Why is Bruce Springsteen's "Born in the U.S.A." still America's defining July 4 song? Here's why the misunderstood 1984 ...

Born in the U.S.A. was Springsteen’s seventh studio album, so it’s fair to say he was already well-known as a musical talent ...

Secondo molti, basta ascoltare le canzoni che li hanno descritti nel corso dei decenni. Dai paesaggi evocati da “Country ...

Finding America in Song" is provided by PBS and viewers like you. Thank you. [Playing "Born in the U.S.A."] Geoff Bennett: ...

July Fourth music isn't just about "The Star-Spangled Banner." Alongside the barbecues, flags, and fireworks, there are a ...

From “take me home, country roads” to “born in the USA” and “I ain’t no Senator’s son”, perhaps you get the clearest picture of America from the words that have been written about her in song. Hell, ...

There are a few Bruce Springsteen albums that are essentially perfect, including Darkness on the Edge of Town, Nebraska, and ...

Billboard compiled a list of the best America songs for the 4th of July and Springsteen’s No. 1 hit was… No. 1.

It happens all the time — as the years roll on, the meaning of a song gets forgotten, ignored and abandoned, ultimately leading many to mistakenly confuse the song for being passionately patriotic. So ...

When Hollywood stops listening to half its audience, somebody pays the price. For 'Supergirl,' that bill just came due.