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Springsteen x 70
By NJ.com
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If you are a diehard Bruce Springsteen fan, welcome to your new favorite podcast. As the rock icon celebrates his 70th birthday, NJ.com music critic Bobby Olivier breaks down The Boss’s 70 greatest songs of all time. Listen as Bobby and a list of expert guests count down songs No. 70 to 1, share fun facts, song origins, and dive deep into Springsteen lore like only Jersey superfans can.
If you are a diehard Bruce Springsteen fan, welcome to your new favorite podcast. As the rock icon celebrates his 70th birthday, NJ.com music critic Bobby Olivier breaks down The Boss’s 70 greatest songs of all time. Listen as Bobby and a list of expert guests count down songs No. 70 to 1, share fun facts, song origins, and dive deep into Springsteen lore like only Jersey superfans can.
Episode 7: Songs 10 to 1
Episode in
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Bobby and Brian Hiatt, author of “Bruce Springsteen: The Stories Behind the Songs” and senior writer for Rolling Stone magazine, finish off the journey with songs No. 10 to 1, including “Dancing in the Dark,” “Backstreets” and “Thunder Road.”
53:24
Episode 7: Songs 10 to 1
Episode in
Springsteen x 70
Bobby and Brian Hiatt, author of “Bruce Springsteen: The Stories Behind the Songs” and senior writer for Rolling Stone magazine, finish off the journey with songs No. 10 to 1, including “Dancing in the Dark,” “Backstreets” and “Thunder Road.”
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
54:10
Episode 7: Songs 10 to 1
Episode in
Springsteen x 70
Bobby and Brian Hiatt, author of “Bruce Springsteen: The Stories Behind the Songs” and senior writer for Rolling Stone magazine, finish off the journey with songs No. 10 to 1, including “Dancing in the Dark,” “Backstreets” and “Thunder Road.” For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
53:25
Episode 6: Songs 20 to 11
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Bobby and Greg Calbi, legendary mastering engineer who mastered on Springsteen’s “Born to Run” album in 1975, visit songs No. 20 to 11, including “Born in the U.S.A,” “Atlantic City” and “Rosalita (Come Out Tonight).”
45:54
Episode 6: Songs 20 to 11
Episode in
Springsteen x 70
Bobby and Greg Calbi, legendary mastering engineer who mastered on Springsteen’s “Born to Run” album in 1975, visit songs No. 20 to 11, including “Born in the U.S.A,” “Atlantic City” and “Rosalita (Come Out Tonight).”
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
46:40
Episode 6: Songs 20 to 11
Episode in
Springsteen x 70
Bobby and Greg Calbi, legendary mastering engineer who mastered on Springsteen’s “Born to Run” album in 1975, visit songs No. 20 to 11, including “Born in the U.S.A,” “Atlantic City” and “Rosalita (Come Out Tonight).” For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
45:55
Episode 5: Songs 30 to 21
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Springsteen x 70
Bobby and Andrew Unterberger, senior editor for Billboard magazine, dive into songs No. 30 to 21, including “I’m on Fire,” “Nebraska” and “Growin’ Up.”
36:50
Episode 5: Songs 30 to 21
Episode in
Springsteen x 70
Bobby and Andrew Unterberger, senior editor for Billboard magazine, dive into songs No. 30 to 21, including “I’m on Fire,” “Nebraska” and “Growin’ Up.”
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
37:36
Episode 5: Songs 30 to 21
Episode in
Springsteen x 70
Bobby and Andrew Unterberger, senior editor for Billboard magazine, dive into songs No. 30 to 21, including “I’m on Fire,” “Nebraska” and “Growin’ Up.” For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
36:51
Episode 4: Songs 40 to 31
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Bobby and Tris McCall, veteran musician and former Star-Ledger music critic, run through songs No. 40 to 31, including “Hungry Heart,” “Spirit in the Night” and “Darkness on the Edge of Town.”
46:36
Episode 4: Songs 40 to 31
Episode in
Springsteen x 70
Bobby and Tris McCall, veteran musician and former Star-Ledger music critic, run through songs No. 40 to 31, including “Hungry Heart,” “Spirit in the Night” and “Darkness on the Edge of Town.”
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
47:22
Episode 4: Songs 40 to 31
Episode in
Springsteen x 70
Bobby and Tris McCall, veteran musician and former Star-Ledger music critic, run through songs No. 40 to 31, including “Hungry Heart,” “Spirit in the Night” and “Darkness on the Edge of Town.” For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
46:37
Episode 3: Songs 50 to 41
Episode in
Springsteen x 70
Bobby and Michele Amabile, DJ for 107.1 The Boss classic rock radio and writer for Variety, break down songs No. 50 to 41, including “Glory Days,” “Johnny 99” and “The Ties That Bind.”
33:32
Episode 3: Songs 50 to 41
Episode in
Springsteen x 70
Bobby and Michele Amabile, DJ for 107.1 The Boss classic rock radio and writer for Variety, break down songs No. 50 to 41, including “Glory Days,” “Johnny 99” and “The Ties That Bind.”
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
34:17
Episode 3: Songs 50 to 41
Episode in
Springsteen x 70
Bobby and Michele Amabile, DJ for 107.1 The Boss classic rock radio and writer for Variety, break down songs No. 50 to 41, including “Glory Days,” “Johnny 99” and “The Ties That Bind.” For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
33:32
Episode 2: Songs 60 to 51
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Bobby and Brent Johnson, frontman of The Clydes and NJ.com political reporter, unpack songs No. 60 to 51, including “No Surrender, “Out in the Street,” and “For You.”
34:46
Episode 2: Songs 60 to 51
Episode in
Springsteen x 70
Bobby and Brent Johnson, frontman of The Clydes and NJ.com political reporter, unpack songs No. 60 to 51, including “No Surrender, “Out in the Street,” and “For You.”
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
35:31
Episode 2: Songs 60 to 51
Episode in
Springsteen x 70
Bobby and Brent Johnson, frontman of The Clydes and NJ.com political reporter, unpack songs No. 60 to 51, including “No Surrender, “Out in the Street,” and “For You.” For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
34:46
Episode 1: Songs 70 to 61
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Springsteen x 70
Bobby and Brian Erickson, co-host of “The Great Albums” podcast, tackle songs No. 70 to 61 on the list, including “Blinded by the Light,” “Devils & Dust,” and “Secret Garden.”
41:48
Episode 1: Songs 70 to 61
Episode in
Springsteen x 70
Bobby and Brian Erickson, co-host of “The Great Albums” podcast, tackle songs No. 70 to 61 on the list, including “Blinded by the Light,” “Devils & Dust,” and “Secret Garden.”
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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