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BOWIE ~ RYKO RARITY ~ IT'S HARD TO BE A SAINT IN THE CITY 75

After David passed away, Bruce Springsteen paid tribute to the legendary Bowie by opening up his concert with David Bowie’s “Rebel Rebel.” Before Springsteen performed the song, he gave thanks to Bowie for the singer’s support of him during the early days of his career. Springsteen made a reference to Bowie covering one of his songs. Bruce didn’t mention which song Bowie had covered,but longtime fans knew which one the boss was talking about. The songs Bruce Springsteen were referencing were the tracks “It’s Hard To Be A Saint In The City.” and “Growing Up.” Both songs were originally released on Springsteen’s debut album, Greetings from Asbury Park New Jersey. The album was originally released in 1973. The song Its Hard To Be A Saint In The City was the closing song on the album The recorded version of “Its Hard To Be A Saint in the City,” by David Bowie was eventually shelved at the time and remained unreleased until years later when it appeared on David Bowie’s 1989 box set Sound and Vision. As one listen’s to Bowie’s interpretation of “It’s Hard to Be A Saint in the City,” you can hear as the track progress Bowie getting more comfortable with the song. Its in the last few verses where the magic of David Bowie ignites into a soulful spin on the melodic line and lyrical content that made it such a great song in the first place. Bowie nailed it with his own signature vocal phrasings. It took years for fans to discover that Bowie had recorded two Springsteen songs. David Bowie’s It’s Hard To Be A Saint in the City Cover was a welcome discovery for many. THIS TEXT IS TAKEN FROM CLASSIC ROCK ONLINE READ MORE HERE..... https://www.classicrockhistory.com/da... This channel never has & never will carry advertisements the only ads you will find are those enforced by copyright claims & fair dues to those that are entitled I upload sorely for the love of the music Hope you find something to enjoy xx Big Thanks, Love on ya MT This video is dedicated to the principals behind the rock against racism movement Rock Against Racism was a groundbreaking movement which staged marches, festivals and concerts from 1976-81 with the aim of fighting racism through music If you enjoy the content of my channel please Like & Share the video's Subscribe & click the bell for notifications of uploads etc etc You know the drill MTRudeBoy claims no rights to sound or vision Footage used to Pay Respect & Honour Britain's Greatest ever solo artist