Album Info
Artist: | Bruce Springsteen |
Album: | Born In The U.S.A. |
Released: | Australia, 4 Jun 1984 |
Tracklist:
A1 | Born In The U.S.A. | 4:39 |
Piano - Danny Federici | ||
A2 | Cover Me | 3:26 |
Backing Vocals - La Bamba | ||
Recorded By [Track] - Bill Scheniman | ||
A3 | Darlington County | 4:48 |
A4 | Working On The Highway | 3:11 |
A5 | Downbound Train | 3:35 |
A6 | I'm On Fire | 2:36 |
B1 | No Surrender | 4:00 |
Backing Vocals - La Bamba | ||
B2 | Bobby Jean | 3:46 |
B3 | I'm Goin' Down | 3:29 |
B4 | Glory Days | 4:15 |
B5 | Dancing In The Dark | 4:01 |
B6 | My Hometown | 4:33 |
Backing Vocals - Ruth Jackson |
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Description
Bruce Springsteen's "Born In The U.S.A.," released in 1984, is a monumental album that solidified Springsteen's status as one of rock's most iconic figures. With its anthemic songs and powerful social commentary, the album struck a chord with audiences worldwide and became one of the best-selling records of all time.
The album's title track, "Born In The U.S.A.," remains one of Springsteen's most famous and misunderstood songs. Its rousing chorus and patriotic-sounding melody often overshadow the poignant lyrics that critique the treatment of Vietnam War veterans. Throughout the album, Springsteen addresses themes of blue-collar struggles, the American dream, and the complexities of love and relationships.
"Glory Days" and "Dancing In The Dark" are other standout tracks that capture Springsteen's ability to craft catchy and relatable songs. The former reminisces about youthful adventures, while the latter explores the desire for connection and escape from mundane routines.
Beyond the hits, "Born In The U.S.A." is a cohesive work of art that showcases Springsteen's songwriting depth and the E Street Band's musical prowess. Tracks like "My Hometown" and "No Surrender" exemplify Springsteen's storytelling abilities, evoking a sense of nostalgia and longing for a simpler time.
With "Born In The U.S.A.," Bruce Springsteen delivered an album that resonated with audiences on both a personal and political level. Its impact on popular culture and its contribution to Springsteen's legacy as a rock and roll legend are undeniable.