Richie had recorded two melodies for 'We Are the World', which Jackson took, adding music and words to the song in the same day. Jackson stated, 'I love working quickly. I went ahead without even Lionel knowing, I couldn't wait. I went in and came out the same night with the song completed—drums, piano, strings, and words to the chorus.' Bruce Springsteen Lyrics 'Two Hearts' I went out walking the other day Seen a little girl crying along the way She'd been hurt so bad said she'd never love again Someday your crying girl will end And you'll find once again Two hearts are better than one Two hearts girl get the job done. From Stevie Wonder's 'As' to Bruce Springsteen's 'Dancing in the Dark.' Read More The Happy List: 28 pop culture pleasures worth smiling about The Happy List: 28 pop culture pleasures worth.
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Random information on the term “Pink Cadillac”:
Pink Cadillac is a 1989 American action comedy film about a bounty hunter and a group of white supremacists chasing after an innocent woman who tries to outrun everyone in her husband’s prized pink Cadillac. The film stars Clint Eastwood and Bernadette Peters and also has small cameo appearances by Jim Carrey and Bryan Adams.
A white supremacist group is chasing Lou Ann (Bernadette Peters), whose no-good husband Roy (Timothy Carhart) is a member. She has inadvertently taken counterfeit money from them by running away with his car (the pink Cadillac), which held the supremacists’ stash.
Tommy Nowak (Clint Eastwood) is a “skip-tracer” (bounty hunter) whose speciality is dressing up in disguises, such as a rodeo clown, to fool whomever he is after. Tommy takes on the job of finding Lou Ann because she skipped bail.
When he finally finds her in Reno, Nevada, Tommy slowly becomes enamored. Roy and his gang kidnap their baby, whom Lou Ann has left with her sister (Frances Fisher), so Tommy decides to help Lou Ann get the baby back instead of turning her in. While driving through the West, seeking the baby, romance blossoms. They eventually fight the evil supremacists and retrieve the baby.
Bruce Springsteen New Album
Introduction/History: Bruce Springsteen released his first two albums, with the renowned E Street Band, to much acclaim from critics at the time who hailed him as a potential spiritual successor to Bob Dylan. Commercially, though, the performance was underwhelming. This would all change, though, with his third album Born To Run, which would turn Springsteen into a household name with such pop culture staples as the title track, “Thunder Road“, “Jungleland“, and many more pop-rock classics cementing Born To Run as one of the greatest albums of all time.
Positive Stuff:
Most of the tracks on this album deal with the themes finding love, pursuing freedom, escaping miserable life circumstances, and pursuing a life where one can enjoy their youth to the fullest…. That is, until the final two tracks. “Meeting Across The River” is about a person who gets involved in crime (likely a drug deal) but the end hints that this person is worse off for getting involved in such dangerous and unlawful business.
“Jungleland” depicts a couple who live in the underbelly of a big city, which ultimately results in the man dying in the process of becoming a rock star, ultimately ending the album on a note that amounts to the idea that youth and love have their consequences, and that what we perceive as freedom may not actually yield actual freedom.
“Where the spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom” – 2 Corinhtians 3:17
Negative Stuff:
One “hell” on “Night“. One use of “d*mn” and a reference to “getting wasted” on “Backstreets“. References to drinking in “Jungleland“, as well. Some possible mild sexual references, although never are any references of this nature delivered in a crass or distasteful manner, and are more poetic in nature.
Overview:
For most of my tenure as a music listener, music maker, and music reviewer, I have never found the appeal of Bruce Springsteen’s work outside of his hit song “Hungry Heart“. This mostly is due to my former inability to separate Bruce Springsteen the artist from Bruce Springsteen the person. Then I heard the track “Born To Run“, and it became my unofficial anthem of 2020. As all of you know, 2020 was a year in which the concept of freedom was virtually abandoned for the entire year due to Covid-19. Because of all the restrictions and government impositions I have been forced to deal with, to hear a monumental, larger-than-life, anthem of two young lovers escaping the hardships of life on a motorcycle was the exact thing I needed to hear, and it has now become one of my favorite songs of all time. Better yet, it turns out the rest of the album is pretty great as well. Not a single bad track appears on this thing, and the end result is one of the most mature, exuberant odes to freedom, love, and youth that has ever appeared in modern music history. My only complaint with it might be the way some of the songs are mixed, but with enough listens, it becomes less and less of an issue as the songs are able to shine through the production as absolute classic rock gems. Thankfully, this album manages to depict it’s more adult themes in a tasteful enough manner that makes the album more suitable for younger audiences. There is nothing here too eyebrow raising. An absolute classic that I look forward to revisiting many times in the future.
Bruce Springsteen Letter To You
Rating: 4.5/5
Age Appropriateness: 10 Years Old
Jessica Rae Springsteen
PG: for some mild language and thematic elements