We talk about all the Springsteen events of 2019, including the release of Western Stars (the album and the film), Blinded by the Light (the film), what's up with the E Street Band members, and we share our average scores from the past four years' worth of podcasting! *Technical note: When we start talking about the spreadsheets, Rob's microphone quality changes. We don't know why. Sorry.
We talk about Nancy's top 10 Springsteen songs!
Lori Pierce joins us to discuss which Bruce Springsteen songs might sound different if imagined through the eyes of a black narrator.
Richard Beck's newest books is called Trains, Jesus, and Murder: The Gospel According to Johnny Cash. You can order the book here: https://smile.amazon.com/Trains-Jesus-Murder-Gospel-according/dp/1506433766/ref=sr_1_1?crid=VG41TCTYL2MR&keywords=trains+jesus+and+murder&qid=1574292720&sprefix=trains+jesus%2Caps%2C180&sr=8-1
"Hile, he ain't single file"
We have reached the end of the alphabet. Be sure and stay tuned until the end for an announcement about the future of the podcast!
Bruce's fingerprints are on file, left clumsily at the scene.
Bruce's daddy worked the furnaces. Kept 'em hotter than hell.
Come on and give it to Bruce.
Bruce is in the kitchen, baby and all.
Bruce will be fine as long as his pretty face holds out.
Bruce looks like a farmer, but he's a lover.
Bruce knocked over a lamp before it hit the floor. He caught it.
Bruce sees your fortune in the lines in your face.
Bruce was raised out of steel in the swamps of Jersey.
Bruce was riding alone through the drizzling rain.
SPOILER ALERT FOR THE MOVIE!
Bruce seeks faith in your kiss and comfort in your heart.
Bruce works for the county out on 95. ANNOUNCEMENT: We are going on hiatus for a few weeks so JB can spend time with his new baby girl. We will be back in your feeds soon with "Worlds Apart"!
The cards Bruce has drawn's a rough hand, darling.
Monday, Bruce goes to work.
These days Bruce sits around and laugh at the many rivers he's crossed.
Bruce licks his fingers and suffers Missy Bimbo's scorn.
Beneath the "El," Bruce starts to sway.
Bruce wants to be a slave to the beat.
Bruce was young and pretty on the mean streets of the city.
If you miss Bruce, he'll be there.
Lord, how Bruce wants to be in that number.
Bruce is watching and he's learning.
