Bruce Springsteen'S Born In The U.S.A. (33 1/3)-new Jules Harlow An Easy Man To Underestimateshort

An Easy Man To Underestimateshort

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Bruce Springsteen'S Born In The U.S.A. (33 1/3)-new Jules Harlow An Easy Man To UnderestimateshortWhen Bruce Springsteen Went Back On The Road In 1984, He Opened Every Show By Shouting Out, 'One, Two, One, Two, Three, Four,' Followed By The Droning Synth Chords Of 'Born In The U. S. A.' Max Weinberg Hit His Drums With A Twofisted Physicality That Cut Through The Swelling Chords. With A Rolledup Red Kerchief Around His Head And Heavy Black Boots Under His Faded Jeans, Springsteen Looked Like The Character Of The Song, And From The Very First Line