October 2011
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Rolling Stone:The Playlist Special: Your Favorite... →
Hey, there’s one for Bruce too, from Melissa.
“It was the mid-Seventies and I was in high school in Kansas and just figuring myself out, and I didn’t know a thing about the Jersey Shore, or New York City for that matter. But I felt like I had experienced that same American longing, that American Dream and American dissatisfaction. Bruce’s music gave me fuel to move...
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Rolling Stone:The Playlist Special: Your Favorite... →
“It was the first time I heard young girls singing about emotion and sexuality,” recalls Scialfa of her earliest experience listening to girl groups from the Fifties and Sixties. “They expressed the things you were supposed to hide.”
ONE FORTY PLUS: Steve. →
jhnmyr:
I wanted to share with you a memory of my friend Steve Jobs, a memory that in the days since his passing has come to represent how great of a guy he was, and how good he was to me.
I first met Steve in 2003, over the phone, when I cold-called him to tell him I was a devout fan of all things Apple…
Nice story. No wonder John Mayer was all happy feet in Indy. Yay, the city byline...
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Vote for the E Street Band to be in the New Jersey...
The E Street Band Asbury Park (1974 - ) Best known as Bruce Springsteen’s band, the group has also recorded with a wide range of artists from Bob Dylan to the Grateful Dead. The band members include Clarence Clemons, Steve Van Zandt, Garry Tallent, Danny Federici, Vini Lopez, David Sancious, Max Weinberg, Roy Bittan, Nils Lofgren, Patti Scialfa and Ernest “Boom Boom” Carter.
Here’s...
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