Bruce "Are you loose?" Springsteen Quiz

Answer: Clarence Clemons

Clarence has been with the band since their first album, "Greetings from Asbury Park, NJ." He is also the oldest member of the band, born on January 11, 1942.

Answer: Roulette

"Roulette" was released as a B-side, and was often played on "The River" and "Born in the USA" tours.

Answer: Fender Esquire

While he uses multiple guitars in his recording and live shows, including Fender Telecasters, Esquires (the Telecaster's single pickup sibling), and Stratocasters, the guitar pictured on "Born to Run" is a Fender Esquire.

Answer: Live Aid

During the 1980's Bruce contributed vocals to Little Steven's "Sun City" campaign, as well as Artists for Africa's "We are the World" single. Additionally, Bruce and the E Street Band toured with Amnesty International following the "Tunnel of Love" tour.

Answer: War

Bruce began playing a cover of the song "War" on the "Born in the USA" tour. After hearing a version, Jon Landau suggested releasing it to the public, which led to the magnificent 40-song box set, which was the first box set to ever debut as the Number One album on Billboard's charts.

Answer: Patti Smith

This song has seen release from several artists, but it was originally penned by Bruce and Patti Smith, where Patti recorded the song and released it officially. It has also seen the light of day on Bruce's live box set, as well as the 10,000 Maniacs "MTV Unplugged" concert, where it probably got its most fan notoriety.

Answer: It's Been a Long Time

This early 90's "return to form" album by Southside Johnny included vocals and writing by Bruce, Little Steven, and Jon Bon Jovi.

Answer: Lost in the Flood

One of the many clever lines from Bruce's first album.

Answer: The Wallflowers

Bruce joined The Wallflowers for their hit single "One Headlight." Jacob Dylan lyrics and style have been noted by many critics to be more similar to Bruce's than they are to Jacob's famous dad.

Answer: Bobby Jean

"Bobby Jean" was inspired by Bruce's sadness over Little Steven's departure from the band during the recording of "Born in the USA." Despite being released on "BITUSA," the title track and "Working on the Highway" were written during the "Nebraska" sessions, where "Highway" was originally title "Child Bride."

Answer: Super Bowl

Despite Bruce not yet being a world-wide celebity, his manager did aggressivly try to book him for the Super Bowl, although he was not successful.

Answer: Murder Incorporated

Both "Murder Incorporated" and "This Hard Land" were unused tracks from the 80's. When laying them down during the "Greatest Hits" sessions, Bruce was not happy with the vocals for "Murder Incorporated," and opted to use vocals recorded during the original recording of the record.

Answer: Asbury Park

This song saw its live deput in December of 2000, during a Christmas Show in Asbury Park. Bruce told the audience that he was upset with the current state of Asbury, and he played the song. Most of the nation first saw it at the 9/11 telethon, where it later appeared on the album "The Rising," leading many to think that it was written about the terrorist attacks.

Answer: Suki Lahav

While Soozie has been playing the violin on Bruce albums more recently, it was Suki Lahav playing those famous chords on several song on "Born to Run".

Answer: Milwaukee, WI

On a very memorable evening, Bruce assumed that the concert was cancelled and proceeded to a local bar. Sure enough, the concert went on later that night, and a very drunk Springsteen returned to the stage to ask the audience "Are you loose?" at least 50 times.