Bruce Springsteen - Talk To Me REACTION & REVIEW! FIRST TIME HEARING!

[@francoisdelpeuch8527]

Hey Bro, Patty is Bruce's wife since 1991...

[@amuenter1979]

Patti joined the E Street Band in 1984, they're a couple since 1988, married since 1991. She's the mother of his three children. That's enough background information? 😊

[@JuhaKolari]

So, are you saying there IS something going on there...?

[@amuenter1979]

@@JuhaKolari I hope so for them!

[@Bartokomous]

TheMagikRat is the king of live youtube Springsteen videos. Always A++

[@MaGiKRat420]

Yes. He inspired my name and my video footage too!

[@Bartokomous]

@@MaGiKRat420 Sweet subscribed. I have the first playing of Shout on my channel. Much less refined video footage(LOL) and song less refined too before they fancied it up.

[@Bartokomous]

@@MaGiKRat420 I started with the choking chicken clip first lol

[@tomward6689]

This is an arena setup, not a round. They sell tickets for behind the stage. And he takes them into consideration. Bruce wrote this one for Southside Johnny back in the 70s. Might be a co-write with Stevie who produced SSJ at the time

[@j.f.k.1926]

his wife and mother of his three children, in the E-street Band since 1984

[@storbjork4257]

It is his wife

[@HunterofInvisibleGame]

She's his Red Headed Woman

[@badlandso73]

Bruce Springsteen and Patti Scialfa share a remarkable musical journey and a deep personal connection. Let’s delve into their story: Meeting and Friendship: Bruce Springsteen, the iconic musician, and Patti Scialfa, also a talented artist, first crossed paths in the early 1980s at a bar and music venue called the Stone Pony in Asbury Park, New Jersey. Scialfa, who often sang at the venue with a friend’s band, caught Springsteen’s attention with her voice. He approached her, expressing his admiration for her talent. Their initial meeting blossomed into a beautiful friendship. They would sit together, chat, and share moments. Springsteen even offered to drop her off at her mom’s place since she didn’t have a car. Their chemistry extended beyond music, and their connection grew stronger. Musical Collaboration: In 1984, Patti Scialfa officially joined the E Street Band as a backup vocalist during their Born in the U.S.A Tour. Onstage, their voices harmonized seamlessly, creating magic for audiences worldwide. Their musical partnership was a testament to their shared passion for music and their ability to complement each other’s talents. Love and Marriage: Despite their initial friendship, it wasn’t until 1988 that their relationship turned romantic. Bruce Springsteen had recently split from his first wife, Julianne Phillips, and he and Scialfa fell deeply in love. They tied the knot in 1991 and have been inseparable ever since. Background and Influence: Patti Scialfa, like Springsteen, hails from New Jersey. She was born in Deal, Monmouth County. Her musical journey began with her maternal grandfather, who taught her music. They would play the piano together, and he valued her opinions, which was powerful for her. Scialfa’s solo music career has also been significant, and she continues to contribute her talent to the E Street Band. Family Life: Bruce Springsteen and Patti Scialfa have three children together. Their enduring love story is not only about music but also about companionship, shared dreams, and unwavering support. In summary, Patti Scialfa is not only Bruce Springsteen’s wife but also an integral part of his musical journey, adding her voice and spirit to the iconic E Street Band. 🎶🎤🎸

[@DrBrianSmithDC]

I sat behind the stage on the last night of the reunion tour at Madison Square Garden. I was surprised at how much I enjoyed sitting back there. #1 Bruce and the band play to the people behind the stage a good amount. #2 they have a screen back there so you can see the band as if you were sitting in front of the stage. #3 it was fun watching the rest of the crowd as if you were in the band. Would it be my first choice in a place to sit? No, but if they were the only seats I could get, I wouldn't hesitate to get them.

[@jameshughes9520]

You lucky person. I absolutely love this concert, have done since it was released! It's what made me a bruce fan!

[@anaisabeldiaznavarro6179]

Bruce's wife, they have three children. It is a song discarded for the album but it is a very good song

[@jackiewalchuck387]

I was there. Front and center, elbows on stage. That was probably about the 30th+ time I'd seen him/them. Talk to Me is not a tour staple. I was thrilled to see it.

[@michaelcgn1090]

"Talk to me" is a song written by Bruce in colaberation with Southside Johnny, one of his best friends from recent days. And everytime when "Talk to me" is on the setlist at a New Jersey concert it might happen that Southside Johnny will show up on the stage. On the other hand "Talk to me" is one of the most famous songs performed by Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes. Half of the "Miami Horns" will also play with Southside Johnny on his tour.

[@emitwilson8906]

“You don’t see him looking at Clarence like that- well there was that one time” took me out 😂

[@DrBrianSmithDC]

This song was written during the Darkness on the Edge of Town sessions. It's one of the dozens that got left off the album because it didn't fit the mood - as you said, it was too upbeat and fun. Stevie was still producing Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes so he took the song to them and it's one of their biggest hits. It's actually NOT a live staple, I wouldn't say it's rare but not common either.

[@tozot2]

It's very rare 🎉

[@mikebigbeard3156]

He and Southside together is the best.

[@WayTooLateTV]

Ed and Pearl Jam always say to the front of the audience, before playing a song to the back of the crowd, "If you'll excuse us, we've got the arena show up here, we've gotta play a quick club gig right now. We'll be right back!"

[@denniszimmerman1279]

Oh my! The Miami Horns...so good.

[@ericgarofalo7886]

Seen Boss over 50x some of tge best experiences have been sitting behind

[@tomward6689]

That's his wife Patti. She joined the band in 1984 they were married in 91-92

[@jorgnischik3730]

Patti Scialf is his wife

[@michaelschey1084]

behind the stage seats at Bruce show are the best in the house unless you are in the pit on the rail. You are closer to the band than most of the people in the arena.

[@Bartokomous]

Yes have always preferred the rear than the opposite side of the arena.

[@michaelcgn1090]

Relationship ? Hmmmm..... ähmmmm Patti is his wife. She has an extraordinary deep voice timbre with a kind of jodeling. There are some songs in Bruce's repertoire which will be mainly played, if Patti is with on tour e.g. "Human Touch". This has happened not repeatedly, as she was kid-sitting and supporting their three children at home.

[@SteveSandersonArt]

its his wife Patti Scialfa...

[@DemZane]

It's a fun performance. "He probably does this song every single time" ... eh, not so much. It was given to Southside Johnny in '78 for his Hearts of Stone album (Steven Van Zandt composed most other tracks on that album and I believe he functioned as Southside Johnny's manager at the time). Hearts of Stone have been referred to as "the best album Bruce Springsteen never recorded". Springsteen released his version in 2010 on a compilation album of previously unreleased songs and alternate versions. Most live performances was in the following tour. I guess it could happen it get played live again, but last time was in 2014. In 2012 he brought Southside Johnny on stage to perform it together.

[@victorjba]

Bruce is not a band, he has a band, it's not the same. If someone doesn't agree with something, the door is just there, band members are employees, not partners.

[@thegridirongeezers]

some of these Springsteen suggestions should be the album versions. Not every live version is better than the recorded.

[@j.f.k.1926]

you are not wrong, but in this case the live version is better in my opinion and I want to show Davied the relationship between Patti and Bruce on stage

[@thegridirongeezers]

@@j.f.k.1926 perhaps Cover Me with her and Bruce from late 80's live. Im just thinking as a Bruce fan myself and trying to get other into his music. Like Springsteen 78 Proove it all night would be my prefered suggestion over a more recent prove it, just because I think it has more appeal for those who, like us, might not be into Bruce.

[@norair1010]

That's his wife of over 30 years. I'm sure they've told you already.

[@steveperkins8748]

David, I love your new scoring system......But here's the thing. You have given the Boss a couple of 10s in the past. and typically in the 7.5 to 8.5 range, I am feeling you on the need to be tougher in the scoring. but now this new system make it look like your downgrading Bruce and the band. That's just not fair to me or JFK. I think you need to have a separate scoring system just for Springsteen.........What do you think?..... I AM KIDDING!!!!! 🤪. 😈

[@scottfrederick6053]

Yo Dave! “ Talk to me”😅

[@j.f.k.1926]

to be honest, the score is not important for me. More important the reaction to the song. So ok for me, I see you have fun watching it

[@barryrieder1807]

100% agree with this The score tells me about the technical side- But music is emotions - ( usually feeling good and smiling- but even sad songs have a place) And that's what I watch for Bit surprised it took this long for the fans to let you know about Bruce and Patti

[@j.f.k.1926]

Tougher than the rest is the best example in my mind, but it's a ballad, so I don't have requested it @@barryrieder1807

[@hardcorechristopher9174]

Good

[@kevinmurphy3337]

That's his wife. Dave

[@michaelschey1084]

patti is his wife a long time. Do your homework dude.

[@JBro9091]

U2 can fill the seats behind the stage.

[@tamashii6670]

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[@THEDavidHeretic]

All official requests must be made on the Patreon page as a Bronze Tier member or higher.

[@tamashii6670]

@@THEDavidHeretic Oh, so it's all about money, that sucks...

[@THEDavidHeretic]

@@tamashii6670 No it's not about the money at all. It's about making the que shrink down to nothing. I want to eliminate the que completely, so that I can go back to doing requests for free. If you knew anything about me, you would know the money means absolutely nothing to me.

[@rmhanseniii]

Southside!!

[@ExileOnDaytonStreet]

What's the one band? Sonic Youth? I mean, for one that broke up and stuck around, obviously Fleetwood Mac. But for one where a breakup broke up the band?

[@barryrieder1807]

Ono - I think one of us missed the reference