Bruce Springsteen Bring Them Home – San Francisco 2006

Wed, Oct 14, 2009

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Bring Them Home (If You Love Your Uncle Sam) – San Francisco ‘06

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10 Responses to “Bruce Springsteen Bring Them Home – San Francisco 2006”

  1. Mainehunter2 Says:

    As someone who is enlisting in the Maine National Guard next week, I agree wholeheartedly. Bring ‘em home! Not only from Iraq and Afganistan, but from Germany, Japan, and South Korea. No more policing the world. Our troops should be in America not Germany.

  2. funkoutrageous Says:

    There was no San Francisco show on this tour, so I believe this performance is at the Sleep Train Pavilion (suburban Concord, California). Though we can forgive the confusion…even Bruce started the show with “Where the f— are we?”

  3. blueboyb Says:

    Your forgiveness is always welcome, but this video was shot in 2006 with the (Seeger) Sessions Band, not in 2009 with the E Street Band.

  4. funkoutrageous Says:

    Sorry, by “this tour” I was referring to the 2006 Seeger Sessions tour. I checked the setlists again, and there was definitely no San Francisco show in 2006.

  5. blueboyb Says:

    Good point. Thanks for your comment.

  6. itrainsinoctober Says:

    CPSJSMSUUMUGA: I hope for the day when the pranksters of B of A and Citibank go belly up. Do you know that the FDIC is only required to have 1.15% of the total monies deposited in a bank. In other words, if the banks collapsed, 98.85% of the people would be shit out of luck. The system is broken and the bankers can’t be counted on to fix it.

  7. INUIT3333 Says:

    Since Bruce went back to the roots, I like him and his music much more.The best was “The Seeger Sessions”, for me in the last years.Sorry for my poor English,I come from Southwest Germany

  8. lemansquattro Says:

    I see no poor english - Aber mein Deutsch ist schlecht!

  9. INUIT3333 Says:

    Thank You!

  10. zjraby Says:

    No, it’s a Pete Seeger song (originally written for the Vietnam War).


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