Speed of Life

by Gregg Chadwick You've Got It (Song by Song Review of Bruce Springsteen's New Album - Wrecking Ball) "She is beautiful, and more than beautiful; she is surprising. Black abounds in her, and everything she inspires is nocturnal and deep. Her eyes are two caves dimly glittering with mystery, and her gaze illumines like lightning: an explosion in the darkness." - Charles Baudelaire , The Desire to Paint from Le Spleen de Paris, trans. by Edward Kaplan Gregg Chadwick Golden Gate 30"x22" monotype on paper 2011 Springsteen's  You've Got It  (Listen Here)   is a call to a union of a different kind. The song begins with a simple understated guitar and vocals vibe that sounds as if it could have come from a lost demo from his audition at Columbia Records for the legendary John Hammond. No one ever found it, ain't no school ever taught it No one ever made it, ain't no one ever bought it Baby you've got it, baby you've got it Come...

by Gregg Chadwick You've Got It (Song by Song Review of Bruce Springsteen's New Album - Wrecking Ball) "She is beautiful, and more than beautiful; she is surprising. Black abounds in her, and everything she inspires is nocturnal and deep. Her eyes are two caves dimly glittering with mystery, and her gaze illumines like lightning: an explosion in the darkness." - Charles Baudelaire , The Desire to Paint from Le Spleen de Paris, trans. by Edward Kaplan Gregg Chadwick Golden Gate 30"x22" monotype on paper 2011 Springsteen's You've Got It (Listen Here)   is a call to a union of a different kind. The song begins with a simple understated guitar and vocals vibe that sounds as if it could have come from a lost demo from his audition at Columbia Records for the legendary John Hammond. No one ever found it, ain't no school ever taught it No one ever made it, ain't no one ever bought it Bab...