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Bruce Springsteen Here & Now book.

by Philip Kamin and Craig MacInnis. Select Format: Paperback. ISBN13: 9780812040951.

Bruce Springsteen's recording career spans more than forty years, beginning with 1973's. 11 November at 11:41 ·.

Books on Bruce started arriving before he was a stadium-filling superstar. The perspectives from Bruce’s bandmates are crucial here, particularly in a section discussing the late-’80s dissolution of the E Street Band. Carlin also addresses Springsteen’s depression, a subject kept quiet for much of the star’s career and explored later in his memoir.

All the Springsteen lyrics you could want with some wonderful photos and introductions to the album from Bruce. 2 people found this helpful.

Bruce Springsteen, a successful and hugely popular singer and guitarist, changed the way his music sounded. In Born to Run the book, Springsteen describes how Catholicism was central to his young life. The reasons why reveal a fascinating focal point where leftist politics, depression, Catholicism, and American fiction collide. Springsteen, who recently released a biography called Born to Run, is a liberal elitist and social justice warrior who is worshiped by the Left as a savior. The family lived right next to the church and Springsteen went to Catholic school. This is the world where I found the beginnings of my song, he writes.

Bruce Springsteen turns a concert film into a transcendental experience – Rolling Stone. A gorgeous tone poem that both deepens and personalizes the audio recording, creating a satisfying emotional arc – Hollywood Reporter. It’s a concert film you’ll want to experience with others – Variety. Bruce Springsteen’s directorial debut is an intimate and unexpected concert doc – IndieWire.

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Beneath the Surface of Bruce Springsteen

Beneath the Surface of Bruce Springsteen. For more than fifty years, he’s traveled deep into the heart of America. I say to Springsteen, In your book, you write this about America: Dread-the sense that things might not work out, that the moral high ground had been swept out from underneath us, that the dream we had of ourselves had somehow been tainted and the future would forever be uninsured-was in the air.