[@susanmoreland2671]

Me2

[@WillJ5112]

Where Bruce got this song from cannot not be fathomed by those of us who can only marvel at how it is delivered.Leaves the audience exhausted as along with his magnificent talented band he delivers another spellbinding performance.

[@melissatyree566]

I have tried over and over to write a song, just lyrics nothing else. No way. Songwriters are blessed people 🙏 ❤️.

[@lindanorris2455]

SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO GORGEOUS, BRUCE & CLARANCE WE MISS YOU SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH!

[@ryanhallwrites]

This song really is a masterpiece. The tension of the piano under everything. The hopelessness of the organ solo that comes in after the Big Man's solo transitoioning to the hopefulness of the piano solo. The shot of Clarence before his solo getting his mind and heart right - and make no mistake, he bled his entire soul into that horn. And the Boss' vocals...man, this song is a masterpiece. And I've seen several commenters mentioning how young Bruce was when he wrote this song. I think Gregg Allman was 19 when he wrote Whipping Post and Dreams - perhaps the Allman's two best known songs. Anyway, I'm really grateful to be rediscovering Bruce as I have. I need to see him live.

[@fierymoon2835]

And those unearthly wails....I mean....no words to describe the power

[@reonparrott7786]

One day, a lifetime from now, people will watch this and be truly in awe. Cinematic, operatic, beyond words beautiful

[@susanmoreland2671]

Agree

[@cmcolfax1]

So very true Brother. People will rediscover this song. This live performance of it. And will be in awe of the passion, the power, and the talent of REAL artists; and will ask "What have we done?"

[@johnbailey9864]

The Big Man no one can do it better

[@matteoliberti1838]

Just... love... what other?! Loving music by the best, by the boss... Thanks, Bruce. Thanks...

[@frk75]

Bruce epic prog moment of his career, my favourite

[@KyleEasonAnimation]

The joyful energy of this band - the love for their craft and for each other. They are the sound of their generation.

[@neilwallaceandlolawallace1969]

If this doesn't fill your eyes with tears. . Nothing will... Life changing song

[@boxerrobert4005]

The professor bringing the song together. Zandt maxing every note on the guitar. Clarence with the greatest sax solo of all time. But let's not forget the man bringing them together. The power at 10:06 from one of the greatest artists we will ever know and my personal favorite.

[@CindiNelson-j2d]

A masterpiece! The story itself could be a movie that Bruce sings to us. I have been to hundreds of concerts, NO ONE gives all for three hours!

[@petercro3070]

Feel all the emotion of the boss's life in this song. Add Roy Bittan's tremendous piano,and the best sax solo ever by anyone by the big man and you have a magical classic,timeless,priceless piece of artwork that will be hard to top

[@petercro3070]

@brucespringsteen-music Bruce,I am from Baltimore Jack! When I was 15 I had the Born to Run album but did not have a stereo. I scrubbed floors at a restaurant for 3 months to buy a stereo. Although all of the songs were fantastic,the one that touched my heart was Meeting across the River. I grew up in a neighborhood where the lyrics made alot of sense. I stayed out of trouble and went to college at U of MD and saw you in concert in 1978 at the Capitol center. I have been to the Jersey shore often,staying mostly at Cape May. I ended up becoming a pharmacist and spent 30 years happily helping people. I was born 9/2/1959, yes today is my 65th birthday and if this is you it makes it very special. I have been having severe health issues lately. A month ago I couldn't stand or walk because of severe stenosis on my left side but I have worked hard to get better because my son bought tix to see you last year for my birthday and we still have them for Camden Yards 9/13. It would be great to hang out with you. I want to tell you that you have brought alot of joy to my life. I think Tunnel of Love and Nebraska are 2 classics. Thank you Bruce for all the great music and for just being so great to your fans. I am forever grateful.