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Bruce springsteen and the E street band 1987 Documentary Glory days

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Published 21 Jun 2014

Here is the Bruce Springsteen and E street band 1987 documentary Glory Days made by David Hepworth.

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Bruce Springsteen (Musical Artist)

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@freehold016 months ago This guy saved more than one time my life. Thanks Bruce. 16
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@sparky53638 years ago One of the most prolific song writers in history. A true poet who happens to rock like few can. 92
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@erikjromanolast year Makes me miss the '80s a damn lot. 15
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@rex89587 months ago Love him or hate him for his political views he is without a doubt one of the best songwriters of all time. 4
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@calvinnay8144 years ago Nice seeing Patti interviewed as an early vocalist.... 18
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@J.A.Hansen8 months ago This doku is like a timemaschine...In 1985 I saw my first Springsteen Show and I 1987 was a hard core Springsteen Fan...This energy around that time super natural,maybe it was the time,the music,and the spirit of revolution hangin in the air....Looking back now,watching our time today,brings me down□There is nothing left over of the old spirit.Rock And Is A burned out car,lyin by the highway side..There are a lot of storys out there,but the laughter are not the same anymore...Glory Day pass me by 1000% Cheers up to the goood old days,which will never return again□ ... 2
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@paulchisholm330511 months ago Watched this on Terrestrial tv all those years ago. Stuck with me then and I have stuck with Bruce & the band for the journey. Been a brilliant soundtrack to my life! 5
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@mattybt4008 years ago I like this young man - I think he has a big future ahead of him. 59
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@evagemesi76429 months ago Azon kívül hogy imádom az őszinteségét, gyönyörű fiatalságát,tehetségét szerethetőségét a dalok amiket az ember a szívébe érez hogy megválltoztatja a kedved ,a hangulatod.❤ 6
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@John-sg5unlast year I've been listening to Bruce ever since Greetings from Asbury Park. All I can say is thank you & the ESB, etc, because nobody's music has touched my soul like the person from Freehold NJ.
There's many others I listen too as well but Bruce has always held a special place in my heart. ... 8
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@willettmary8893 years ago A phenomenal poet and storytellers wrapped up into some awesome rock...some 50 yrs later and he still rocks it on so many levels. He is definately a phenom beyond words 27
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@billythekid10last year this live footage must have been incredible to see in 1987. no youtube back then, i doubt die hard bruce fans ever saw the phoenix and largo 78 footage until this. 6
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@michaelj25289 years ago The greatest rock and Roll band in the world, sadly missing the big man and Danny, 36
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@thomasminarchickjr.73552 years ago The sweaters and jackets in this video are why bands have personal stylists now 4
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@dr.reidsheftalltruthinscie20079 years ago I love those stories... "" Well, I saw an ad in the paper.: ''E-Street Band looking for piano player and drummer.''... 24
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@jamiecunningham15657 years ago My parent 'types ' taped this on VHS when I must have been 9 years old!! It was the first time I realised that Bruce was a normal guy who spoke normal conversations!! Instead of some Super Hero Rock Star!!🌟🌟✨⚡️
It's interesting now but back then alls I wanted was Born in the U.S.A. Now, that's one of my least favourite songs, Jonny 99, 10th Avenue, Streets of Fire......live.... light me up now. How times change! ... 9
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@kevtruth7 years ago What a rippin' solo on Prove It All Night around the minute mark 11
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@marge2017 years ago I totally adored this documentary. Wish I could see how it ended. (It cut off abruptly.) The interviews with the band were great. The music was superb. Just extraordinary. 19
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@ZeusHoney10 years ago It is lovely to see Bruce and the band in retrospect. Their views and their thoughts on E Street's formation and music. They all look so young and fresh in the documentary, an indication of how the years have flown by. It's also nice to see Danny and Clarence again. They'll be missed. Thanks for uploading this. :) ... 42
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@josephpattison84592 years ago Just never let ME down at any concert Fantastic Show 6
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@annebaudson759211 months ago So moving to see Clarence and Danny talk about how they came to play with 2
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@tobydavidson83 years ago love watching this every once in a while - love you Bruce -ESB since mid 70's - Letter To You is a masterpiece - Missing Danny and Clarence but they honoured them nightly on The 2016-2017 River Tour...Can't wait for them to get back on the road - can you imagine Burnin' Train as the power opener then squeeze in Moonlight Hotel - solo piano....What about Stones, Hello Sunshine - Tracks 2 on it's way 2021? ... 12
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@baldeepdogra17389 years ago Thanks for posting this. This Arena programme was shown first on the BBC in early 1986 and left me mesmerised. After this I was hooked on the Boss and his story, and he's been there with me ever since. :) 20
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@jcbbb9 years ago It's funny... growing up I never thought much of Bruce except for a few good songs and being famous as fuck but after listening to him speak and seeing that he isn't fae.. he's a true performer... he's now one of my favoprite artists of all time... this happened in the course of 3 hours.... The only time that's ever happened. ... 39
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@divisionave8 years ago I love Stevie in this, .."sometimes you just want to punch him!" lol 10
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@quoarebrill10 years ago Ive got this on vhs remember when it was on BBC2 great documentary. Miss Danny and The Big Man . The whole E street experience gets better even after 50 shows looking forward to the next one 15
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@NevadaBoss2 months ago Twelve days till he's back (for the last time?) to my city of Sin..first time in 22years. Been more than 40years since my first show..and am hoping he can do one more 'magic' night cus i've never needed one more...over to u Boss... ...
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@cindyzapf48193 years ago My friend, Ellen Cross turned me onto him. And, there was no turning back after that. We love Clarence Coemmins, especially in Santa Claus is coming to Town. 2
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@gingerbread12318 years ago Wonderful documentary. Thanks for sharing. 7
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@djangiebaby2 years ago the boss rocks .. well done with your fame bruce u sure deserve it .. hope you add glasgow to your 2003 tour so i can see you again .. have to say hot to the boss in this documentary .. he's still hot today too ❤❤❤ 2
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@whataboutrob44210 months ago I didn't catch on until I was in my 30s, but I eventually did get it. I was raised on his 75-78-80 and 82 albums. Born in the USA was not a favorite of mine in high school, and probably did the most damage to his image. But now I like most of the album. ...
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@toncizmikic713110 months ago 😱😱😱😱, unbelivable..i did not that he such a greatest guitar player,amazing !! 1
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@MrYann335 years ago Amazing one..Saw it on Tv back then but cut.. This one goes a little longer but...cut again :( Thanks or posting tabletops21463 ! 4
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@chriscross56177 years ago Does Danny Federicci really look like a long-time member of the worlds greatest rock band?!!! I'd peg him as the comfortably successful owner of a kitchen & bathroom warehouse!
But then the band is a mix of the iconic rock-stars (Stevie, Nils Lofgren, Gary Tallent) & the quietly brilliant support (Max, Danny & the Professor) plus of course the late, great Clarence (coolest man on the planet) Clemens. ... 5
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@tlcity10 years ago thanks for posting been looking for awhile never seen all of it 3
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@Natalie128199810 years ago I always forget that the band was only ten years old when Born in the USA was released 7
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@littlegelland8 years ago Springsteen looks a lot like Serpico in that hat and the beard. 12
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@presidentnixonsanus10 years ago the date is August 7 of 1978, The AZ Vets Coliseum (locals knew it then as the Six Points Pringle) in Phoenix.
Holy shit it must have been an oven in that building, A/C was not what it is now and beck then that building was a sauna until October. Hopefully there was some monsoon activity around that time. ... 3
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@valquiriapaulinobueno62710 months ago Bruce sprengsteem é o cara ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Love You 💘aos me arrepia MEU Rei 😻 MEU ídolo 🤔 1
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@johnebgood1089 years ago it was playing at "frat house parties in Rutger, nj that he made it... 3
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@hermievalencia24453 years ago ohmygosh! is that a thank you?
sweety and sweaty bunch
these 2
amazing funny performance 1
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@tamarahornyak57443 years ago I play Bruce every night while I'm working and jamming in my ear bud's and while no one looking dance (I stock shelves at night)and the store is closed so anyway 🙃 I tap on Bruce and his band and rock and a couple time's people ask who I'm playing in my ear buds and I turn to them and say THE BOSS then I go back to my job .My dream is for Bruce to come to London ohio and walk in a store called kroger....ah what a dreamm ... 3
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@joseantoniomesoneroguillen6699 years ago emitida en las pruebas de tv5 en el año 91 taducida al español cuando saco la caja del live 1
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@theorgazoid94596 months ago Just caught a few seconds of Steven van Zandt talking in this. Is it me or does his accent sound 80% English at this time? 1
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@modst84last year that is some determined drummin, god daym.
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@jasonrackawack93694 years ago I really wish Atlantic City could have been on that live album. 2
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@danglenzig7 years ago you know its 87 when even the boss wears a ugly sweatshirt 6
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@michaelj25289 years ago There know one who plays like THE BIG MAN! ! ! 7
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@Nifflerious9 months ago I need to know where is the sweater from 😭
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@jeanturek51678 years ago Tor nado lol Its Tornaaaado lol Into the forest they went, lol 3
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@dandrechesterfield54119 years ago Dang did Bruce just kiss the sax player at 9
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@lolobaflast year missing the music of that time but not the clothes !
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@shanejones79063 years ago That redhead was hot back then. I think she was better looking than his first wife. Not a fan but very intrigued with pre internet pop culture... Mainly the late 70s and the 80s. I'm amazed that people were so isolated and not in constant touch with the rest of the world. ... 1
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@colinmurphy34788 years ago First two albums patchy? There goes all credibility. 10
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@dondamon46693 years ago It’s a shame he never went through a raging rowdy angry drunken drug fuelled phase! You need that to be seen as one of the legendary rock stars without it he’ll always be seen as down to earth Bruce! Love the music though. Only just been getting into him after knowing of him whole life just never thought of listening to his albums and up tunnel of love there some of the best rock albums ever. ... 1
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@musclesmchung9 years ago Okay what the fuck was that shit with the bears? Bruce has written some fantastic stuff but that was THE WORST thing I've ever seen in my life. A little bit of pee came out from laughing so hard.
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@bishlap6 years ago will never look at this guy the same way again. bye brucie 5
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@LeahysLads3 months ago I must admit, I have never been a Springsteen devotee basically because I really don’t like his singing voice. It’as simple as that. I do however respect his song writing style. He is a unique wordsmith.