Bruce Springsteen Picks His Top 5 Favorite Springsteen Songs
When Stephen prods Bruce Springsteen to pick his five favorite songs from the more than 300 that he's written, The Boss doesn't back down.
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1. One Step Up 2. Tougher Than The Rest 3. Drive All Night 4. My Hometown 5. I'm On Fire Bruce Springsteen is my favorite artist of all time. It's so tough only giving a top 5 when he has written over 120 songs that I love!
"I'm On Fire" still gives me chills every time I hear it. I'm not the biggest Bruce Springsteen fan in general, but that one has to be one of the greatest songs I think I've ever heard.
amen
Funny that. Before I was a mediocre fan but when that album came out and I heard that song, I was totally turned on.
Metabeard I fav Bruce Springsteen song as well. Reminds me of my time in Canberra Australia when the Born in USA album was tops.
As a die-hard Bruce fan, I've gotta say that "I'm On Fire" is one of my least favorite songs by him. Sounds too much like he's trying to do an Elvis impersonation on that one. And while the 'Born In the USA' album is great, each of his previous six albums are far better. You can't go wrong, however, with any Bruce album for the most part.
@@robertbykowski1398 I agree with you 100%. It is basically Bruce doing Elvis. He does it well, but still. It's a good song, but not really one of his best (in my opinion).
I think Atlantic city is a really underrated and beautiful song. Has to be one of his best!
Imo Nebraska is his best album
My Father’s House and Highway Patrolman are just superb songwriting, emotionally, lyrically, etc. Those songs kill me. Nebraska will always be my favorite.
Speaking of Nebraska, I would argue “State Trooper” has to be one of the most chilling and eerie songs ever made!! It shows how versatile the Boss is; that he can go from uplifting, upbeat power anthems to songs like that like it’s nothing. Most of the time when you hear songs that are meant to be disturbing or ‘scary’, they’re almost trying too hard…’State Trooper’ on the other hand, works because it’s so subtle. Just the repeated line “Mr State Trooper, please don’t stop me” really leaves a lot to the imagination!
He's got one hundred great songs, but as for great albums, Nebraska has to be number one
They are not booing him - they are shouting "Bruuuuuuuuuuuuuce" as everybdoby does all over the world! Greetings from São Paulo, Brazil.
bruuuuuuuuuuce
Boo urns
Chanting, not shouting.
Tom Petty talked about that in an interview. Apparently when Tom was just starting out they opened for Springsteen and the crowd starting chanting for Bruce. He thought they were booing him and someone said "no they aren't saying boo, it's Bruuuuuce" and classic Tom Petty says...."what's the difference?"
Bruce looks like he could do a great DeNiro impression.
That and both he and Kevin Spacey could play brothers.
He looks EXACTLY like DeNiro!!
You may already know this,but DeNiro "borrowed" the "You talking to me" line from Taxi Driver from Bruce,after seeing Bruce in concert before filming the movie.
IUBOSSFAN Really? I did NOT know that! How interesting.
Born to run
Greatest artist of my lifetime...Been a music fanatic since age 9...and his music hits my heart and soul..by far..the most..
MEEEEEEEEEEEE TOOOOOOOOOOOOO! SINCE 1976!
"Born to Run"... I still get chills when I hear that song, especially at the part that goes, "...the amusement park rises cold and stark..." but Springsteen has so many great, great songs.
I love Drive All Night. So beautiful, heartfelt and full of love tenderness and passion.
That is an amazing song.
So true. I agree. RAW.
Of course... Version live 2016😍💜
1.The River 2.The River 3.The River You get the idea next song would be thunder road
“We’d Go Down To The River, And Into The River We’d Dive, Oooh Down To The River We’d Ride”!
Oh yes!
Your first instinct if you've never heard the low grumble "BRUUUCE" chant is "why are they booing him?!" :-)
Thanks, It does sound a lot like booing and I thought they were all butt hurt Trump Supporters or something
Thank you, I was confused before reading your comment. You are doing god's work.
yeah thanks for that also was like huh?
Remembers me on a Springsteen concert in Munich. Everybody start to scream "Bruuuuuuuuce" and a friend of mine asked me "Whats wrong with this fuckers why they booing him" . Good old times.
They pull in because he's a song thief. They boo him because he betrays the American working man. He conned a lot of people.
I love all his songs, but my most favorite of them all is " Tougher Than Rest '" I love how the crowd were yelling out his name ( Bruce, Bruce, Bruce) when he appeared on the show. He was one great entertainer, that's for sure.
Great song. Top 5 for me.
Bruce, seems to me to have the George Harrison attitude. He wanted to be successful, not "Famous"
Max Power Yes
@@NellieKAdaba You got that right!
except Bruce is a cool dude that you could have a beer with. harrison, not so much.
@@joso8801 What's wrong with George? I've heard he was a pretty cool guy aswell
And he has the George Harrison looks too.
I get chills when I hear Thunder road. Especially when Bruce gets to the, "Roll down the window and let the wind throw back your hair!" And the, "AND I'M. PULLIN OUT OF HERE TO WIIIIIIIIIIIIIN!!" My second is a tie between "Born to Run" and "Tenth avenue freeze out"
I love the ending coda of Thunder Road. There’s something so sweetly triumphant and satisfying about it, like the two characters really did escape that dead end town and are on the open road towards something better
Thunder Road is a fantastic song. It's full of sadness and hope and some other things I don't quite understand.
True Icon. Thank you for 5 decades of music.
The guy gives all all all for every concert. Thusly, the Boss. Writing is brilliant, too.
1. Badlands 2. Thunder Road 3. The Price You Pay 4. Growin' Up (live) 5. Open All Night / New York City Serenade / She's the One / Girls in their Summer Clothes / Jungleland / Two Hearts / Out in the Street / Candy's Room / One Step Up / I'm on Fire / Dancing in the Dark When you get to number 5 and realize you need to cheat & make some kind of 11-way tie.
Tunnel of Love...brilliant!!!
These always pull on the heart strings - 1) Into The Fire, 2) Human Touch, 3) Brilliant Disguise, 4) Paradise 5) My Hometown
I second "my hometown" !
That's an awesome list. I second every single one.
I could name 50 Great Springsteen songs. "I got a 69 Chevy with a 396, fuelie heads and a Hurst on the floor". When I was 17 to 19 years old nobody mattered to me as much. Felt like he'd been where I was.
Just shows you how significant the Born To Run album is A true masterpiece
Agreed. If one thing captures the American dream perfectly, it's that album
I love Streets of Philadelphia..... beauty of song...
Bruce has no ugly songs. I love Something in the Night, Adam Raised a Cain, Into the Fire, Nothing Man, Streets of Fire, One Step Up, Tougher than the Rest, Racing in the Streets... and more
dafcorleone My fav
That’s my favourite.
The music video was the best for that with the background noise and live vocals.
At night I could hear the blood in my veins Just as black and whispering as the rain... ...The night has fallen, I'm lyin' awake I can feel myself fading away So receive me brother with your faithless kiss Or will we leave each other alone like this On the streets of Philadelphia? Haunting and beautiful. Fitting tribute to all those unfortunate souls, just as The Rising is to the 911 fire fighters.
My son gifted me the audio version of the book when it came out...NOTHING like hearing the Boss speak the words he wrote....just amazing!
The greatest Rock and Roll songwriter of my lifetime. For every hit like Born in the USA, Hungry Heart and Born to Run, there was an Atlantic City, Two Faces and Downbound Train - literally perfect songs the likes of which he wrote over and over and over again.
Born To Run, Darkness, The River, Nebraska and USA are all incredible, flawless no-skips albums, and that’s just to name the ones I listen to the most. His catalog goes so deep. Incredible songwriter and has one of the best rock ‘n’ roll bands ever assembled
Radio Nowhere and Terry's song would be very honourable mentions
I was named after Born to Run in 1980! He's so amazing!!
Wendy Sgobbo, I'm sorry
So you were named Born? (j/k)
I wanna die with you Wendy on the streets tonight in a everlasting kiss 💋
Patrick Flanagan 👍
@@NellieKAdaba Wendy let me in. I wanna be your friend. I want to guard your dreams and visions.
Love how Stephen treated Bruce with so much respect. It seems like he really admires Bruce
dito7347 Who wouldn't? He's one of the most influential musicians ever. Bruce is a living legend. :)
Well, they are both Communists.
Because they share the same politics...If Bruce were a conservative Colbert would have had a totally different interview and comfort level. Guaranteed!
@@prakis1958 idiot. you don't have a clue what communism is. coming from a former communist country. and fy
I would too.
All right I'll do it too: 1. JUNGLELAND - A true rock and roll epic with maybe the greatest sax solo ever 2. LONESOME DAY - That song got me through some really dark times 3. TENTH AVE FREEZE-OUT - Just a kick-ass R&B tune 4. SANDY - Some of his best lyrics and imagery 5. PROVE IT ALL NIGHT - Favorite version is from his '78 Passaic show Honorable Mention - The entire BORN TO RUN album
You're right Sandy, from the Wild Innocent and The E Street Shuffle great lyrics and great imagery. But from Greetings it's, Lost In The Flood.
The Darkness-era tour live versions of Prove It All Night are absolutely killer, heard the Atlanta one first, immediately binged all the different versions (including Passaic) not long after that. Roy Bittan!!
That waitress I was seeing lost her desire for me,........... In case you didn't know. Sandy was turned into Sanna,........ by one Ulf Lundell. Swedish top artist....
As a "classic Bruce fan" top 5 for me would be: Thunder Road, Prove It All Night, Darkness on the Edge of Town, Racing in the Street, Saint in the City.
Have to add The River to my list as well.
think you and me have the same top songs
Finally, someone who remembers when Bruce was truly at his best.
I personally think his 21st century albums are his best. I don't have the memory of seeing the old songs live though, wasn't born back than.
alicetrixie1 yesss it’s hard to be a saint in the city is soo underrated
1. My Hometown 2. Bobby Jean 3. Born to Run 4. I'm on Fire 5. Dancing in the Dark
"Streets of Philadelphia" might not be the typical E-Steet Band sound, but to me, it's a stronger one for just that reason, really showcases his depth as a songwriter.
Brilliant Disguise, Atlantic City, Racing in the Street, Badlands, and I'm on Fire are my favorites
Why didn't he put "I'm on Fire" in the top 5?
Racing In The Street, New York City Serenade, Atlantic City, The River, Stolen Car
Streets of Philadelphia
U sure got taste
Incident on 57th Street ,Backstreets, Thunder road, Youngstown, Something in the night
My top 5 - 1. Badlands 2. Born to Run 3. Thunder Road 4. Born in the U.S.A. 5. Dancing in the Dark
His favorits: Born to Run The Rising Thunderroad Nebraska Racing in the Street My favorit: I'm on Fire
mine dancing in the dark..
Abhi Lash cant choose between dancing in the dark, I’m on fire and the promised land
I love how natural he talks and he looks so humble as well!!! No wonder he is the music business for the last 50 years.
1. Spirit in the night 2. I came for you. 3. The River 4. Cadillac Ranch 5. Born to run.
"This is a copy of the original schematic..." funny how he makes that sound so genuinely precious
Bruce Springsteen is my Fave ♡
1 - Born in the USA 2 - Atlantic City 3- Thunder Road 4 - Candy's room 5 - All the way home
45 years loving this guy and I still get chills. Jersey proud. Irish proud. *Down the shore everything's alright* 💖☘️🏖️
My favorite is Racing In The Street! When i'm out driving on a warm, summer night, just when the sun has started to set and i'm out in the Volvo my grandfather once owned, i press play, and the evening is perfect!
Saint in the City, Kitty's Back, She's the One, Streets of Fire and Walk Like a Man. Also, great book.
Spirits in the Night was the very first Bruce song I ever heard. It was released in 1973. I was 13 and my brother was 16. I credit him for introducing me to all the best music and musicians that had great music but were relatively unknown. He had a copy of “ Greetings from Asbury Park” and played “Spirits in the Night” for me. That was the moment I fell in love with Bruce. I raided my brother’s record collection. The only Bruce records he had back then were Greetings and The Wild the Innocent and the E Street Shuffle. I’m 58 now and have been a diehard Bruce fan ever since. Thanks Rich for a great musical education! Favorite Bruce songs: Racing in the Streets, Jungleland, New York City Serenade.
Hello mwills How’re you doing? Thanks for all your love and support, also for being an amazing fan. It’s nice meeting you here ❤😊
I love that humble slightly nervous laugh. What an endearing, kind guy. Also happens to be one of the greatest rock stars and live performers of all time. Bruuuuuce!
Thunder Road may be the greatest song in rock history.
I effin love in this song
A few years ago I saw Bruce play the entire Born to Run album start to finish. It was unbelievable!
sportspenguin I totally agree. The ending must be the best in the business!!
"There were ghosts in the eyes of all the boys you sent away. They haunt these dusty beach roads in the skeleton frames of burned out Chevrolets" has to be the THE greatest single line of rock poetry in the history of the world.
Great song, but then again, it might be the 4th best song on that album.
I love the Boss. I would've put "I'm on Fire" on there, that middle eight is intense. "Feel like someone took a knife, baby, edgy and dull, and cut a six inch valley in the middle of my soul."
Fixed. Sorry, that's what happens when you comment at 4am after working 12 hours.
I always heard it as skull, and there's still a poetry to it, even if it's the wrong lyric. Why so hostile? Bad day yesterday?
Seriously wow clap clap I'm sure youve never misheard a lyric you fucking ass. You want a cookie?
***** Thank you for giving us all the definitive description of poetry.
***** bring it want my address? You can see my face im not afraid of an internet troll. besides Im sure it isnt the first time you've encountered the clap.
1st. New York City Serenade 2nd. Spirit in the Night 3rd. Badlands 4th. Sherry Darling 5th. My Love will not let you Down
It makes me so happy when people put New York City Serenade in their Top 5
man I'm really glad he said Nebraska.
sherry darling is deffinatly in my top 5 bruce songs, every time i hear it i start singing and dancing like a crazy person it's just such a fun song and i think that it is also an extremely underrated song. i love that song so much.
You're Mummas yapping in the back seat, tell her to move over and move them big feet...that is GOLD.
Jill Quinn agreed
1) I'm On Fire 2) Dancing in the Dark 3) Streets of Philadelphia 4) Secret Garden 5) Dream Baby Dream
Bruce didn't write Dream Baby Dream😫
Can I just say that I love all music genres and when I came across Bruce, the lyrics hit deep man. We all have our favourite song from The Boss but Badlands is personal favourite.
1. Thunder Road 2. Across The Border 3. Jungleland 4. Bobby Jean 5. Follow That Dream
1- The River 2- Thunder Road 3- Backstreets 4- Jungleland 5- Streets of Philadelphia
41 shots, streets of Philadelphia, born to run, jungle land, the rising (in no particular order) Mary's place is always amazing as well, I love all of them tho
For me "Thunder Road", "Jungleland", "Streets of Philadelphia", "The Ghost of Tom Joad", "Devils and Dust"
1- Thunder Road 2-Spirit in the night 3-Jungleland 4-Out in the street 5-Kittys back
1. The River 2. Racin’ in the Streets 3. Downbound Train 4. Thunder Road on Live 1975 - 1985 5. Jack of All Trades
Badlands, Jungleland, Born to Run, Thunder Road, Independance Day. Fav album: Darkness on the Edge of Town
I could never make a desert island list with just five songs. It depends on one's mood, don't you find? For instance, as soon as I suggest "Backstreets," don't you go, "oh, yeah, gotta have that."
I think your fav album is 'Born to Run'.
New York City Serenade,Thunder Road, Meeting Across The River, Darkness, The River, ridiculous to name five...He has albums of full crazy good songs..
Racing in the street. The arrangement is a masterpiece.
1: Incident on 57th Street and straight into Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) 2: Asbury Park, 4th of July )Sandy) 3: New York City Serenade 4: Jungleland 5: Backstreets All other lists are correct as well!
Now this is interesting... several hundred people have responded with their own top 5 Springsteen songs and nobody has the same list, and there's about 70 songs mentioned. There's only a hand full of artists that have that large of a catalog that appeals so strongly... to so many people. Having watched thousands of Bruce videos on youtube I've figured out the secret sauce as to why he is so popular. It's because he gives a damn about his music about how it should be played and the passion with which it should be sung. For example: New York Serenade (2013 Rome) might be the best moment in music history as Billy and Jackie boogaloo down Broadway, until you listen to Jungleland (2009 NYC). 40 years after he wrote Jungleland he still sings it with as much passion as ever. Go to the 8:00 mark and watch and listen... he's totally consumed and in character, and each line is a poem of perfection working towards the seminal Jungleland screams at the conclusion. All we can do is thank him and listen to the wonders he's brought forth. My 5: 1) Racing in the street (Paramount 2009) 2) NYC Serenade (Rome) 3) Jungleland (NYC 2009) 4) Bobby Jean (2013 Wrecking ball Tour) 5) Thunder Road - any version. I know every word and sing it to myself all the time. "The screen door slams, Mary's dress waves... like a vision she dances across the porch as the radio plays, Roy Orbison singing for the lonely - hey that's me - I want you only. Don't turn me home again, I just can't face myself alone again.... I like Bobby Jean because he wrote it for Van Zandt... and in the middle of the song they lock eyes and there's a moment between them.
In no particular order: - The river - Thunder road -Jungleland - Prove it all night (1970's live version) - Born in the USA
Tougher than the rest Brilliant disquise/The River/I'm on fire Born to run Tunnel of love Dancing in the dark
Like a river that don't know where it's going I took a wrong turn and just kept going Greatest line ever
i think that was the best interview so far on that Show , specially the part about his father and the night Terrors , really open speaking , Colbert is a great host , just lets him talk , love that
Top 5 Springsteen Songs Born To Run Dancing In The Dark The Ties That Bind Hungry Heart Glory Days
1. Racing in the Street 2. Thunder Road 3. I'm on Fire 4. Darkness on the Edge of Town 5. Jungleland
Thunder Road - Racing in the street - Born to run - The River - Streets of Philadelphia
Almost had a heart attack when i heard the booing glad it was bruce what they ssid. This man is a rock and roll legend!!!
He's pissed off trump fans by giving his opinion of the moron.
to be fair, he's probably got a lot of life experience that neither you nor i have. i'd certainly listen to him. maybe i discard what he says later, but discarding his opinion out of hand is foolish and naive.
That's just silly. And why 'less than zero'? Why pick that strange number? Has he done something that makes his opinion even less important than yours?
David Bloom Im not sure who or what your reffering to might have mispost this comment on accident.
Blade Alexander Yes, it looks that way.
Dancing In The Dark is my fave
same!
😂
Hello Neil, I hope you find peace and love in your life because you appear to have a lot of anger inside of you. Best wishes to you today and in the days to come 💜
Neil Trueman perhaps your typos?
Why the fuck was that necessary??? Twat.
“If I Should Fall Behind” brilliant song.
I was at record plant Studios when Born to Run was being recorded it was a wonderful experience and to see all these years later that Bruce is still going strong go to one of his concerts for 3 and 1/2 to 4 hours Non-Stop you are tired stay strong Bruce Miss Clarence very much rest in peace big man
The Ghost of Tom Joad, Tougher than the Rest, Dancing in The Dark, Born in The USA, Brilliant Disguise...
Can't wait till April 2023 to see Bruce live again
Really Elizabeth ❤
I just saw him in tampa! It was great
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1) Thunder Road 2) Racing in the Street 3) No Surrender 4) Hungry Heart 5) Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)
1. The Rising 2. My City of Ruin 3. 10th Avenue Freeze Out 4. Rosalita 5. Lift Me Up
In no particular order: The River, Tougher than the Rest, Ghost of Tom Joad, Racing in the Street, Secret Garden
I like "Dancing in the dark". :)
Bruce - my hero for about 35 years now. Stephen Colbert - better late than never - great, great show!
So glad he mentioned thunder road, my all time favorite Springsteen track, before I'd heard that it was my hometown and sherry darling. Jungleland wasn't really my thing tho
Rosalita. That is all.
Sandy
Incident on 57th street!
LOVE that song!!!
yessssss
my favorite as well
Born to Run always had my heart. My name is Wendy and it was the only song that EVER used that name. (well not quite true, the Beach Boys had a hit called Wendy but she was not a role model)
For me Atlantic City v. Racing in the Street. The rest of the list is beyond impossible for me to narrow down under such an incredible body of work.
1. The River 2. Dancing in the Dark 3. The Fever 4. Brilliant Disguise 5. Downbound Train Ask me again tomorrow
The River, High Hopes, Dancing In The Dark, Born To Run, and the Ghost of Tom Joad (with Tom Morello) is my top 5
He didn't write High Hopes though
+MusicMasterTasmania 'Got high hopes' great song.
G.O.A.T = Bruce Springsteen
Bruce is undoubtable one of the best artist ever existing!
Nothing better than the 1987 album Tunnel of love
BORN TO RUN
My top 5 Bruce Springsteen songs: 5. Thunder Road 4. No Surrender 3. The Rising 2. Badlands 1. Born To Run
My Top 5: 1. Incident On 57th St 2. Born To Run 3. Thunder Road 4. Rosalita 5. Backstreets
good to see i'm not the only one who gave 'incident' the top spot.
Bruce Springsteen - one of the greatest humans ever.
Happy 😊Birthday Bruce ✌💙 from Montana
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BOSS!!🎂🎁🎈🎈🎈🎈🎸🎹🎻🎷🎺🎶🎤🎧🎼💜💚💗🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🍰🍷🍺🍻🍰
1. Bobby Jean 2. Jungle Land 3. Born in the USA 4. Born To Run 5. Land Of Hope And Dreams.
Ben Drowned that sax solo in the end of Bobby Jean is amazing
Bonus points for including land of hopes and dreams. ✌️
MY FAVORITE SONG, IS DANCING IN THE DARK!!😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍👍👍👍👍👋👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💗
Good book Bruce. I like all your songs. Born to Run,Brilliant Disguise,Glory Days,Born In The USA and Dancing in the Dark. From Canada 🇨🇦🎶🌟😎
1. Backstreet 2. The River 3. Thunder Road 4. Lonesome Day 5. Born to Run 6. Atlantic City 7. Darkness on the Edge of Town 8. Tougher than the Rest (live) 9. The Rising 10. Rise Up .
Your Dad was not off. Probably as creative as you and wanted to see you as often as possible without interrupting. Those were different times for a young man to mature in.
I'm thrilled to see so many peeps put Atlantic City in the top spot! There are just too many to compete with it, but always find myself leaning towards Darkness on the Edge of Town.
My favorite springsteen songs are: The Ghoast of tom Joad(w. Tom morello), Badlands, The Promised land, Dancing in The Dark and Streets of Philadelphia
Bruce Springsteen ❤️❤️❤️
1. Downbound train 2. Lost in the flood 3. Darkness on the Edge of Town 4. The River 5. Cover Me