Truth be told, neither Aerosmith nor Springsteen captured their raw, ragged, rock 'n' roll essence on their debut albums.

Bruce Springsteen needed replacements for the E Street Band in 1974. He struck gold with Roy Bittan and Max Weinberg.

In a new Rolling Stone interview tied to the release of his new box set Tracks II: The Lost Albums, Bruce Springsteen speaks at great length about the seven unreleased LPs he resurrected for the ...

Bruce Springsteen”s 17th studio album, “Wrecking Ball,” comes out March 6 and The Beat Goes On is blatantly stealing a page from our colleague Kris Tapley”s “The Lists” concept. In anticipation of the ...

There are musicians, and there is Bruce Springsteen. There are songwriters, and there is Bruce Springsteen. There are singers, and yes, you get the point. But there are also box sets, and there is ...

Boxed sets celebrating classic rock albums offer the joy of discovery, in all those abandoned alternate versions being brought into the light as bonus tracks, but usually also some simultaneous ...

Bruce Springsteen fans love it when he joins the E Street Band in the studio and combines some rock thunder with his exceptional storytelling. But The Boss has also occasionally recharged his artistic ...