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[@jrepka01]

"barefoot girl sittin' on the hood of a Dodge, drinking warm beer in the soft summer rain..." Just poetry.

[@SteveA308]

exactly. just evokes everything in what, two lines?

[@Yoursistersazz]

The absolute peak is “in the tunnels uptown, the rats own dream guns him down”

[@apacheking9776]

"There's an opera out on the Turnpike and a ballet being fought out in the alley"

[@janschroder1559]

Reminds me of hitchhiking, from Hannibal, Missouri to Sedelia, Missouri heading to The Ozark Music Festival/July 1974, dude with long hair that looked like Ted Nugent picked me up in a 1957 Plymouth, we're talking about push button automatic transmission on the dash, with a rear view mirror on the dash ! This cats girlfriend in tow, had to stop at every Drug Store in each little one horse town that we drove thru in Southern Missouri (why I don't know). By then the half tab of acid I took started to kick in & I started to get the giggles. Mind you, one small town that we stopped in a babyfaced hillybilly dude w/bib overalls was sitting on the hood of an old Dodge chatting with two young chicks. Once he took his large frame off the hood of that Dodge and stuck his face in our window to talk SPRINGSTEENS POETRY CLICKED INTO ACTION !

[@Grendelbc]

"The poets down here don't write nothin' at all. They just stand back and let it all be".

[@Indy1831]

The greatest American Rock & Roll band ever!

[@cadenkohrs1043]

Simply just true

[@WilliamPerez-jc7xl]

And that's a fact!

[@bobshaw8319]

Close second ..right behind Ronnie and the boys

[@jenniferbyrd1970]

Truth

[@jkj10]

@@bobshaw8319 which Ronnie? Wood? Lol

[@mikewarker4445]

Here’s the thing. If you took 20,000 people and had them check their attitudes at the door and just listen to the poetry and magic this man creates the world would be a better place. He’s an American treasure

[@Dan-zb1ks]

Greatest sax solo in rock history l!!!

[@davebeck7259]

The visualization of the lyrics is absolutely life changing. Put on a pair of noise cancelling headphones, turn off the lights, and listen to the Saxophone solo. It will transport you to a realm of reality you never knew existed.

[@kallaskdkd6446]

To me this song is more like a movie then a song. The pictures in my head from the lyrics are that clear and strong. Goated song

[@jamesharris9029]

@@kallaskdkd6446 absolutely agree, to me, most of Bruce's songs are like watching films. I first realized it with "one Step Up" then worked my way back.

[@ianosborne188]

Been there 40yrs back no head phones.. Still liking it. But... 2021😮😢

[@RobertAnderson-ow8ne]

In the same category as Dylan when it comes to poetic lyrics. The first 3 albums are an amazing biography of Bruce's life growing up on the Jersey Shore. Puts a movie in your head with each song.

[@MattKrogmeier]

Seeing The Big Man and Danny on stage…gone too soon, both. Yes, Max Weinberg played for Conan O’Brien, and his son, Jay Weinberg? Oh, he’s just the current drummer for Slipknot!

[@crunchb3rry]

Wow. You just blew my fucking mind about his son.

[@jungleland7478]

40 years listening to Bruce. Never gets old or boring. Pure genius!!

[@jungleland7478]

Jungle land is in a class all it’s own. 👍

[@Pablo-nf5hi]

95% of people who "hate" Bruce for his political points of view really LOVE his music. They just CAN NOT recognize it. They are sick and influenced for politics. He is an American and worldwide Treasure. I can tell you. I am from Argentina. Oh hey, man, really this was your first time you listened to BRUCE??? WTF!!??LOL!!. Where do you live? In Mars? Greetings from Argentina.

[@avdude10]

Who hates Bruce? I think he confused Bruse with someone else. Bruce is a liberal with deep respect and support for working class, for vets, for the downtrodden. He's a friend of Obama and a friend of America.

[@hillelhalevi]

I'm in the 5%. I never liked his music and that started before i was interested in politics. His voice is annoying and his music is sanctimonious. I've always seen him as a total phony.

[@jkj10]

@@hillelhalevi haha you can call him what you want, but a phony he ain’t.

[@citizenghosttown]

The people who say "I like Bruce's music but hate his politics" haven't really been listening to his music.

[@christophermorris2434]

@jkj10 uh the ticket prices this tour proves he is a phony ,he admitted to rolling stone he wanted his cut. But like I've always said to be a liberal you have to be a hyprocrite.

[@JohnnyTbone]

You are special my brother...That was the late GREAT Clarence Cleamons performing the greatest sax solo in rock and roll history..It Will move you every time you hear it

[@jimwilson5148]

As a sax player, I have to agree with you 100%. At the least, it gives me the chills, if not bring me to tears every time I hear it.

[@GNSmiley]

When I hear others playing the sax, including Jake Clemons playing this same solo, I hear the instrument. When I hear Clarence play it, I hear it from a deeper place. Dare I say....his soul.

[@rustycohle7779]

If there is a better song than Jungleland it has yet to be written

[@jamesdeangelo4580]

Imagine by Lennon.

[@foxchasejrt1]

Bruce's concerts are the best. 3½ - 4 hrs of emotional, fantastic music.❤

[@jamesburnett6247]

Bruce’s early stuff was in a special place all it’s own.

[@jeffcocco7123]

That guitar player is Steveie van Zandt. He played Silvio in the Saprano's

[@RobRager]

Also the series Lillehammer, and his band Little Steven And The Disciples Of Soul

[@rickhorn9609]

Didn't think Steve played lead it was always Bruce's part but nice job steve!!

[@gooberthoreau]

Clarance slayed on the sax.

[@danjoda755]

Forever prayers of thanks for Clarence Clemons, who could make a sax pull your heart out! 👼🕊️ Fly high, Big Man, show them how it's done up there! 💕

[@joelliebler5690]

The Rock ‘n Roll anthem of a generation!👍🏻🎤🎹🥁🎸☮️🎷

[@ken123ken100]

Jungleland is my favorite Bruce Springsteen. This is one of the top rock songs of all time.

[@acason4]

This song blows my mind every time I hear it.

[@thedukeofagita3730]

The E Street Band. Absolute fire. The very embodiment of Rock n Roll. We’ll never see the likes of that legendary lineup again.

[@Music-Is-Real-Love]

I could listen to Clerence Clemmons play that Sax forever!. R.I.P to an Instrumental Master.

[@marciocouto3543]

juiciest sax solo ever made.

[@BruceIsWild]

I was born and raised a as a South-Alabamian Republican. I was also named after this great singer/songwriter/entertainer. Listening to his music and live concerts throughout life have played a huge role in developing my now moderate political views. One of his quotes has hit home with me for many years - "Blind faith in your leaders, or anything else, will get you killed." Springsteen is also one of my biggest inspirations in music and songwriting, but Clarence is and always will be my hero!

[@citizenghosttown]

Great choice. One of Springsteen's most epic songs. Yup, the drummer is Max Weinberg, who was the band leader for Conan. He holds the sticks using a traditional grip - the way jazz drummers do. Most rock drummers use what's called a matching grip. The guitar player is Steve van Zandt. You may know him from the Sopranos or for helping to organize Artists Against Apartheid in the 1980s.

[@michaelschey1084]

one of the greatest rock songs in the history of music. Ever.

[@michaelanthony8392]

The studio version has its own haunting quality! The lyrics of the soft surrender and the girl shuts out the bedroom light. Sooo powerfully beautiful! Nice job my brother! Keep shining!

[@Looksue]

Hey man / everyone loves Bruce

[@chrisdodie]

this is why I love you channel. You listen to all types and appreciate good shit like this. GOOD JOB

[@auckalukaum]

I have never played this song for anybody, in any age demographic, who wasn't completely blown away.

[@mickduvall1662]

One of the greatest sax solos of all time. If that solo doesn’t move you, wow. Amazing stuff. RIP Clearance.

[@RushfanDave]

RIP Clarence Clemons! Always remembering the big man!

[@SOM3ON3SP3CIAL11]

i still get chills listening to this

[@stephenlouwbiokineticist4127]

I love how happy this makes you and I feel exactly the same.

[@dawnekay1567]

WHO the hell doesn't love the BOSS????? GMAFB!

[@bossfan49]

The way Max holds his right drum stick is the traditional method. Look at any old-schoolers....jazz drummers, even rock drummers. You hold the left one normal, and the right one like you would hold a pen, or chopsticks

[@kindnessfirst9670]

This isn't even one of my favorite Bruce songs but it still gets me teary eyed. About ten years ago Rolling Stone Magazine readers voted him the best live performer EVER.

[@Mazz88]

Thanks for doing this video. I love seeing new people appreciate Bruce.

[@MBighk]

If politics is banished from art, then both art and politics are diminished. Politics is an essential part of how we manage life. Art is an essential part of how we experience life.

[@lisaldeene]

Politics and music, actors, and athletes. Let them have their opinions, you don't have to agree with them. Just appreciate their craft. They're just individuals too, just like the rest of us. This was beautiful and so moving. I've heard the song a bunch of times, but never quite like this! Beautiful! Miss you, Clarence 🥰

[@jimwelsh997]

The big man plays his fuckin heart out my God nobody can blow that horn with Clarence

[@DaveBartlett]

Clarence Clemons: one of the finest performing saxophonists that has ever lived, and an indisposable member of the E Street Band, and the best you can say about him and one of his finest performances is: "He got his Lisa Simpson on".

[@edgervais7981]

I was at Gillette Stadium and it was the first time they played Jungleland since the Big Man passed.. his nephew was on sax.. it was amazing

[@benjaminminty9602]

Me too

[@ChuckA-gk3cg]

Bruce never had a problem letting someone else have the spotlight. He loved Clarence Clemmons like a brother. (Sax)The Big Man.

[@kindnessfirst9670]

A little Bruce trivia- when he began recording 1975's Born to Run album most of his band (3 of the 5 members) were African American. Two eventually left after Bruce helped them get their own record contract.

[@stevenolsen3162]

It is absolutely Rock n' Roll Church. Seen him 6 times.. never disappoints.

[@DonToto93]

That last howl... One last, great scream, one last prayer into the dark.

[@drifterman319]

Good call. Great tune. A song for the sometimes tragic and struggling working class, finding a poetic romance to their struggles.

[@mil2k11]

This band just pumped energy. Was a main piece of my HS & college years.

[@markclark6824]

Think sopranos and the guitar player will come to you.

[@mousehouse99]

I don’t agree with his politics but he is an American treasure and I love his music.

[@paganson2001]

Bruce is the man. His band is a perfect blend of exploding energy. Jungle land takes you from beginning to deep within the heart and soul of the E Street Band. Thank you for sharing this historical piece of creativity. Aaron

[@amycurtis8241]

Watching your reaction to this incredible song made it all the more incredible. Thank you for bringing your joy, delight & depth of feeling. What a treat to witness! 💛

[@stephanetrembley6180]

I liked what you said. do not let your views and difference of opinion obstruct your jugement and common sense, Bruce Sprinsteen is one of the greatest live performer as well as the E Street band

[@kylaarmstrong-benjamin8066]

Just beautiful!😍

[@DrBrianSmithDC]

Guitar player is Stevie Van Zandt. You probably recognize him as Silvio Dante from The Sopranos. Also Frankie The Fixer from Lillyhammer (Netflix). He also had a solo career and wrote, produced and gathered the performers for Artists United Against Apartheid’s “Sun City

[@edgervais7981]

Your smile actually made me smile.. one of my favorite songs ever

[@Gonzo614]

The drummer is "Mighty" Max Weinberg and yes he was on late night TV. The guitarist is "Little" Stevie VanSant who played Silvio Dante on The Saprano's

[@UCNCFootball]

One of the greatest sax solos ever. God Rest Your Soul Big Man. Clarence Clemons...legend.

[@heatherlundberg8634]

You mean Lisa Simpson got her Clarence Clemons on

[@samfisher6606]

Yes, Max Weinberg was the drummer for Conan O'Brien's band when the group broke up in the nineties and then pulled double duty when the band reformed. He eventually left Conan to rejoin E Street full time. The guitar player is Steven Van Zandt, he was a main actor on The Sopranos. Also, watch "Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out" from this show. It's so good and so much fun.

[@yozaseig3870]

Poet of the streets. Love Bruce xx

[@Grendelbc]

How can anybody not be a fan of the Boss? Not only a great artist but a good man all the way around.

[@danmccurdy18]

Finally someone reviewed this classic

[@SteveA308]

Awesome for you to cover Jungleland on KZbin. Only about 1 other has! And its the #1 springsteen fan song. Have a listen to the studio version, while that live version was good, the studio is perfection.

[@mikewilliams1468]

Boss always a great show live 4 hour shows always rocken

[@MugshotzAS]

Love this song, it’s wave after wave of beauty, excitement and heartbreak. I appreciate your reaction. ✌️

[@scottcurran1622]

I don’t like his politics but I will always love and I mean Love his music. It shaped me since 1978 when I first heard of him.

[@ladyabstinencelevain8696]

whats up has Bruce said something bad I unserstood that his values where cool

[@user-ik8xy2km2d]

@@ladyabstinencelevain8696 he's a big democrat and hates trump which pisses off a lot of people.

[@johnbelcher2323]

9+ minutes of rock’n’roll perfection

[@denisewaters5471]

This song has been “doin it for me” since the first time i heard it in 1975! Truly an epic! I miss the Big Man.

[@scotturban4580]

Max Weinburg drummer was on Conan. He holds the drumsticks in the traditional grip. Which is how you learn the drums in a classically trained setting. Most rock drummers use a matched grip where both hands are the same grip. The guitar player is Steve Vanzandt he was on the Supranos

[@jamiewilliamson641]

The guitar play is "Little" Steven Van Zandt. He played Sil on the Sopranos

[@junkyardheaven]

Story 'bout the Magic Rat and the Barefoot Girl is one of the greatest songs out there...

[@johankalodimos9990]

What's not to like about Bruce. A great musician, a poet and he fights for the underdog. I always cheer for the underdog.

[@jaysav8415]

The guitar player is Steve Van Zant he also played Silvio Dante in the Sopranos. Love your channel brother!

[@jonvalett6708]

An excellent reaction. Very impressive insights for someone who was new to Bruce.

[@LoveBaxterAlways0403]

❤wonderful Springsteen at his best and ESB

[@Coolrockndad]

Who's not a fan. Bruce puts move into 1 song then most acts put into a whole album.

[@thomasp.3796]

Yes. The drummer was on Conan's show, and the guitar player was a cast member on the HBO show The Sopranos, that may be where you saw him.

[@brandonseyfried1251]

RIP, Big Man. We miss you.

[@petersneddon962]

Steve Van Zandt guitar player and actor on Sopranos

[@danpals7678]

It's America. He can have his view point, and I don't have to agree with it. Wow, I love this country!

[@maryerpenbach9517]

I always like how the church organ comes in on "from the CHURCHES to the jails."

[@geneROSSity]

Unless I missed something, I thought The Boss was a wonderful, kind, caring man who loved everyone the last 50 years. Did that change?

[@suburbanplankton]

All I can think of is that he's pissed off a certain sector or ultra right-wing idiots by being a decent person.

[@drifterman319]

Did you hear him, dope? Rock and Roll aint supposed to be divisive. But unfortunately he did alienate millions of hard working Republican fans of his who paid his checks by attending his concerts and buying his albums. That's how STUPID politics can be.

[@patriciamcl54]

@@drifterman319 I think it was the other way round - that people who had worshipped him decided that the music they had loved was suddenly crap because he dared to have a political view. I mean, what did they think so many of his songs are about? Why should he be quiet?

[@drifterman319]

Because without Republican fans he'd be worth half as much. Oh , I'm too stupid to pick a political candidate to listen to but I'm a genius if I listen to Springsteen? CSN&Y played a venue many years ago, during Bush 2 years. They specifically wrote a song bashing Bush and played it, half or so of the crowd booing, jeering and some standing and giving the single finger salute. Pathetic. Not very civil. It's not very "ambassadorial" is it? Not very "tolerant". Why is it that Lefty entertainers sqwak and sound off all the time while we hardly even know who the ones are that are on the Right? A little case of insecurity I guess? These Liberal rock stars need to remind themselves that when they were protesting the Vietnam War, it was a Democratic administration they were protesting, the one's that started the war . An 'R' got us out. I'm out. Politics is dirty business and doesn't belong on a stage.

[@19rudy73]

@@drifterman319 just couldn't help yourself, could you?

[@wgb_jd]

Check out Tenth Avenue Freezeout from this same concert. Great performance, and you really see the love Bruce has/had for Clarence.

[@susannekalejaiye4351]

Somewhere on KZbin you can find rip Clarence Clemons (the Big Man) sax player giving his story of how he and Bruce met. Precious.

[@mindyalderman8865]

Stevie VanZant is in the bandana he's the gypsie. The drummer is Max he did play on a late night show but he's been in the band a long time.

[@chriscox8547]

Brilliant.

[@jaredclark5227]

Most of Bruce’s songs are special! They take me back to my youth.

[@janschroder1559]

Nobody can play the saxophone better than Clarence "BIG C" Clemons !

[@dianesaienni5466]

Bruce is a master story teller. Plus Clarences sax solo is to die for.

[@LoveBaxterAlways0403]

As wonderful as Bruce and Clarence were, I love the way Roy opens this song

[@joelcampbell4589]

Love ya man! Party on....

[@vickilee7494]

E street is a fantastic band

[@barrypayne4285]

Greatest of all times saxophone performance in a rock band.clarens clements. He died a few year ago and I have not been back to the sho since he died. I seen them 5 times from 1976 till 2002 or 2004 but 5 times since the first show in 76

[@gazoontight]

Danny Federici and Clarence Clemmons - RIP. They were indispensable members of the E Street Band.

[@bobarina]

Guitar player is Steve Van Zant from the sopranos

[@Coolrockndad]

Simply the best sax solo in rock music! Miss you Big Man.

[@mikeblankenship1198]

Thank you. Nice reaction.

[@my4mainecoons338]

Tenth Avenue Freeze Out (live in NYC) is about the formation of the band so no politics and one of the best live performances ever! You'll hear the drummer introduced as being from a late night talk show (as you mentioned in this review), the "nasty" guitar player Steve Van Zandt (the Sopranos) and his wife Patti. He saves the best for last; the legendary Clarence Clemmons the sax player who he loved like a brother.

[@1621billw]

This has probably already been mentioned in earlier comments, the reason you recognize the guitar player is because he played the part of Silvio in The Soprano's. His name is Steven Van Zandt and this has been his main gig for much of the last 40 or so years. The Sopranos was a side gig that worked out well. Who would have thought he could act as well as play guitar.

[@bossfan49]

Why did you mention it again?

[@joelliebler5690]

You really need to react to the original recording. It is as good as it gets!