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- Soul Man Speaking: Lisa Iannucci's "lost" Sam Moore interviews
I’ve known Dave Marsh for some time, and I know he’s good friends with you and your wife. SM: Oh yeah, Dave Marsh. What did he say this time? LI: Um, I don’t know. Well yes, he and Barbara [Carr, Dave Marsh's wife and Bruce Springsteen's former co-manager] are among Dave Marsh who did it with me. And I told Jon [Landau,] and Barbara [Carr,] and even Dave [Marsh.]
- E Street Radio to salute Mojo Nixon, the late, great, Springsteen-dubbed "King of DJs"
Outlaw Country - the country-music satellite-radio channel initially launched by Stevie Van Zandt - have Music writer, radio personality, and Springsteen biographer Dave Marsh - now retired from E Street Radio Bruce Springsteen himself also contacted Marsh to request a recorded copy of the show. Tuesday, February 27 at 4pm ET Wednesday, February 28 at 9am ET Thursday, February 29 at 6pm ET Friday, March 1 at 10am ET Saturday, March 2 at 5pm ET Sunday, March 3 at 8am ET SiriusXM subscribers also will be
- "Sit and listen to..." NEBRASKA '82: EXPANDED EDITION - the Letters To You review
Bruce at 76 now looks and sounds more than ever like "that cranky old preacher Ecclesiastes," to whom Dave Marsh aptly compared Springsteen's songwriting perspective in Marsh's essential Nebraska -focused "Reason following is equally true about "My Father's House," thanks very much yet again to the insights of Dave Marsh, this time writing in his equally essential 1982 Record Magazine review of Nebraska , reprinted in 1985's Fortunate Son: The Best of Dave Marsh : "its dream of reconciliation between father and son
- Stewart Francke, 1958-2025 - singer/songwriter, journalist, author, longtime "protagonist for life"
Music-writer and Springsteen-biographer Dave Marsh called Stewart's 2000 album What We Talk Of... Francke's 2013 album Love Implied : That album featured a track entitled "Drive North," which might have I also can't help but wonder if "Drive North" in turn might have been at least partly inspired by a story drums sounded boxy and shitty, but now if you were to alter one decibel or Hz on the floor tom I’d have
- Springsteen sings of what this hard land was, is, and... might one day be - Danny Alexander on INYO
see one of the early shows on the Joad tour in the Rosemont Theater outside Chicago, and I could not have guitar, that high head voice blending with shimmering keys as if the father’s and daughter’s ghosts have “Inyo” itself may have pretty-much-unsingable verses, but the “ain’t you feeling dry” chorus invites of Kick Out the Jams: Jibes, Barbs, Tributes, and Rallying Cries from 35 Years of Music Writing by Dave Marsh .
- The Ghost of James Baldwin
Marsh . (And speaking of President Obama and his tenure at the White House, during that period Marsh's email In Marsh's excellent 2006 book Bruce Springsteen On Tour: 1968-2005 , he turned to Baldwin's writing The portions of the essay that Marsh quoted, however, were two different ones that directly connected "[B]ut Springsteen," wrote Marsh of the Born to Run Tour that launched fifty years ago this summer,
- Cleo Kennedy: From Birmingham to Bruce...and Beyond
Thanks to my friend Dave Marsh, I already knew of Cleo's historical ties to the Civil Rights Movement "We are still alive, after all that we have been through and all of the stuff that happened during that don't feel like we’re totally where we should be anyway, but we're much further than where we would have Since that time, happily, my friendship with Cleo has grown, and I have gotten to learn so much more I was honored to join with Bob Marovich, Dave Marsh, Chris Phillips, and many others in supporting a
- Cover me... twice! Columbia promotion vet Paul Rappaport on the (in)famous TIME/NEWSWEEK covers @50
The news-magazines, issues of which consistently got dated a week ahead of the date they first hit newsstands , were each dated October 27, 1975 for their respective Springsteen-cover-story issues. For example, in his Born to Run: The Bruce Springsteen Story biography , Dave Marsh wrote, "One way What Marsh didn't note in print was that it very well might have been Marsh himself who informed and encouraged Cocks - with whom Marsh was friends and shared great enthusiasm for Springsteen's music -
- Thirty years ago tonight... "Streets of Philadelphia" wins the Best Original Song Oscar
March 21, 2024 EDITOR'S NOTE: Thirty years ago tonight, Bruce Springsteen won his first (and, to date We are honored to present Caroline's essay below: On March 21, 1994, Bruce Springsteen accepted the Academy Other songs have been adopted by the LGBTQ+ community. Music writer, cultural/political critic, and broadcaster Dave Marsh on “Streets of Philadelphia” and 1, 1995, Dave Marsh's 45th birthday,] he thanked Kristen, ‘whose spirit is in this song.’
- "On the outside looking in:" Connecting with BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN @75 author Gillian Gaar
program is designed to provide a retrospective view of artists who, in addition to their longevity, have And while she cites Dave Marsh’s groundbreaking work, there is not the overreliance on his pair of in-depth biographies from which previous publications have suffered. Bruce has definitely made choices that have challenged and confounded some fans: touring with different But it must be kind of a relief that you don't have to worry about its chart position or something."
- Clive Davis, 1932-2026
22, 2026 "Over here on E Street, we mourn the death of the great record man and close friend Clive Davis
- "Take a good look around..." - Steven Hyden makes us think...and RE-think... BORN IN THE U.S.A. @40
May 28, 2024 "Born in the U.S.A. changed my life and gave me my largest audience. Nowhere - also asserts that, upon the release of Nebraska in 1982, rock-critics like Greil Marcus and Dave Marsh erroneously overemphasized the contemporary political aspects of the Springsteen album that directly And even Nebraska's songs with distant-memory aspects like "Mansion On The Hill" and "Used Cars" have Fittingly, the book has a very moving - if not downright heartbreaking - ending, set at Springsteen's March












