Composed by a young 20-something year old...brilliant and for those who doubt this mans talent, listen. This man was destined for greatness. The smiles on the violinists faces says it all.
I will always thank my father for giving me the opportunity to see this. I was 13 years old at the time, and I will never forget that song, the orchestra... In hindsight, this will always be the most incredible live performance I will have ever seen. Thanks boss and thanks dad
I thought Jungleland was the finest ever live performance I had ever seen on YT , by any band ever, and then they do this, honestly I am lost for words
Excuse my language, but what a fucking masterpiece of a song: the words, the piano, the vocals,. The board mix on this is perfect, and, oh my god, those strings. Absolute perfection!
This is the most beautiful song ever recorded. I played it last night off of You Tube Music for my wife and kids for the first time and usually they talk through songs I pick or ask me to hook up their phones to the car audio but they all listened all the way through. Brilliant arrangement and kudos to a couple of the members of the band involved with the original record; David Sancious and Clarence Clemons, all in their early 20's when they arranged this masterpiece.
Every time I watch this, I cry. This man so much understands the little movements of everyday life and sacrifice of so many millions of just plain common people. Back in the 1960s, when I was growing up about a dozen miles from Manhattan, the Sunday New York Times magazine ran on its cover the photo of a daisy springing up from a crack in a a let-down concrete walkway. I saved it because hope always springs from the oddest and most destitute of places. I have always loved Springsteen because I think that he understands this, and his understanding comes out in songs such as this one.
It's 10 years to the day since this was recorded and I'm sitting here 9 months pregnant, taking it all in. My baby is bopping to the music as tears stream down my face (we'll blame the hormones...!) This is hands down my favourite Boss song. Here's hoping they will play it live again soon. Thank you, thank you, from a very emotional mama to be. ❤
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56 year old man crying his eyes out at his desk every time I watch this. Absolute perfection. No words.............
Side 2 of "The Wild, the Innocent & the E Street Shuffle" is the most gorgeous stretch of music ever committed to vinyl.
This song is an epic masterpiece. It has the power to transport one, to another time and place. My favorite Bruce song by far.
Composed by a young 20-something year old...brilliant and for those who doubt this mans talent, listen. This man was destined for greatness. The smiles on the violinists faces says it all.
I will always thank my father for giving me the opportunity to see this. I was 13 years old at the time, and I will never forget that song, the orchestra... In hindsight, this will always be the most incredible live performance I will have ever seen. Thanks boss and thanks dad
Probably one of Springsteen's most underrated tracks in his songbook. .
As a native of New Jersey myself, I feel obligated to watch this video at least twice a week.
got those violins on stage in a hurry
I thought Jungleland was the finest ever live performance I had ever seen on YT , by any band ever, and then they do this, honestly I am lost for words
The complexity of this song is so underrated. I wish I see it live some day.
I was there, I couldn't believe this song was finally making it in the setlist, it was a dream come true.
Excuse my language, but what a fucking masterpiece of a song: the words, the piano, the vocals,. The board mix on this is perfect, and, oh my god, those strings. Absolute perfection!
This is the most beautiful song ever recorded. I played it last night off of You Tube Music for my wife and kids for the first time and usually they talk through songs I pick or ask me to hook up their phones to the car audio but they all listened all the way through. Brilliant arrangement and kudos to a couple of the members of the band involved with the original record; David Sancious and Clarence Clemons, all in their early 20's when they arranged this masterpiece.
That is art, the violinist cant hold back their smiles, just amazing
I don’t think there’s any words that exist that can do this performance justice, or even words to describe how it makes you feel.
One of the best versions I ever heard. Old time Bruce fans have to appreciate this version
One of the greatest songs of all time
Every time I watch this, I cry. This man so much understands the little movements of everyday life and sacrifice of so many millions of just plain common people. Back in the 1960s, when I was growing up about a dozen miles from Manhattan, the Sunday New York Times magazine ran on its cover the photo of a daisy springing up from a crack in a a let-down concrete walkway. I saved it because hope always springs from the oddest and most destitute of places. I have always loved Springsteen because I think that he understands this, and his understanding comes out in songs such as this one.
I was there, unforgettable moments with unforgettable people. He wrote this masterpiece when he was 23 years old!
It's 10 years to the day since this was recorded and I'm sitting here 9 months pregnant, taking it all in. My baby is bopping to the music as tears stream down my face (we'll blame the hormones...!) This is hands down my favourite Boss song. Here's hoping they will play it live again soon. Thank you, thank you, from a very emotional mama to be. ❤