Listen to how Bruce OWNED New York State Of Mind from this show. It was epic. I'm a huge Bruce and Billy Joel fan. Two of my absolute favorites. I'll say, Bruce didn't sing Only The Good Die Young that great. But Billy didn't sing Born To Run that great. They each have their strengths. Bruce at least brought the energy jumping on Billy's piano during this song. Two amazing performers up here though, no reason to trash talk either of them. And again, watch the magic that was NYSOM from this show.

no matter the key, it is what it is. A pleasure to see. Period.

Vitalità ritmo Bravissimi. In Italia non abbiamo musicisti di questo livello

You guys are music geeks

L'America sono loro 2 ... Gli altri distanti anni Luce .... Bruce ... Piano MAN forever

Holy hell I never knew about this concert! What a show this must have been! I bet Elton John wasn't this good.

This song reminds me of Rosalita ... Bruce's song.

Sure Bruce doesn't really sing it like the original but he damn sure makes it sound better

Or any of his albums!

buddy, bruce springsteen can definitely sing. try actually listening to his music.

@angelic4296 an octave is 12... I repeat 12 half steps. If he were to move something down a complete octave it would be absolutely insane. He does what Elton John does; he takes the original chord and instead of the singing the dominant note he sings the bass note, essentially moving the vocal part down 2.5 steps. go take some theory courses.

@dansante not only been with the band but is married to him

@Joelesque a hyperbole I apologize for ignoring facts, I do agree he plays many songs in the original keys but he has in fact changed the key of many songs he plays. Not a bad thing just what an aging musician has to do, many artists do it.

i give springsteen an a for effort, but a c on the actual singing not the best song for him to be singing, still pretty good preformance none the less

Is there a proshot version?

In a side note, is that Nancy Wilson to the right?

@futureboy111 You are bloody kidding, right? Why the hell do you think using transposition suddenly makes a person NOT a "real" player? It's using the tools at your disposal to make music. If transposition is a function of the keyboard, then how does using it make the music (or musician) "fake"? And who are you to say what songs are easy or hard for anyone except yourself? Besides that, what's a "mistake"? Do you keep sheet music in front of you during other people's performances to check?

I like how when Billy duets with someone, he's does great on their songs and they go out of their way to ruin his.