Spare Parts
Spare Parts

Bruce Springsteen - Spare Parts Lyrics

Rock
Oct 5, 1987
117
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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. What is the song 'Spare Parts' about?

    'Spare Parts' tells the story of Janey, a young woman whose boyfriend, Bobby, abandons her after she becomes pregnant. She struggles but ultimately finds resilience, choosing to pawn her engagement ring and wedding dress for cash to support herself and her son.

  2. Who played harmonica on 'Spare Parts'?

    James Wood, a non-E Street Band member and a blues artist from Los Angeles, played harmonica on 'Spare Parts.' He got the session through co-producer Chuck Plotkin, who he had known since high school.

  3. Was 'Spare Parts' released as a single?

    'Spare Parts' was released as a single in some countries following 'Brilliant Disguise,' the title track, and 'Tougher Than the Rest' from the Tunnel of Love album. However, it was not released as a single in the United States.

  4. Did Bruce Springsteen play all the instruments on 'Spare Parts'?

    Bruce Springsteen played several instruments on 'Spare Parts.' He was backed by members of the E Street Band, including Danny Federici on organ and Max Weinberg on percussion. James Wood played harmonica.

  5. How often has 'Spare Parts' been performed live by Bruce Springsteen?

    Since its release, 'Spare Parts' has been a popular choice for live performances by Bruce Springsteen. From the Tunnel of Love Express Tour in 1988 through July 2005, the song was performed 132 times in concert.

  6. Who directed the music video for 'Spare Parts'?

    The music video for 'Spare Parts' was directed by Carol Dodds, in contrast to other videos from the Tunnel of Love album which were directed by Meiert Avis.

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