Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - Racing in the Street (Live in Houston, 1978)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2019
- Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band performing "Racing In the Street" from Live in Houston '78
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Chorus:
Tonight, tonight the strip's just right
I want to blow 'em off in my first heat
Summer's here and the time is right
For racin' in the street
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maybe one day, maybe, i can listen to this song without crying like a little girl.....when my wife of 25yrs became disabled, this was the song that got me through.....
So be it❤
anyone giving this a thumbs down ,just ain't human
Early Springsteen was really the best.
The more time passes, the more this Southerner appreciates Bruce Springsteen.
At 5:55 there's the absolutely perfect mix between the last harmonica's note and the biginning of Federici's organ ... Awesome musicians!❤❤
this man has written the best songs ever written. He has commanded the stage like no other. Thank God we've had him add color to all of our lives for so many years
and lots of these songs he's created under '30 - brilliant, genius artist ever and forever !!! Thank God for him !!!
@@kayp4601 :)
Indeed a fine song and seeing the E Street Band live was unforgettable. But, you can't put "fuelie heads" on a 396. What a dipstick lyric to start a car song out with.
@@paulhare662 you are missing the point
the next Nobel Prize in Literature, i hope
I saw him in 1976. Second best show I ever saw.
As a boss fan..this is my fav...truly a masterpiece
i loved this song with all my heart.. i named Chevy my adorable kitty thats been gone for so long.. now i am 60 years old.. i am no longer that guy who ran on the highways or walked through the dusty streets with Bruce's music but He is and always will be the man who helped me in the good hours and in the dark ones of my whole life and after so many years I still get excited listening to his music and specially this poem titled RACING IN THE STREET…. simply thank you BRUCE!
He’s the Boss for a reason. Bruce is the only “boss” I ever respected and that says a lot coming from a 48 year old anarchist. A Trve Working Class hero😭🖤
Tonight, my Baby and me, are gonna ride to the sea and wash these sins off our hands. 😭🖤🎸🛞😎💯💯💯💯
Dam!!!
Roy Bittan’s piano playing on this song is generally exceptional, but in this live version, it really goes to another level. So emotive. It really drives the song.
“She stares off alone into the night with the eyes of one who hates for just being born”… only Bruce could write that pure poetry
That’s a punch in the gut lyric right there.
One of his best lines. And there are so many
Anyone who says no is a hater🎉
1978. Some white boys from jersey shore turned me on greetings from asbury park and real big pizza
Bruce inspires my poetry
Very beautiful rendition of a very beautiful song.
I'm 8teen yrs old now, an I'm completely grateful to have had the pleasure of knowin Bruce's lyrics.
I'm from Mexico, my father intrduced me bruce's music when I was just a kid and I used to go with him to the baseball park while Born in the usa was playin all the road long.
My father had an older Brother named Roberto, who died at 25, i guess.
My dad was just as old as I'm now back then. He once told me that his brother liked this song. It was the first and main reason i got engached with this poetry
And as I grew up, I started seeing the shadows behind my dad's eyes because of his brothes pass. I'm sure it changed his life.
And as the lyrics goes, i conviced myself the guy who springsteen talks about can be related to my dad and how both of them just needed a ride to the sea an wash those sins off their hands.
This song is probably the one that will be played at my funeral.
I feel like i just wrote it in another life.
Best song ever
Beautiful
It's not a simple song. It's a poem with music. Outstanding track in hundred of great Springsteens-songs.
Can we just talk about how Clarence Clemons is the freaking man
This might be the best song he’s ever written, which is really saying something.
Darkness on the Edge of Town was the best album ever made! Every single song was great!
Ageeed!!
Adam raised a care is the only done on it I didn't like
❤
@@Simon-oy7kfYou had to see it played live - it was like electric gospel. The whole band was the chorus and Bruce’s lead guitar was stunning.
美しい曲。💝
I'd love to find Roberto, wherever that crazy fool may be. Who's with me?
Well, my name is Roberto, but I'm afraid this was not for me...
@@anerougeprod Lol, i want to believe it’s you !!! Hopefully, whether its you or not, you’re that crazy fool !!!!
I am 26 years old from Berlin in Germany and he means the world to me!
Je mě 66 a v květnu jdu na toho borce do Prahy 🙋
His music is why I am still breathing
That piano change on 45 seconds...... just lifts you. Music is the therapy to pain
Bruce is my equivalent of a God. I adore the Boss!!!
That's the song I want to have played at my funeral.
(just in case anyone is asking)
75 - 85 version please.
Let us know when & where your funeral is.
Sana Ullah 😂😂
@@paulbrimble8204 geez chill
Was just thinking same thing!
Definitely the best, most magical version. Just awesome!!
Gee he looks gorgeous towards the end of the song, smiling and playing his guitar 🎸☺️
Agrreed love his face! He us in his element❤
My absolute favorite musician on this planet. In the 80,s I took the DC metro by myself all the way to a sketchy part of MD to buy tickets to your Born In The USA concert at the RFK stadium. I’m 57 now, chronically ill and housebound for years and I’ve lately been on TH-cam discovering your earlier songs/performances. I didn’t know then how incredibly gifted you were. You help keep me sane! Thank you Universe for giving us this genius. And thank you Bruce for getting in that motorcycle accident when you were 17 so you didn’t get sent away to a war! You were destined to share your “voice”, gift, with the world. A performer. A musician. A poet. An artist. An Angel on Earth❤️🎼
I love how concerts back in the day were such a strong intimate moment between the artist and the fans without thousands of mobile cameras disrupting that privacy. Artists could express themselves in the moment in a much more raw and genuine attitude. I believe this is why footage from back then came across so powerful.
Hit the nail on the head mate. I much prefer that era. Not a fan of the stadiums. I think his music resonates much better in smaller venues. But them days are now gone.
@@umitt492 One of my favorite artists Andy Shauf tend to do smallerish venues and yeah mate, I don't know how I'd enjoy it the same if it was MSG chock full of phone holding folks. *shrugs*
Saw him and the band in Austin on this tour. Never saw him again til Broadway in May of ‘18. What an evening THAT was. He made a quip about his inability to drive as a younger man: “The man who wrote Streets of Fire and Racin’ in the Streets? Didn’t know how to drive. That’s how good I am!”
Hilarious!
Roy's outro was different every night, and every one was beautiful.
When this song came out I on was heading north on I-95 leaving out of daytona beach at about 2am, and it was such a black dark nigh t, and from the first strains of the piano chills ran down my spine. Never had any song affect me such, I got both emotional and on some kind of adrenaline high. I felt like I owned that stretch of highway!! It was such a majical time. Thanks Boss!! Great song
The piano coda is a special, unique and memorable piece of musical ingenuity.
this was our first dance song at our wedding ♥ Happy 70th, Boss.
well, we were born to run and rage. Amen. Now we need peace, love, brotherhood, with what's left of the Earth.
God bless Bruce
I used to play studio version of Racing in the street to a girl that really couln't stand Rock and Roll Music etc But after she listening to that song,she became a Springsteen Fan and so on...🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🎙🎹🎼👌
I heared so much Springsteen Songs when i was depressed as fuck. Thank you Bruce. May God bless you
Hard to even explain to people now-a-days how his music is just so impactful and real. One of my favorite artists of all time
best version
Cet Homme, ce chanteur m'a donné Foi en La Vie, m'a tout simplement rendu Vivant pour Toujours...sa musique a tout renversé, m'a définitivement donné l'Espoir et le goût de La Vie, plus Fort que la mort.. tout simplement Magique, ...Springsteen , un prophète des temps modernes!
Merci pour Tout, merci de nous avoir entraîner dans cette rivière d'amour, d'espoir, ...
I am SO Glad i grew up with you, Bruce. Thunder Road was the first i heard of you. I immediately went out and bought your first two albums. I listened to them both all night long.
I have to say that 'Born to Run' was the least favorite. But 10th Ave. Freezeout was unreal.
To get back to the first two, Damn.
Poets and true musicians share 2 things in common,a searching heart and ability to take it to those looking.
One of the best songs written by Boss, if not the best.
I used to listen to this song over and over when I was in my twenties. There is such a resonance in the song to me too.
The one, the only, The Boss.
Still excellent after 43 years.
Amen.
This is the song I played in my Alfa Romeo when I raced it in the street unforgettable ! Glory youth in an untouchable car
Summer nights in a 7 11 parking lot with our car hanging out waiting to go racing through the streets
That was many summers some years ago but the feeling never leave’s great days
This song is just so so good, can't find the proper words
my life has been here since the RIVER flowed through my veins and it has flowed through the very essence of music itself. if its from the heart it will last! it will be remastered in time i guess... but im in this real moment of the master, God bless his voice, his energy, his forever E street band..
literally cry every time i hear this
This genious, songwriter has taken me places I would never have gotten to go.💕 My #1 all time FAVORITE MUSICIAN!!!💞💖💕💓💎❤💗💋 #the BOSS✨🔥✨
I wish I could have seen the early concerts live. Some of my first records were "Live 1975-85". That was Bruce's best time. And all my favorite songs are on it. Thunder Road, 4th of July, Asbury Park, Badlands, Because the Night, Racing in the Streets, The River.
I'm from North Carolina & this song symbolizes our culture. Luv those big block cars.
Watching these older videos brings back so many wonderful memories. Bruce made concerts so much fun. His lyrics are so poetic and meaningful. Even as a teenager back in the 70's, we loved him. His style, his energy, his sense of humor. Those shows were well worth the money. Our chore or babysitting money paid for those tickets back then. Still today he brings it. Who cares what his political views are, even he himself has said some of his own family members don't agree with him. He is a huge humanitarian, and I hope he continues to make music and sing as long as he wants.Not to many of these great ones left. Don't Waste any days Bruce!
His political views and his struggles with depression always seemed obvious to me based on the lyrics he's written. Some people don't pay much attention I guess.
He was a hero to the working class. Then he got mouthy with his liberal spew. I saw him on May 1st 2014 in Tampa. Dedicated it to the communist May Day. Started with Joe Hill the folk song made popular by Joan Baez. I’m perplexed. He’s a multimillionaire and starts off with celebrating Communism? He lost me that night. These vintage videos bring back memories of the Boss! The hero of the working class. I’m not sure what went wrong with him but I still love these older shows. He was the hottest ticket in the world when Born in the USA was released. I lived on the Maryland Shore that summer and it was blaring everywhere. I guess time changes a man but I’m still the same as I was 13 years old. I’m 63 now. Still love the real Boss!
@@danrease7505 While I totally agree that the political spew was a downer. I still can put all of that aside as it appears he must have been warned that it was having an effect on his popularity . "Keep your politics to yourself "is what I always say when in a big crowd. It just causes problems . I've attended two shows in 2023 and they were amazing. He's still unbelievable as is the band. Folks bitchin about ticket pricing and what not. Come on!! He's not alone, he's 74yrs old and puts on a heck of a show for 3hrs.. I had amazing seats, I could afford them, otherwise I would not have went. That simple. To hear and see Bruce play those oldies again..Yup! I'm gonna go
My favorite version of this song 💞
1978 - 1987, there was nobody to touch Bruce in the quality of music he wrote and released.
Agree but I've really come to appreciate his 2000- up material.. as I get older Bruce is on the journey with me and the things that matter to me now.. long live Bruce!!
Listen to Bob Marley
@@mgs721 I've seen Bob Marley at Santa Monica civic in i believe 1976.. he was good..
@@chicanobear13 Wow, jealous!
I think tickets were $7.. lol
I really like the song
One thing better than listening to these songs on the radio like we did back in the 70's is SEEING Bruce sing in these live videos. What a treasure,! What a beautiful sight and sound! Bruce and the E St Band are the whole package. Great lyrics, great sound and awesome to watch. Thank you, Bruce, for all you gave. You'll never know.
I just cant stop listening to bruce lately. Every track from 70s upto 2021
I have the same issue, except my “lately” is the past 10 years
@@boydbonno im the same as you. Whats your favourite?
Welcome! This family is huge.
Just keep listening.
Oh Yes....Bruce always calms the soul..he is always constant and forever❤since the 70's and Now!
I never knew Bruce’s music could make somebody well “cry” Springsteen you’re a true Superhero!
Alright alright i can understand mainly everything, different political ideas, different food tastes, different football teams, different religions, faiths, beliefs, BUT NOT THE 25 DISLIKES for this majestic version of racing in the street! It's completely outside my level of comprehension 😨😀
Wow, just epic, hard to find the words to describe the magic that the GOAT delivers in this performance. But my favorite thing is at 7:30, he looks at Clarence and is just so happy, and then just nails the rest of the song. So cool to see someone so great at what he does, but also so happy to be doing it with his boys, and he sees Clarence and he just lights up, like “yeah, love him, so cool to be here doing this together “
That solo humbled Bruce. I had on cassette in my car for many years in the 80s.
Perfection
This band was so stacked with talent.
Still is…
Roy e Danny fantastic
On the 1978 tour this would lead seamlessly in to Thunder Road. Absolutely beautiful and powerful. Even though in some ways the first song is about the same people as the second but years later.
Like a muscle car idling through Houston, you know when Bruce puts his foot down on that pedal, the whole damn town is going to light up! Fantastic version, what a great show.
I can cry when i sing that song - sorry - I always cry
Brilliant work from the greatest live artist of all-time.
Amen Bro.
This is pure magic.
makes me cry every time
Grew up watching street racers at midnight at a small connecting highway in my town. The song is bitter sweet as those memories are long gone and times were so much better.
Thanks, Bruce. Your favorite crazy fool fellow Jersey boy.
Off to see him in 5 weeks. Cannot wait. Please go to the arcieves!!!😜😜😜
man i love that old ;70s piano sound, stuff you don't ever hear in today's music. isn't that a yamaha concert grand i believe.
The best song on the album... like I wrote before, you wish you could rescue the characters from dispair - the girl with eyes of one who hates for just being born. My God! How many young people live their lives feeling like that! The song is so beautiful that it hurts... Greetings from São Paulo, Brazil!
Best song he and anyone has in my opinion, which is definitely fair to debate in fairness. I think Thunder Road, Born to Run, Jungleland, and Badlands round off top 5 (any order). The River (song), Rosalita, and Backstreets probably next on my list after those.
It's one of the great songs from the BOSS
My all time favorite. Greatest song ever recorded.
This is a beautiful song..
Me n my brother, racing along the river road after midnight. He in his 289 Mustang fastback, me in my '68 327 L79 Vette.
I miss you brother...
The Coda on this song is simply amazing. I reckon it's in most fan's top ten songs by Bruce.
I've always loved this beautiful song. The instrumental always gives me goose bumps no matter how many times I hear it.
Right On.
❤️
I love these old vids could happy watch all day. 🎸❤️
Vous avez raison , mais moi j 'imagine tous ces concerts de 1978 avec la technologie de maintenant ! Quel plaisir !
Still love all the old stuff. But it would be amazing 🎸❤️
His best song on his best album. And that's saying a lot with Badlands, Darkness, hell...all of them.
7:40 the most beautiful smile of the world...as a reflection of the fans faces when they are listening his music and a such jewel than Racing in the street
So true. I love the smile and the “hey big man”. Just imagine doing what you love the most, with your best pal, and crushing it at such a high level. I just love this
This song and so many others by him is literally medicine for me.
💯‼️. I truly feel that I would’ve left this world if it wasn’t for Bruce ❤️🎼
A epic song
I used to listen to this song in my crib,an when mom would be playing her records on them nights it was dark in the house...God I wish we could go back in time..
Lyrical genius who can just speak to us & for us as we travel through this thing called life!
Heard this song first on his live album released back in the mid eighties. Every time I hear it I am transported back to my teenage bedroom and those hot summer nights!
Love that.....its like having a time machine!
Icannot begin to eplain how much this song means to me -it's beyond words.
See -here Iwas in LIverpool uk 80/81 21% unemployment+grown men get desperate =chicken=ckicken man etc paint houses-have knowen several armed robbers -sub PO etc.-So I decided to change the cards -trade them in for better ones (HaHa??) not so easy you might say =then nothing worth doing is ever easy-is it?? Saw Springsteen in 81 -Stafford New Bingley Hall -row 10 center seat = It was as close to a religious experience as i'll ever come=forever changed-forever -BIBLICAL EXPERIENCE FOR ME -TO THIS DAY I CANNOT EXPLAIN WHAT HAPPENED THAT NIGHT--LOL
TOMMY24
Great band playing one of the top tunes of the best Bruce album. Note how tight the band is, playing right on as Bruce runs off to switch guitars for some reason. When he comes back out, he's connecting with the audience like he hasn't missed a beat. Hands down one of the top true showmen in Rock.
"For all the shutdown strangers and hotrod angels rumblin' through this Promised Land - tonight my baby and me we're gonna ride to the sea and wash these sins off our hands". This line alone, for some reason, kills me. The search for redemption.
I named my beautiful cat
“(‘69) CHEVY”
... nothing more to say! 🐾♥️ 🎶
A Superb and Beautiful uplifting Song of All Time at least one of them bitter sweet it's better to have Sweet over Bitter for the better ment of it All Amen.
3:47 to 5:52 is just amazing. Great sounding music!
For me, 5:52 is where the song STARTS!!! ;-)
Just awesome
How about 0 . 00 to the End .
Sorry Dude . 😊
Masterpiece!!!!
Just simply love this song...nuff said
Bruce. Rules
What an anthem ! 41 years ago this was released,and still sounds as fresh and vital now,as it did then,but to this day l think it should've been a single