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Steven Van Zandt and Ronnie Spector, February 1977 by David Gahr
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band with Ronnie Spector, February 1977 by David Gahr
it's been one of those weeks!!! pass the beatles rpf!!!!
Bruce Springsteen by David Gahr, January 1977
springsteen is a libra
rip john lennon you would’ve loved cover me by bruce springsteen
i dont know if you heard but ummm the times are tough now, just getting tougher. this old world is rough, it's just getting rougher cover me, come on baby, cover me i'm looking for a lover who will come on in and cover me. promise me baby you won't let them find us. hold me in your arms, let's let our love blind us. cover me, shut the door and cover me. outside's the rain, the driving snow i can hear the wild wind blowing turn out the light, bolt the door i ain't going out there no more this whole world is out there just trying to score i've seen enough; i don't want to see any more cover me, come on and cover me so yeah
Photos by Astrid Kirchherr, 1964
John Lennon and Yoko Ono, 1973 (Photos by Bob Gruen)
John Lennon interview with Ray Coleman in Melody Maker September 14, 1974 (not the full interview)
“Taxi! We're off to John's flat, and it strikes me as a bizarre contrast with the police-protected limousine rides we shared ten years ago in various parts of the world, when Beatlemania ruled. Do you get cabs often in New York, John?
"Yeah all the time. I used to get paranoid about going out, but then I found out all the paranoia was in my own head--nobody cares much. There's no hassles here in New York, I get 'em all the time. Not in California so much-- they're still looking for stars there."
One cabbie said to John: "Hey aren't you John Lennon?" and Lennon replied: "I wish I had his money."
He looks around at the flickering city lights as our cab drives off, and tells what it is about aggressive New York that he finds so compelling. "It's all here. It's just alive. There's a buzz here, and I like the way you can do anything or get anything you want at any time. It's ALIVE, y'know. It's where the world's at just now and I want to be here. I mean years ago, it was Rome and if I'd been around then I'd have wanted to be there when it was falling.
"New York may well be falling right now, it sometimes feels like it, but I know it's the right place at this time. I think if I couldn't live here I'd have to make it Paris. I love the French, they're so bloody rude. But New York's right--we'll get home now and have the TV on and cable TV films for hours and hours. Better than the BBC Light Orchestra, eh?
if poodle perm has a million fans etc
i had a job i had a girl i had something going mister in this world i got laid off down at the lumber yard our love went bad times got hard now i work down at the car wash where all it ever does is rain don’t you feel like you’re a rider on a downbound train she just said joe i gotta go we had it once we ain’t got it anymore she packed her bags left me behind she bought a ticket on the central line nights as i sleep i hear that whistle whining i feel her kiss in the misty rain and i feel like i’m a rider on a downbound train last night i heard your voice you were crying crying you were so alone you said your love had never died you were waiting for me at home put on my jacket i ran through the woods i ran till i thought my chest would explode there in the clearing beyond the highway in the moonlight our wedding house shone i rushed through the yard i burst through the front door my head pounding hard up the stairs i climbed the room was dark our bed was empty then i heard that long whistle whine and i dropped to my knees hung my head and cried now i swing a sledgehammer on a railroad gang knocking down them cross ties working in the rain now don’t it feel like you’re a rider on a downbound train
“I like gardens. I like the pleasure they give you. It’s like a meditation in a way – you can get everything out of your mind grovelling in the soil.”
- GEORGE HARRISON to Rolling Stone Magazine, 1979.
The Beatles | 1963
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