Bruce Springsteen perform at Asbury Park's Wonder Bar - Videos

Bruce Springsteen perform at Asbury Park's Wonder Bar on Sunday 17th July 2011.

The rock-legend with J.T. Bowen and The Soul Cruisers performed a short set.

The guest seen was in honor of the recently passed E-Street Band saxophonist, Clarence Clemons.

Bruce with J.T. & Cruisers' setlist included:

"Action in the Streets", "Savin' Up", "You Can't Sit Down", "You Can't Sit Down", "Sweet Soul Music", "Ain't Too Proud To Beg", "Shake", "Raise Your Hand" "Knock On Wood" and "634-5789".

Brice Springsteen's 2011 Wonder Bar performance videos seen below.

Bruce Springsteen's daughter Jessica winner at the Royal Windsor Horse Show

Jessica is a Bruce Springsteen's daughter, who has took home at the Royal Windsor Horse Show in the horse jumping which held at England's Windsor Castle. After 15 years of age she has been riding horses. She competed in the Grade A jumping competition. She also placed sixth in the open jumping event.

Springsteen told the press following her win, "It was a lot of fun. I love this show. The atmosphere is amazing. You just don't get shows like this in America where you can see so much in the same place."

Springsteen's four-day event in the UK's most attended outdoor equestrian show. The event in 3,000 more jumping show horses and ponies 250 and participate in class driving features.

Bruce Springsteen stunned music fans on the Wonder Park

Bruce Springsteen stunned music fans in his native Asbury Park on 2nd April, alongside a surprise concert at the Wonder Bar.

On Saturday afternoon the owner of the local music scene in atonement Lutheran Church participated in a discussion, before joining pals 'Southside' Johnny Lyon, Bobby Thomas and singer Nicky Addeo for a covers set across the road that evening.A

kind of impromptu reunion concert marked - the first time Springsteen shared the stage with former E Street Band drummer Vini Lopez since he was fired from the star's backing band in the mid-1970s.

Springsteen gig coming days after a letter from Asbury Park Press was published.

Editor note rocker budget growth and poverty commented on an about article writing, "The article is one of the few that highlights the contradictions between a policy of large tax cuts, on the one hand, and cuts in services to those in the most dire conditions, on the other."

Steven Van Zandt predicted Bruce Springsteen will release a new solo album

Steven Van Zandt of Bruce Springsteen predicted that a new solo LP with E Street Band will be released before regrouping.

While appearing on Philadelphia's WMGK radio station with host John DeBella, guitarists revealed that waiting for the release of Springsteen material "outstanding".

Van Zandt said, "You know Bruce - he's always got an album in his pocket, he's always writing something".

He added: "I don't know this for a fact, but I expect him to possibly put something out that's more of a solo nature, before we get back together. Only because he's just so prolific, still, after all these years. He's still just a terrific songwriter and writes all the time. I would expect him starting to have a backlog of songs, just in terms of the time that have passed."

Springsteen unveiling new 'Promise' DVD

This morning it has been announced that Bruce Springsteen is releasing another configuration of the throwback collection he put out last year,despite the release of 3 CD's and DVD's were not enough.

Springsteen and the E Street Band claimed "The Promise: The Darkness on the Edge of Town Story," the band announced plans to unleash a single DVD with extra material on May 3. "The Promise: The Making of Darkness on the Edge of Town" will feature three items - the documentary that aired on HBO last year, a previously unreleased five-song mini-concert and a Q&A between Springsteen and his fans.

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Bruce Springsteen: 'Lady Gaga wants you to play on her album'

Clarence Clemons remembers being stunned when about three weeks ago he got a call from Lady Gaga. This time, they exercise machine in his home in Florida was to install.

According to the Rolling Stone that Bruce Springsteen tells, "They (Gaga's aides) said to me, 'Lady Gaga wants you to play on her album.' This is on a Friday afternoon at 4 p.m. I said, 'When do you want me to do it? I'm free Monday or Tuesday.' "They go, 'No, she needs you right now in New York City'."

He gave up everything and heading for the airport: "I almost got a ticket I drove so fast." He arrived at her studio around midnight. "She came running down the hall," he says. "She was like, 'Big Man!'"

He wound up performing sax on her upcoming song Hair. And he's glad he made the trip. "It was wild. I was so excited. I'm a Gaga-ite."