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Bruce Springsteen: "Jack Of All Trades"
Another day, another preview of Bruce Springsteen's new album, Wrecking Ball. Following Monday's anger-fueled "Easy Money" and yesterday's foot-stompin' "Shackle and Drawn" is "Jack of All Trades." The nearly six-minute burner might seem like the Boss at his most subdued and downtrodden on its face, but anyone who hears the folk-inspired lyrics will hear his frustration and pain. And closing out the track with a line like "If I had me a gun, I'd find the bastards and shoot 'em on sight" before moving into a weeping-but-wailing solo? Damn. You can stream the track at Spin. Wrecking Ball drops March 6.
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