Imagine being a little boy who sees The Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show and you grow up to play with Paul McCartney in your backyard. Thanks for posting.
Bruce was 14 when the Beatles were on Sullivan. But I understand the sentiment. We were all boys before that night. The next day we started growing up.
Just goes to show that you can be Bruce Springsteen and still have a look that says “Holy shit, I’m on stage playing with Paul McCartney” on your face for 8 minutes
Too bad Springsteen cannot sing. He is a cool guy and writes good songs. His voice is like fingernails on a chalkboard. His first band in 65 never made it until the sixties legends petered out in the early seventies leaving an opening for him to make it big.
@@thetruthfornow6045 many great musicians and song writers can't sing vey well .. yet they create tunes that move people and deliver a message .. your critical view is boring ...
@@TheDjnauj Nah. Just different musical artists enjoying a jam with each other. If it's not to your taste, I understand. But it's definitely apparent that they were having fun!
one about to turn 80 another nearly half way thru his 70s and they have the stamina of men half their ages. encouraging to a person who is half their age.
One of the greatest moments I’ve experienced attending live music for nearly 40 years. The respect and enthusiasm between Macca and The Boss was palpable even if you were sitting in the last row in the last section of MetLife Stadium.
Working class? I don’t think Paul ever worked a “day in the life”doing any manual labor job. If Bruce is for the working man, then don’t charge so much for your tickets.
The Beatles together and as solo, Bruce Springsteen, and so many others of my generation really did give us Glory Days of music. So glad when I lived when I did.
The SIR and the BOSS singing and strumming along for Paul's birthday... 🎉🤩🎼🎸What a *GLORY DAY* indeed!🙏💕🙏 Happy Birthday, legend! 🤩🤟 Melody Fox 😎 (aka the Princess of Rock) LPeaceM💙☮️🎵
This is one of the best parts about living in the Northeast. Whenever these types of world-class artists come to North Jersey or Philly or the Garden, people like Bruce Springsteen or Billy Joel or Paul Simon randomly show up to play with them. It’s awesome.
@@pattygoody That same thing happened to me in 1976. Couldn't stand him. Girlfriend took me to the Spectrum in Philly to see him and i was an immediate fan!
I know what THAT feels like, because I listened to Paul's show in Cleveland back in the early '90s, outside the old Cleveland Municipal Stadium (torn down and replaced with the current "First Energy Stadium." There were SUPPOSED to be 2 tickets held for us at the box office, and they WEREN'T THERE. We came down from Windsor, Ontario. Got in to see the last 1/4 way at the back of the field, some guy sold us those tickets. Saw us walking around the outside of the stadium. We didn't get scalped either, they were face value, otherwise we wouldn't have bought them.
I'll NEVER listen to any other versions of EITHER of these songs EVER AGAIN without thinking of this clip...their sheer enjoyment, energy, and obvious respect for each other and for the music is truly unforgettable
Watched the DeNiro film Cape Fear (1991) a couple of weeks ago, and some of his facial expressions and the Southern accent he used in his role somehow reminded me of Springsteen. (Well, Bruce is from South Jersey.)
4:18...Paul having authentic fun! This is why he is legendary. Thank you Paul for decades of good music and hard work, and mostly, thank you for having fun while doing it!
An amazing concert moment last night... one of many. Electrifying--we all erupted in our section when he announced the Boss, then we all sang along. Glory days indeed.
When you say “maybe only McCartney has the status not to be phased”, I assume you’re speaking only of musicians on the stage at that moment. Because there are dozens of artists that have the status not to be phased by Bruce Springsteen.
McCartney is hilarious, he can't help but be cheeky and funny. Paul knows the words, he's even singing off mic, so cool. Politely not treading on Bruce's territory. I love it when Paul winks at Bruce in accordance with the lyrics. " In the wink of a young girl's eye " BTW Paul turns 80 yrs young on the 18th June 2022, which is today in Australia. Happy Birthday James. We Love you, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah!!!
I was watching a tribute to Glen Campbell on some awards show. When Rhinestone cowboy was played the camera went to McCartney and his wife. They were both singing at the top of their lungs. It tickled me he knew that song.
My very first rock album I ever had was Bruce Springsteen's Born in the USA. I guess I was about 10 years old. I had it on a cassette, and I loved and played it so much. Awesome to see him perform this song with Sir Paul.
@@funnylookingfoetus that's my wife's too! Just kidding. I'm fond of Glory Days because I'm a 47 year old man and it reminds me of playing baseball my 8th grade year. Human Touch is also up there, very underrated album in my opinion.
@@shagsmith3410 Honestly it's hard to pick any particular song from Born in the USA cause it's just a solid album full of classics. Every song echoes through my soul. I didn't listen much to Human Touch to be honest, though I like the song. My musical taste quickly went into a different direction. U2, REM, Radiohead.
I was there too, great show and Bruce sounded the same as when I saw him on the Born in the USA tour back in the day. Paul and the band were amazing all night, Abe on the drums is spectacular!
My daughter and I saw him in Orlando in row ten on the left side, coming from Huyton Liverpool to see an ex beatle in Orlando was a dream come true for me… not far from where Paul lived!
My first Bruce concert was also Born in the USA at Giant Stadium in NJ. Awesome puts it mildly, but Paul, never got the chance. One of my biggest regrets. Must have had been amazing. I'm sorry but a legend like Paul, must have been phenomenal.
@@LiverpoolGurl1 We were on the other side of Camping World Stadium 3 weeks ago with 3 of our adult children (34 & 25 year olds). They were absolutely amazed by Paul. Great show!
@@thomasreen5860 My daughter is living in Liverpool UK at the minute, we live in Florida it was certainly not a hot night, it was great night for the show. I was worried it would be too hot. She said how lucky the people in NJ were for getting to see Jon Bon Jovi and Bruce, that’s an amazing trio right there… I’m glad you all enjoyed it I know we did it was worth every penny😊
So true... I just tuned into Glastonbury live and there was a guy headlining called Kendrick Lama. I could only listen for about 20 seconds and I hope I never have to again.
imagine singing your song on stage with a HUGE crowd singing along. and a few feet beside you is a freaking BEATLE singing along with you as well. my goodness
If anyone had any thoughts about Bruce not being game ready for his New Tour, this should put everyone’s fear to rest because he’s going too rock this world once again,and I think he’s in fine form. 🎼❤️🇦🇺❤️🇺🇸🕺🏻💃🎸☘️
He sings just fantastic in comparison to Paul McCartney . Paul has well lost his voice by now. If you listen to him with others his voice sounds terrible. At 80 it's time for him to hang up his boots. That's why he has so many artists singing as he cannot sing a lot of the songs anymore. He sounds awful in the backround here.
@@annemurphy2572 well WHOP DEE DOO ... i would still pay to see him again and again $$$ 99% of the newer artists just lip sink and their music is HORRIBLE at best
I thank the videographer. I am so glad this epic moment in history was capture... I am teary eyed in awe as I watch and listen. Thank you so very much.
Yes, one can only congratulate Sir Paul on his 80th birthday It's good that we still have the legends...that they're still here...great respect for the old stars....I don't have that many thumbs to hold them up....👍💯🎸❤
Glory Days at its heart revolves around a guy who has seen life pass him by in all sorts of different angles. It's nostalgia he's clinging onto because it's the only thing he has in his barren life.
The pure joy on The Boss face, playing with Macca made me nearly cut full onions! Saw Paul last light play to a full house in Sydney Australia (28th Oct 2023) and it was just magical.
This would be one of the ultimate musician combinations for me. I have had the good fortune to see both artists multiple times over the years. But of course never together....the good folks at MetLife Stadium were blessed to see this musical event....
Imagine being a little boy who sees The Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show and you grow up to play with Paul McCartney in your backyard. Thanks for posting.
he's playing with the true "boss" that night
Bruce was 14 when the Beatles were on Sullivan. But I understand the sentiment. We were all boys before that night. The next day we started growing up.
and with Paul having learnt and be playing a song that YOU wrote.....
@@mrsoikawa Paul doesn't have to learn songs. He knows them all even before someone writes them.
Wow 💘
Just goes to show that you can be Bruce Springsteen and still have a look that says “Holy shit, I’m on stage playing with Paul McCartney” on your face for 8 minutes
Check the vid of Bruce playing with Chuck Berry, the look on Bruce’s face is awesome!
@@catebannan7343 Or John Lennon playing with Chuck, as well. Everyone has idols.
see him with roger mcguinn ... turn turn turn ...
Too bad Springsteen cannot sing. He is a cool guy and writes good songs. His voice is like fingernails on a chalkboard. His first band in 65 never made it until the sixties legends petered out in the early seventies leaving an opening for him to make it big.
@@thetruthfornow6045 many great musicians and song writers can't sing vey well .. yet they create tunes that move people and deliver a message .. your critical view is boring ...
I love that Bruce just hops in his car and heads up the Parkway to Rutherford on a Friday night to jam with Paul McCartney, just for fun.
Thursday night
@@michaelkatz4277 Oh, yeah. I forgot what day it was. Thursday night, any night, legendary.
Bruce loves to be noticed
@@TheDjnauj Nah. Just different musical artists enjoying a jam with each other. If it's not to your taste, I understand. But it's definitely apparent that they were having fun!
@@wwbuirkle Yes. Most legendary rock stars are so withdrawn.
one about to turn 80 another nearly half way thru his 70s and they have the stamina of men half their ages. encouraging to a person who is half their age.
Agreed 100%
Eddie Vedder, Bruce Springsteen and Paul McCartney doing 3 hour gigs is the norm for them.
One of the greatest moments I’ve experienced attending live music for nearly 40 years. The respect and enthusiasm between Macca and The Boss was palpable even if you were sitting in the last row in the last section of MetLife Stadium.
2023 Bruce Springsteen and the e street band tour is gonna be epic
Bruce looks so happy, like a little boy whose dreams came true!
They did.
Paul joined Bruce concert in Hyde Park few years ago
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I love how Paul is super concentrating on the GLORY DAYS bass line ... that's how you stay sharp, you keep challenging yourself.
Beautiful pickup. Like Dylan said, he’s never let up.
Two working class lads that made it big. Love it!
Liverpool and Jersey
@@TonyBurgess1969 freehold ...
true - been a while since either one has wanted for a meal, that's for sure.
Working class? I don’t think Paul ever worked a “day in the life”doing any manual labor job. If Bruce is for the working man, then don’t charge so much for your tickets.
@@michaelchamp3093 LOL- right on.. Paul started playing in a band when he was 14 - did he EVER have a "real" job?
The Beatles together and as solo, Bruce Springsteen, and so many others of my generation really did give us Glory Days of music. So glad when I lived when I did.
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Bruce looks at least ten years younger. He's so deliriously happy every time he gets to play with Sir Paul.
80 years of age and he'd still put most singers in their 20's to shame!
Yup , most singers and their auto-tune saviour.
The SIR and the BOSS singing and strumming along for Paul's birthday... 🎉🤩🎼🎸What a *GLORY DAY* indeed!🙏💕🙏
Happy Birthday, legend! 🤩🤟
Melody Fox 😎 (aka the Princess of Rock)
LPeaceM💙☮️🎵
When you're on stage with Paul McCartney and he's singing back up for you on one of your songs. How many people can say that?!
John Lennon
Denny Laine was the first person I came to think of
@@janfreidun Billy Preston
Michael Jackson
Billy Joel
Paul's bass playing is always top shelf !
This is one of the best parts about living in the Northeast. Whenever these types of world-class artists come to North Jersey or Philly or the Garden, people like Bruce Springsteen or Billy Joel or Paul Simon randomly show up to play with them. It’s awesome.
Paul and Bruce duet on stage and then he moves into Let It Be... can't get much better than that.
A 72 year old and a 79 year old....lighting it UP! Happy 80th tomorrow.....Sir Paul...we love love love you!!! ----- and we love you too Boss!
I was at this concert last night! BEST NIGHT OF MY LIFE! (Despite the nosebleed seats.) Much love for these two guys.
You lucky devil.
It was the best concert ever
One lucky person. Concert of a lifetime. Wish I was there.
I was there last night too. Such an AMAZING show. Those two can rock-rings around many a younger performers. Such bliss!
I was there as well. At the concert and in the nosebleed section. Great, great show!
If you didn’t smile and tear up during this magic moment, you are dead. ❤️
Well Paul was dead…..
I've never been a Springsteen fan, but Paul's bass sounds amazing!
@@jamesbyersmusic Neither was my boyfriend…until he saw Bruce in concert I took him to in 2016…he was hooked! ☺️
@@pattygoody That same thing happened to me in 1976. Couldn't stand him. Girlfriend took me to the Spectrum in Philly to see him and i was an immediate fan!
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I was at the show last night but my parents and I couldn’t afford tickets so we just listened to the show in the parking lot
Damn I wish I coulda got you in!
I know what THAT feels like, because I listened to Paul's show in Cleveland back in the early '90s, outside the old Cleveland Municipal Stadium (torn down and replaced with the current "First Energy Stadium." There were SUPPOSED to be 2 tickets held for us at the box office, and they WEREN'T THERE. We came down from Windsor, Ontario. Got in to see the last 1/4 way at the back of the field, some guy sold us those tickets. Saw us walking around the outside of the stadium. We didn't get scalped either, they were face value, otherwise we wouldn't have bought them.
They don’t make them like this anymore incredible duo
shame they cant make a album togethor
AND THAT IS HOW YOU DO IT AT 80....OR ANY AGE
I'll NEVER listen to any other versions of EITHER of these songs EVER AGAIN without thinking of this clip...their sheer enjoyment, energy, and obvious respect for each other and for the music is truly unforgettable
When Bruce starts showing up on stage at other concerts, he’s ready to tour. C’mon 2023!
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imagine having Paul McCartney playing bass on your song
and the backing vocals... i don't remenber that any other person invited to stage had this honor....
It was nice of Paul to let that guy come up on stage and sing a couple songs. Must have been a real treat for him.
Springsteen is amazing. The sheer joy he exudes is infectious and he looks more and more like Robert De Niro with every passing year. ;)
That’s what happens when you’re from Jersey. I’m 38 and starting to look more like De Niro too. 🙈 😉
They're very good friends 😊 I just love the joy on his face while he's playing one of his songs and Paul McCartney is singing backing vocals ❤️
Springsteen is terrible
Watched the DeNiro film Cape Fear (1991) a couple of weeks ago, and some of his facial expressions and the Southern accent he used in his role somehow reminded me of Springsteen. (Well, Bruce is from South Jersey.)
4:18...Paul having authentic fun! This is why he is legendary. Thank you Paul for decades of good music and hard work, and mostly, thank you for having fun while doing it!
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Good morning 💯💯
@@nickhill8612 how are you doing
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Good.
You?
@@nickhill8612 I’m fine .. how is your day going ?..
Awesome hearing Bruce do a Beatles song with a Beatle !
But they could have picked a better one in my opinion
Was there! Best show ever! Paul is incredible at 80!
I can barely walk after a spin class and I’m 38!!! Unbelievable, 80 years strong! 😉😀
I think that those 2 young guys have a future in rock`n`roll 😁😁🎸🎸
Look at how great Paul's hair is. It's a great cut. He looks fabulous!! 🎸
He does dye it though
@@bulleranse8323 He looks great either way.
A magic moment in an evening full of them
What a show! How about the perfectly timed rain during Live and Let Die?!
Bit noisy and out out of tune .were they in pub earlier?
What a jewel Paul is!! True gentleman, and a man of the earth. Please live forever, we need you!
An amazing concert moment last night... one of many. Electrifying--we all erupted in our section when he announced the Boss, then we all sang along. Glory days indeed.
Paul McCartney is a man with a lot of friends. Great
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Every musician on that stage is loving this moment. Maybe only Mcartney has the status not to be fazed by Bruuuuuce!. Love it!
When you say “maybe only McCartney has the status not to be phased”, I assume you’re speaking only of musicians on the stage at that moment. Because there are dozens of artists that have the status not to be phased by Bruce Springsteen.
@@alexandriaocasio-smollett5078 thanks for the tip.
I think you mean "Fazed" but yes I agree.
@@katbar6066 Doh!
Paul is 80 years old today? Happy birthday Paul thanks for all the music all the fun and all the memories love and best wishes from your fans
Two songs with The Boss and he goes right onto Let It Be. Who else can do that
Well aren’t they having fun! They sound great together. Can’t wait for those American dates to be announced.
McCartney is hilarious, he can't help but be cheeky and funny.
Paul knows the words, he's even singing off mic, so cool.
Politely not treading on Bruce's territory.
I love it when Paul winks at Bruce in accordance with the lyrics. " In the wink of a young girl's eye "
BTW Paul turns 80 yrs young on the 18th June 2022, which is today in Australia.
Happy Birthday James.
We Love you, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah!!!
JUNK
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I was watching a tribute to Glen Campbell on some awards show. When Rhinestone cowboy was played the camera went to McCartney and his wife. They were both singing at the top of their lungs. It tickled me he knew that song.
Also so cool to play one of Bruce's great songs! Paul really is a class act.
Wow 80?
That's crazy.
Glory days, Im sure these guys have many, and hardly boring.
For the real music lovers out there, this was bloody fantastic
These two sound awesome together! Fantastic synergy! :) Bruce Springsteen is phenomenal- - his energy, his voice, his musicality!! Love that man!!
Hello.. how are you 😊
I was at this concert! Happy birthday Paul! 80 years, wow!
Paul was fabulous at MetLife last night….Bruce was the icing on the (birthday) cake
JUNK
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Sir Paul and The Boss....awesome! Happy Birthday Paul McCartney, you've always been my favorite artist.
Love that Paul is just jammin on his bass. He's enjoying just being a bass player in this moment, It's beautiful.
Glory days three legends singing n rockin together Sir Paul McCartney Bruce Springsteen Jon bon jovi 60s 70s 80s together...beautiful together.
Bruce is just a ROCKER!!!!!!
and Paul is a mocker (from A Hard Day's Night interview 😆)
Sir Paul and the Boss. I was there last night and this was SOOOO special! SOOOO special!
Fantastic - two legends together! If I have the energy and love of music at 80 that Paul has, I'll be very happy! Happy Birthday Sir Paul!
My very first rock album I ever had was Bruce Springsteen's Born in the USA. I guess I was about 10 years old. I had it on a cassette, and I loved and played it so much. Awesome to see him perform this song with Sir Paul.
Favorite song?
My first cassette also! I was 17. Bruce became my BOSS!
@@shagsmith3410 'I'm going down'
@@funnylookingfoetus that's my wife's too! Just kidding. I'm fond of Glory Days because I'm a 47 year old man and it reminds me of playing baseball my 8th grade year. Human Touch is also up there, very underrated album in my opinion.
@@shagsmith3410 Honestly it's hard to pick any particular song from Born in the USA cause it's just a solid album full of classics. Every song echoes through my soul.
I didn't listen much to Human Touch to be honest, though I like the song. My musical taste quickly went into a different direction. U2, REM, Radiohead.
They both sound fantastic. Bruce still sounds a lot like he used to. Legends.
I can’t hit the like button enough times for this one. ❤️
Masters of Music !!! Icons of Rock
I was there too, great show and Bruce sounded the same as when I saw him on the Born in the USA tour back in the day. Paul and the band were amazing all night, Abe on the drums is spectacular!
My daughter and I saw him in Orlando in row ten on the left side, coming from Huyton Liverpool to see an ex beatle in Orlando was a dream come true for me… not far from where Paul lived!
My first Bruce concert was also Born in the USA at Giant Stadium in NJ. Awesome puts it mildly, but Paul, never got the chance. One of my biggest regrets. Must have had been amazing. I'm sorry but a legend like Paul, must have been phenomenal.
@@LiverpoolGurl1 We were on the other side of Camping World Stadium 3 weeks ago with 3 of our adult children (34 & 25 year olds). They were absolutely amazed by Paul. Great show!
@@thomasreen5860 My daughter is living in Liverpool UK at the minute, we live in Florida it was certainly not a hot night, it was great night for the show. I was worried it would be too hot. She said how lucky the people in NJ were for getting to see Jon Bon Jovi and Bruce, that’s an amazing trio right there… I’m glad you all enjoyed it I know we did it was worth every penny😊
Happy 80th Birthday Paul. You rock!
Paul's the best in duets. Many blessings for this one! Happy birthday Paul. I love you!
Thanks for sharing! Paul + Bruce = 152 years!
Happy Birthday Paul - the greatest living legend in music 🍻
Rockin' out the 80s, thanks Paul and Bruce💖💞💜
Sir Paul and the Boss what more could you ask for definitely two legends AWESOME!!
IMAGINE if JOHN could have been there!!!
The GREATEST two SONGWRITERS EVER John and Paul... HAPPY 8Oth BIRTHDAY PAUL!!!!!!!!
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I was there! Best concert I have ever been to. Incredible. Paul is a freak of nature.
Days before his 80th, Paul seems to be the showman he always was. Great. 😊😊
Tears in my eyes. Simply phenomenal. What a moment to have witnessed that in person.
Paul turns 80 years old tomorrow. WOW!!!
Total legends. Bruce is my favourite. I play bruce all the time and dance with the grand kids. Ty UK
Two....LEGIT....PROPER.....OLD SKOOL Legends. None of these modern wannabes can hold a candle to these guys!
u got that right
So true... I just tuned into Glastonbury live and there was a guy headlining called Kendrick Lama. I could only listen for about 20 seconds and I hope I never have to again.
We'll never have GREAT (in anything) ever again-as humans
Doesn't matter who you are, how cool it is to have Paul McCartney sing your song back to you.
imagine singing your song on stage with a HUGE crowd singing along. and a few feet beside you is a freaking BEATLE singing along with you as well. my goodness
The “Boss” and Sir Paul- the legend
If anyone had any thoughts about Bruce not being game ready for his New Tour, this should put everyone’s fear to rest because he’s going too rock this world once again,and I think he’s in fine form. 🎼❤️🇦🇺❤️🇺🇸🕺🏻💃🎸☘️
I think he's in fine form......
He’s The Boss,never tired and always up for it! 😎
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He sings just fantastic in comparison to Paul McCartney .
Paul has well lost his voice by now.
If you listen to him with others his voice sounds terrible.
At 80 it's time for him to hang up his boots.
That's why he has so many artists singing as he cannot sing a lot of the songs anymore.
He sounds awful in the backround here.
@@annemurphy2572 well WHOP DEE DOO ... i would still pay to see him again and again $$$ 99% of the newer artists just lip sink and their music is HORRIBLE at best
I thank the videographer. I am so glad this epic moment in history was capture... I am teary eyed in awe as I watch and listen. Thank you so very much.
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Arguably two of three of the world's greatest living songwriters.
This is the best thing on TH-cam this year!
Bruce is the ultimate rock star!!!
I was debating between going to this concert and the one in Baltimore. Glad I chose this one!
Yes, one can only congratulate Sir Paul on his 80th birthday
It's good that we still have the legends...that they're still here...great respect for the old stars....I don't have that many thumbs to hold them up....👍💯🎸❤
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Man they sound good.
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Happy birthday dear Paul 🥳🎊🎉thanks for all the love and songs you bring to us ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
The Boss and a Beatle! Sounds like a good name for a band!
My goodness. The world needs more of this right now.
Springsteen is killing me starting at 6:00... Honestly he’s the best!!!
Can you imagine after 80 years and a legacy life, having to learn a new song(Glory Days) for a show!?! 🤩 🎵
I’m so glad I got to see this in person.
so happy to see two of my favorite artist of all time singing together again, it’s been a while
Mine too .. saw them BOTH in concert!!
I was there.... the stadium was literally shaking when Bruce came out
The odds are... most of the people there are Bruce fans who were at least ONE of his Metlife shows back in 2016.
It's out of this w👽rld
@@KleWdSide I’m one of them. Was also at his Broadway show yet I still screamed like it was my first time seeing him
I was shaking when he came out it was amazing.
How cool is Paul at 80!
He's amazing
McCartney & Springsteen cracking out a couple of numbers on stage together.......totally awesome and thanx for posting.
That was a great moment, so nice to see rock and roll still rules.
Simply two legends! 😃🙏🏼
Two legends. All I've got to say to those who were there is..."You lucky bastards."
It’s not luck - you know you can buy tickets to see them, right?
@@bungle3912 You have to live in the country where the concert is though!
This is pretty damn perfect. I never thought of Glory Days as a sad song, more nostalgic than anything. This version was very poignant.
Glory Days at its heart revolves around a guy who has seen life pass him by in all sorts of different angles. It's nostalgia he's clinging onto because it's the only thing he has in his barren life.
Great that they can share the stage with each other
The sheer volume of all time great songwriting between those two men
The pure joy on The Boss face, playing with Macca made me nearly cut full onions! Saw Paul last light play to a full house in Sydney Australia (28th Oct 2023) and it was just magical.
Bruce looks phenomenal for his age.
Happy Birthday Paul. I Love and adore you 💛 💓 ❤️
This would be one of the ultimate musician combinations for me. I have had the good fortune to see both artists multiple times over the years. But of course never together....the good folks at MetLife Stadium were blessed to see this musical event....
True!🙏