As opposed to the “socially conscious” and largely acoustic The Ghost of Tom Joad, the rockabilly rocker “Repo Man” finds Springsteen having some honky tonk fun in the studio alongside a ...

“The Ghost Of Tom Joad” (1995) “The Ghost Of Tom Joad” drew from several influences for Bruce Springsteen’s 1995 album of the same name. Tom Joad was the main character in John Steinbeck ...

Back in 1995, Springsteen worked on the final touches of The Ghost of Tom Joad. But at the same time, he also dabbled in country music. Not discussing the somewhat secret project, the album ...

Bruce Springsteen has released “Repo Man,” the latest in a series of rarities from lost albums unvaulted for a new box set.This one comes from Somewhere North of Nashville, the country album ...

Here is a look at some Springsteen lyrics that ventured into current events and the ... YEAR/ALBUM: 1995, “The Ghost of Tom ...

While crafting his 11th studio album The Ghost of Tom Joad in 1995, Springsteen was also feeling inspired by what was happening in country music. The honky-tonk, rockabilly sounds of the genre ...

The album was recorded at the same time as The Ghost of Tom Joad during the summer of 1995. E Street Band members Danny Federici and Garry Tallent play on the song, along with Gary Mallaber ...

Emilio Estevez, eat your heart out. The new Bruce Springsteen song “Repo Man” is a rollicking jam of Western swing with a beaut of a steel guitar and crackling piano that gets the heart pumping.

Here is a look at some Springsteen lyrics that ventured into current ... YEAR/ALBUM: 1995, “The Ghost of Tom Joad” BACKSTORY: Keying in on the ethos and tone of Steinbeck’s Depression- ...