Way back when the Wallflowers released this song in 1996, like most of the world, had never heard of them, much less knew that Jakob Dylan was the lead singer. From the first time I heard it, the driving backbeat, the hook of the keyboard intro, then the vocals... even then I thought "Man, this sounds like something that Bruce Springsteen would perform." Just weird that my thoughts had come true on the VMAs that year. I guess I wasn't the only one (including Bruce) that thought so. Straightforward rock and roll. And over 27 years later, this song - and this collaboration - still rocks.
I love this song, but what I love about his clip has nothing to do with the song - people forget, but Bruce had been on a LONG sabbatical contemplating retirement before this happened. The first verse, you can kind of see him just going through the motions, making sure he was doing ok. Even the first verse he sings is pretty subdued (for him) - but then he hits the guitar solo and completely takes the song away and makes it his own (it's clear the line "I ain't changed but I know I'm know I'm not the same" means a lot to him). After that, you can see him being reminded how much he loves performing and twenty years later, he's never looked back.
It was a great VMA´s I also remember Marilyn Manson´s first TV Live performance to end the show, shocking for all the crowd in the theater! Host Chris Rock said for good night "run to church right now or you´re going to hell!" XD XD
Hugo Rivas dude this is when the awards were cool not like the fucking crap they put on television today it's complete and total fucking trash nothing compares to the old days man nothing
Bruce.... You shredd that ! Love to you my brother ! 🎶🙏💙
That must have been a fun time ! ☺️
Awesome performance!
You know you’ve made it when The Boss jams with you.
Yeah, but then Bruce says 'This my song now, Jake.'
Man, you took my line.
Amo esta canción, y a los que están cantando😘😘😘😘
Way back when the Wallflowers released this song in 1996, like most of the world, had never heard of them, much less knew that Jakob Dylan was the lead singer. From the first time I heard it, the driving backbeat, the hook of the keyboard intro, then the vocals... even then I thought "Man, this sounds like something that Bruce Springsteen would perform." Just weird that my thoughts had come true on the VMAs that year. I guess I wasn't the only one (including Bruce) that thought so. Straightforward rock and roll. And over 27 years later, this song - and this collaboration - still rocks.
My late brother loved this performance saying that Bruce told them how must be done with a solo guitar
RIP.
I love it when songs come to life!
Back when the award show is actually worth watching
Still a bop in 2020
You might be cool but you'll never be, Bob Dylan's son performing his hit song at the Grammys with Springsteen, cool.
Ace 1 Bob Dylan's son? Really fuck I'm a rookie
Too bad I can't give more likes to your comment!
@@33kingofkings He actually looks a lot like his father :)
@@luxeamouretvolupte7076 ya for sure
I’m not even cool, and even I get your point. 😂 Love them both.
Rock'n Roll will never dye... ❣
Que temaso
1:18 greAT PART
Spice Girls news flash 😂😂 how weird is that?
You’re a damn idiot
I came here because in book TWILIGHT OF THE GODS by Steven Hyden, there's great description of went on during this song...
do tell……
Gang gang gang
I love this song, but what I love about his clip has nothing to do with the song - people forget, but Bruce had been on a LONG sabbatical contemplating retirement before this happened. The first verse, you can kind of see him just going through the motions, making sure he was doing ok. Even the first verse he sings is pretty subdued (for him) - but then he hits the guitar solo and completely takes the song away and makes it his own (it's clear the line "I ain't changed but I know I'm know I'm not the same" means a lot to him). After that, you can see him being reminded how much he loves performing and twenty years later, he's never looked back.
OMG 2020 febrero gooddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd
How did the interrupt this performance with a story about the Spice Girls breaking up?
Wow remember them days padded shoulder pads i realy only remember them on my teachers but i guess it was in at the time 4 any1.
In Bruce we trust
In JakobLukeDylan we trust!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!@!Q
What kinda differences, Ger Bear?
It was a great VMA´s I also remember Marilyn Manson´s first TV Live performance to end the show, shocking for all the crowd in the theater! Host Chris Rock said for good night "run to church right now or you´re going to hell!" XD XD
Hugo Rivas dude this is when the awards were cool not like the fucking crap they put on television today it's complete and total fucking trash nothing compares to the old days man nothing
You´re so right...
How ironic Jakob Dylan & Marilyn Manson, the hottest man & the ugliest man, performing in the same show
1997 VMA's. Watch out Chris Rock!
I came here for the Spice Girls 'news flash'!
Poor Jakob getting upstaged by The Boss on his own song.
Very nice solo.
This is when the award shows were cool on TV what the hell is the crap that they put on today it's so fucking bullshit it's ridiculous
Mucho grito
Damn,,,ginger quit the spice girls. Bummer,,,,,,,
Jakob: Me & Cinderella
we put it all together
Paige: Am I a joke to you?
Bruce's vocals ruined it for me. On a positive note, his guitar playin was great
Bruce's harmonies were odd
Sorry but his tinny Fender did not blend well with the Gibson's. imo
I think bruce kinda ruined it.