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Bruce Springsteen Sings the Alphabet is a podcast that explores every Bruce Springsteen song in alphabetical order.
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Bruce will give until there's nothing left.
Bruce didn't say goodbye.
Bruce wanted you to heal him, but instead you set him on fire.
Bruce counted the band in and kicked into overdrive!
Bruce got somebody new.
Well you can tell her that Bruce is happy.
Do you wanna be Bruce's friend?
Bruce has a sweet sweet kiss and a true true heart.
Bruce lives with emptiness without your tenderness.
Now, once Bruce was down-hearted
JB and Rob talk about Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit's 2020 album, REUNIONS!
We're back with a new episode and talking about Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit's 2017 masterpiece The Nashville Sound!
Jason thanks God for the work.
We discuss the first half of Jason Isbell's 2015 album 'Something More Than Free'!
Today we finish Jason's landmark 2013 album by talking about the final four tracks!
We discuss four more songs from Jason Isbell's masterpiece. Songs discussed: "Flying Over Water," "Different Days," "Live Oak," and "Songs that She Sang in the Shower"
Today we're talking about the first four tracks on Jason's 2013 masterpiece 'Southeastern'!
1Today we look at the second half of Jason's 3rd studio album, 2011's 'Here We Rest'!
This week, we explore the first five tracks from Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit's 2011 album, Here We Rest!
Today we're talking about the second half of Jason's 2009 album!
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First episode of this podcast for me. Really disappointed. To have a capital punishment discussion about this song is fairly ridiculous. The facts of the lyrics are: man reacts horribly to a lay off, sadly gets drunk and kills a night clerk. He is sentenced to life (98 and a year) and basically tells the judge he'd rather have the death penalty. End. How can you guys misinterpret this enough to bring in an advocate against the death penalty? If you want to stretch the lyrics, how about a night clerk dying for no reason? What about his family and loved ones? And to excuse this behavior in poverty and imply it is the fault of the system...wow. Factories close. People get laid off (I have been twice). You move on, suck it up and find a new way. I love the pure genius of Bruce's songs but I was hoping for interesting discussion--not whiney SJW crap.