Bruce Springsteen can sell out a year’s worth of solo Broadway shows, and the late Donna Summer’s songs can carry her own Broadway musical.

In 1982, Bruce Springsteen penned "Protection," a song for Donna Summer's self-titled disc. Produced by Quincy Jones in July, 1982, the album is perhaps best known for spawning the Top 10 single ...

This week marks the 50th anniversary of "Born to Run," and this shelved song from the sessions has previously only appeared ...

It was a half century ago … in the glorious summer of 1973 … that we rented a bungalow in South Belmar for $180 apiece … and got to know Bruce Springsteen. And when I say, “Got to know …,” ...

Summer means Springsteen in New Jersey. It’s been that way even before Bruce Springsteen became known around the world. In the summers at the Shore, in the early 1970s, Springsteen and his band ...

Donna Summer, or as she’s better known, “Queen of Disco,” caught fire in the 1970s with her R&B-infused dance music, and unlike a lot of disco’s excess, her groovy songs still resonate today.