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Bruce Springsteen - You Never Can Tell (REACTION) with my wife

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@user-pc7xv7on2f Месяц назад

This song makes you smile, good vibes guys. Chuck Berry wrote it and had a hit with it.

@Dario-by4ii Месяц назад

This always happens at Bruce Springsteen concerts. Before the concert a setlist is prepared, but the band's musicians must always be ready, because at a certain point Bruce goes down into the audience and collects some signs with the songs requested by the audience. Some requests are not Bruce's songs, but famous songs by other musicians, which Bruce may have played a few times, but whose key he does not remember. But it takes a lot more to worry the E Street Band, it only takes a minute and everyone is ready to play any song in a spectacular way

@MerchantOfAlba Месяц назад

This was amazing to witness 😁👏

@Coolrockndad Месяц назад

Bruce live is the only way to watch Bruce. Bruce is the Boss live!!!! Love Bruce.

@robertcarey8190 3 дня назад

What an excellent observation about the joy on stage. Bruce and the E Street band bring that to every show. There is a loop where the fans feel the joy from Bruce and in turn Bruce feels the joy from the fans which is why his shows go on for almost three hours. And Bruce has always had an abundance of humility and a tremendous belief in himself and the band. It is a beautiful sight to see. I love your reaction and your lovely smiles!!

@alancoleman6983 Месяц назад

you need to go to a Bruce show - there is no else like him - 3hrs of pure rock and roll

@GaryCain-qf5vi Месяц назад

When I watch The Boss It makes me proud to be an American, besides his great talent👍 he's also a great philanthropist fighting antipoverty👍he's just a great human being👍 remember We Are The World 😅 Peace✌️ and Love❤️ your 70 year old forever hippie Gary😊 great reaction 🤣

@bradlymiller4936 Месяц назад

BRUCE has a huge catalog. You could listen to a different Bruce Springsteen song every day for a few months and never repeat a song. His live performances are a spiritual experience. I can’t recommend him enough.

@brianadamo6528 Месяц назад

This song was originally done by Chuck Berry

@MrDavecdva Месяц назад

Yeah, this is likely something they all played as teenagers in cover bands.

@Sometimes-even-lyrical Месяц назад

The audience and Bruce and the magnificent E- Street Band become one joyous entity. Incredible energy flowing in a shared spirit! The concerts are unforgettable... absolutely unforgettable!!! Springsteen rocks! His songwriting is so relateable, the music engaging, and his mojo on stage is an irresistable magic that sweeps you in! Definitely react to more Springsteen live!

@Roy-mw5js 21 день назад

Springsteen great band leader😊

@ZombieRodeo Месяц назад

You need to check out Bruce doing Twist and Shout live in Buenos Aires in 1988

@betsyduane3461 23 дня назад

I saw Bruce open the then brand new Brendan Byrne Arena (later Continental Airlines Arena and Izod Center) in 1981 in NJ. I was 14, Bruce was just 31.

@b.christophergordon9562 Месяц назад

Check out Springsteen doing Tenth Avenue Freeze Out from Madison Square Garden.

@johnathanstruble1064 Месяц назад

The Boss. ❤

@envirogeekyyc Месяц назад

That one always brings a smile to my face also, glad you enjoyed it. Seeing Bruce live is an experience I have been fortunate to have five times - three with the E-Street Band, once with the "Other Band", and solo on his Devils and Dust tour. I think you guys would like one of his live performances of 10th Avenue Freeze Out here on RU-vid, the one from Live in New York is epic. Another song that I find very uplifting in his live performances is - Mary's Place, first saw this live in Portland on the Rising Tour. And how could I almost forget - Waitin' on a Sunny Day. And you don't have to react to these, but search around for some of the clips where he brings someone up from the audience to sing - some of the ones with kids are just a smile from end to end.

@MerchantOfAlba Месяц назад

Thank you. We'll check them out right away 🙂

@annemaclean6634 Месяц назад

I love this video, I've watched it many times, it's just so enjoyable! Springsteen is great and the rest of the band were wonderful too. It really makes me laugh, and when they get going with the song it's fabulous, a great song by Chuck Berry! Thanks so much for your reaction! 😊😊

@no834 Месяц назад

me too

@davidcohen4536 Месяц назад

This cover is a testament to the influence of Chuck Berry as one of the “fathers” of rock n’ roll👊👍

@tootz1950 26 дней назад

An old song from the fifties my parents listened to and Bruce made it his!

@user-si6rs2cs4p 27 дней назад

it's a chuck berry song. luv you guys. you a guy are awesome!!!!

@markbrooks8144 Месяц назад

If I remember correctly, the pianist on here (Roy Bittan) was the pianist on Meatloaf’s Bat Out of Hell album. The drummer here (Max Weinberg) played on Bat Out of Hell as well.

@dalemcmillan7231 Месяц назад

Bruce rocks ❤

@Indy1831 Месяц назад

Springsteen & the E Street Band are the greatest American rock & roll band ever!

@Docjonel Месяц назад

No one is having more fun at a Bruce Springsteen concert than Bruce Springsteen. This was not a Bruce Springsteen song but I'm sure all the members of his band knew of it from Pulp Fiction.

@valerieh84 Месяц назад

Aaaah you young thing! They know it from the original they grew up with on the radio, any rock’n’roll fan does. the E Street band supported Chuck Berry when he was inducted into the Rock’n’Hall of Fame, I think it was in 1992, so pre-Pulp Fiction. There is great footage out there, check it out.

@mariabistuerovira3668 Месяц назад

Thank you so much for this reaction, amazing as always! I've seen Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band three times in Barcelona, and I can say that when you leave that 3-hour show, you never feel the same again. You feel a mixture of emptiness and fullness impossible to explain. I recommend you to continue this incredible journey discovering them, live. Some of my favorites are "The river", "Racing in the street" and "Backstreets".

@SteveS-q5u Месяц назад

That is a bunch of old pros, with nothing to prove, having a blast! Great reaction!

@SpuzzyLargo Месяц назад

This is a classic song written by pioneer and legendary rocker Chuck Berry. Many know it. It helps that it's only two chords.

@SpuzzyLargo Месяц назад

Now check out the version by Emmylou Harris and her Hot Band from the 1970s.

@vincentmb238 Месяц назад

OK; that's a thumb up before ever watching. 'cause I know that video. Ans soooo love it. And well, if I may change my mind, i'll edit... but i'm sure it won't happend :)

@bydavidmitchell Месяц назад

This was a Chuck Berry song. I loved this performance from the band, it was so much fun. I watched it a while ago and loved it. When I saw in my feed that you guys reacted to it, I was straight on this. Amazing. I'm just about to send you guys another Bruce Springsteen reaction request. I loved your reaction to this. Oh, and, enjoy Pulp Fiction this weekend Andrei. You'll love it ♥

@MerchantOfAlba Месяц назад

We got it. Thank you 😊👍

@keithcarper8809 Месяц назад

A great example of musicians loving what they do. Plus, it's a nice gig when the boss is "the Boss". (Andrei, Pulp Fiction is a Mack the Knife movie. Be prepared. ; ) ☮💙🎶

@KevinRCarr Месяц назад

It's actually a Chuck Berry song that has been covered/recorded by many people/bands over the decades. Good catch on the "New Orleans" thing.

@user-vt3tm2tx9i Месяц назад

Live Bruce! Love it

@kimcutts6153 Месяц назад

🇬🇧 Love this song. Originally by Chuck Berry, he also wrote it, (& it was a hit). 🎶🎼🎵

@lickitup8461 Месяц назад

A Chuck Berry original covered by many artists....love it 💯💯💯

@JesperH1967 Месяц назад

Haha - Pulp Fiction is on the top 5 on my all time favorit movies 🙂Andrei, you should see it . By the way, the guy in the bandana is Steven Van Zandt and has been Bruce wingman and best friend for a almost lifetime. He is also an actor and had a huge role in Sopranos as Silvio Dante. Nice reaction, alwys so nice to see you smiling 🙂

@MerchantOfAlba Месяц назад

Thank you so much for bringing joy to us with your request...Pulp Fiction rules 👍

@JesperH1967 Месяц назад

@@MerchantOfAlba ♥️♥️

@erickvermeulen9734 Месяц назад

I remember this song also sung by Emmylou Harris, in the seventies I think. The guitarist with the bandana on his hand: the legendary Stevie Van Zandt.

@WhiteTiger333 Месяц назад

I love this song! Chuck Berry wrote it. You are right about the New Orleans vibe. It's the Cajun vibe for sure.

@lonepoulsen5802 Месяц назад

Wow ❤❤❤❤️👌

@SteveA308 Месяц назад

Nice to see you back reacting to Bruce!!

@SteveA308 Месяц назад

this is a famous Chuck Berry song made re-famous by the dance scene in Pulp Fiction.

@SteveA308 Месяц назад

ah you know Pulp Fiction - I hope you watched it!!

@BOO66IOU Месяц назад

The boss is my favourite artist his early album "darkness on the edge of town" is as near a perfect album as u can get ...for me anyway.

@johnathanstruble1064 Месяц назад

Chuck Berry's version was featured in Tarrantino's, film Pulp Fiction, the famous dance scene with Uma Thurman, and John Travolta, at Jack Rabbit Slims restaurant. ❤😂

@kimcutts6153 Месяц назад

In the movie Pulp Fiction, this song was by Chuck Berry. ❤

@antoniocarlin5026 Месяц назад

This is "Obladi Oblada" from The Beatles.... ;) Fun Fact: the Bruce Sprigsteen´s sax player inspired the character from The Simpsons who played the sax and Is the Lisa´s Idol ...

@ralphwatts8993 Месяц назад

Absolutely NO Brother!🤘🏻❤️

@ernestquinch3395 Месяц назад

Bruce was fifteen when Chuck Berry released this song.

@CarolJenkins-sv9uv Месяц назад

Sarah Vaughn "Broken Hearted Melody: (live version 1959 Ed Sullivan Show)

@PeterSneddon-e8n Месяц назад

Yes,Bruce Springsteen Tenth Avenue Freeze Out live dvd 2000 official video Pow!!!

@johnathanstruble1064 Месяц назад

Those aren't boos, it's the audience screaming Bruuuu uce! ❤

@Coolrockndad Месяц назад

React to Bruce's "Tougher Than the Rest" you will love it.

@johncagnettajr344 Месяц назад

Written by Chuck Berry in the early 60s

@09amitava Месяц назад

"Streets of Philadelphia" by the "Boss" Bruce, please❤❤

@elizabethavolck7784 Месяц назад

I really wish you would listen to studio recordings because that is what we all heard on the radio growing up. There is nothing like the ORIGINAL 45 RPM.

@antoniocarlin5026 Месяц назад

El JEFE!!!!!!!!

@betsyduane3461 23 дня назад

If you want to smile watch this. Chuck Berry with Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band performing "Johnny B. Goode" at The Concert for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1995 in Cleveland, Ohio. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6swgiM9vSEE.html

@mortennygaard5317 Месяц назад

👍

@KentuckyBrad 9 дней назад

He's not called the boss for nothing

@sad99q 18 дней назад

The mark of true musicians: make it up out of nothing.

@ndhudecz Месяц назад

Never ever will I buy or download any of his crappy music.

@ZombieRodeo Месяц назад

And I'm sure he really gives a damn about one miserable baby not buying it!

@valerieh84 Месяц назад

Like what? Name 5 songs beyond Born in the USA/Born to Run/Dancing in the Dark/Philadelphia. OK, I’ll help you: Nothing Man, a tribute to policemen after 9/11; Seeds about a homeless family; Youngstown, about the decaying Rust Belt; Outlaw Pete, a western in music; Hello Sunshine ‘ the most cheerful song about depression’ You need to form impressions for yourself, my friend. Not believe everything you hear.

@ndhudecz Месяц назад

@@ZombieRodeo could care less what you or the crappy singer thinks. Born in the USA,HE SINGS ABOUT THE USA BUT HE REALLY IS ANTI usa