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His 1993 performance there is much better. ruclips.net/video/PFONPl6r_j0/видео.htmlsi=YnTa5IdyIXMcQPt9

His 1993 concert there is so much better.

Last week he sang in Stockholm Jazz and Blues Festival. He sang much deeper. Incredible. Most performers lose volume and depth by time but he ages like wine. When he started to sing, all chaos in the concert area fell into silence. This is how amazing he is

"Eyes on the Prize" is one of Bruce Springsteen's powerful interpretations, showcasing his enduring ability to convey the spirit of perseverance and social justice through music. Originally a traditional American folk song associated with the Civil Rights Movement, Springsteen's rendition breathes new life into its lyrics, infusing it with his signature blend of rock, folk, and heartland soul. What makes this song stand out, particularly in Springsteen's catalog, is not just the powerful message it carries but also how it has evolved across various live performances, reflecting the changing dynamics of his band and his artistic vision. The Essence of the Song At its core, "Eyes on the Prize" is a song about determination, hope, and the struggle for equality. The lyrics, rooted in the Civil Rights Movement, emphasize the importance of staying focused on the goal despite adversity. Springsteen's gravelly voice brings an authenticity and raw emotion to the song that resonates deeply with listeners, making it not just a performance but an experience. Evolution Across Live Versions One of the most remarkable aspects of "Eyes on the Prize" in Springsteen's repertoire is its evolution in live performances. Each rendition offers a new perspective, a fresh take on the same powerful message. This variability is a testament to Springsteen's commitment to keeping his performances alive and relevant, ensuring that no two shows are ever quite the same. • Early Performances: In the earlier live versions, particularly those during the Seeger Sessions tour in 2006, Springsteen adopted a more traditional folk arrangement. Accompanied by a large ensemble of musicians, including horns, fiddles, and accordion, these performances were vibrant and full of the communal spirit that characterized the Seeger Sessions Band. The energy was palpable, with each musician contributing to a collective sound that was both celebratory and defiant. • Middle-Era Performances: As the song continued to be a part of Springsteen's live setlist, it began to take on a more stripped-down, introspective form. During solo acoustic shows or performances with a smaller backing band, "Eyes on the Prize" transformed into a haunting, almost spiritual experience. The focus shifted more towards the lyrics, with Springsteen's voice carrying the weight of the song's history and message. The minimalistic arrangements allowed the audience to connect more intimately with the song, highlighting the personal nature of the struggle it represents. • Recent Performances: In more recent years, Springsteen has once again reimagined "Eyes on the Prize," this time incorporating a blend of the full-band arrangement with the soulful intensity of his solo performances. With the E Street Band, the song takes on a rock-infused gospel quality, bridging the gap between folk tradition and contemporary rock music. The inclusion of electric guitars, dynamic drums, and Springsteen's impassioned vocal delivery amplifies the song's urgency, making it relevant to today's social and political climate. Changes in the Band and Impact on the Song The various iterations of "Eyes on the Prize" also reflect the changing line-up and dynamics of Springsteen's band over the years. The Seeger Sessions Band, with its eclectic mix of instruments and musicians, brought a sense of joy and camaraderie to the song, emphasizing its roots in folk and communal protest. As the band evolved, so did the song. The transition back to the E Street Band brought a more polished, yet still emotionally resonant, sound to the performances. The contributions of longtime members like Clarence Clemons (saxophone), Steven Van Zandt (guitar), and Nils Lofgren (guitar), as well as newer members, have all added layers of depth to the live renditions of the song. Springsteen's ability to adapt "Eyes on the Prize" to the strengths of his bandmates is a testament to his leadership and artistic vision. Whether through the soaring saxophone solos, the subtle keyboard undertones, or the driving rhythm section, each member's contribution enriches the song, creating a rich tapestry of sound that honors its legacy while pushing it into new territories. Bruce Springsteen's "Eyes on the Prize" is more than just a cover of a folk classic; it's a living, breathing testament to the enduring power of music as a force for change and inspiration. Through its various live renditions, the song has evolved, reflecting not only the changes in Springsteen's band but also the ongoing relevance of its message. Each performance, whether with the jubilant Seeger Sessions Band or the mighty E Street Band, offers a unique experience, keeping the song fresh and impactful. In "Eyes on the Prize," Springsteen not only pays homage to the past but also reinforces his place as one of the great storytellers and social commentators of our time, reminding us all to keep our eyes on the prize, no matter the challenges we face. www.candiano.com

Bästa varienten ❤❤

I first saw Tommy in 'Chess' in London's West End show in the 1980s - what a great tenor voice! Nice memories.

I met Clarence the day before, we miss You ❤

Han må vara en tölp Tommy, men sjunga det kan han! Helvete vad han sjunger bra!

A great song, beautifully rendered by a fine singer.

Lofgrin is a Norwegian name but he looks like one of them South American or Mediterranean types. And who ever thought up the imbecilic idea of an accordion before badlands? Stupid. And who plays rock and roll in the daylight? Douche chills.

Oh my, 4.23, that modulation…..if you think it could not get better. Just brilliant. What a voice and what an arrangement!

2024 och det är fortfarande ingen som avbryter Tommy .... Få gånger i det programmet där ingen spelar piano eller sjunger med .... Han kan han !!!!

Finns bara en. Vilken röst

Wonderful,i dont know this version in Swedish,but i love,its true that is the best version?

Äntligen i 4K

faboulous ❤❤

Jag ÄLSKAR tommy❤

Se ve que había mucha humedad y la voz sufre

Björn gör den mycket bättre. Där finns det känsla och man hör i rösten att han menar det han sjunger. Körberg gör den inte rättvis utan mer komisk, vilket förstör låten. Någon som vet om Björn sjungt låten igen efter Emil-tiden?

Björn gör den mycket bättre. Där finns det känsla och man hör i rösten att han menar det han sjunger. Körberg gör den inte rättvis utan mer komisk, vilket förstör låten. Någon som vet om Björn sjungt låten igen efter Emil-tiden?

Som Hälsing älskar jag Horgan som kommer in❤

HAhahahha

Ein großartiger Sänger,wann kommt Tommy Körberg einmal nach Deutschland?

En riktigt jäkla bra version, fantastiska musiker, fantastisk sång av Tommy, verkligt amerikansk klass. wow👍

💖Very betyfull, boots of you, ⚘️

This song gives me the shivers. Their voices are in perfect harmony

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Vacker låt sorglig. 😂😢😢😢

Körberg. Vilken parodi på sig själv.

Bravo Tommy

Before the smartphones😅

Questa canzone cantata da Bruce ,e meravigliosa!una grande esibizione!😊😍😘😘🎶🎸🎶💘💓💕💯🍀🌅

löjligt bra

Beautiful. Great performer. America 4/25/2023

Bellissima

Bara ryser,tack Tommy!Du är så grym♥♥♥

Tack för sången 🥰. Astrid Lindgren 🇫🇴🇮🇸🇫🇮🇸🇪🇧🇻🇳🇱 we love you ❤️. Tusen tack för alla fina filmer.

Otroligt röst och skickliga musiker.

Vilken röst min idol

I had an audio of this in 1986. All this time I never knew video had got out. Second... this is the ONLY time I've ever seen Roy Bittan singing backup like that.

Went to the London premiere of Chess, a fantasic show!

BEAUTIFUL SONG AND A GREAT PERFORMANCE !!!! JO-ANN. LAMONICA AMERICA. 10/13/2022

Does he still perform?????Jo Ann. LAMONICA.

Excellent performance Jo-Ann. LAMONICA. America. 😊

:)❤️:)

Fantastisk låt/text och fantastisk sångare! Vem har inte varit där? Tyvärr - det, kallas väl livet....

Tommy, I adore you since 1985 in Chess, I follow you in most everything I can find of you !!!

this guy is a singing ' beast' ....He tells a story with his expressions ...i love his voice

Maybe @RAa

Som alltid är han oslagbar live! Älskar hans röst ♥️♥️♥️👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾