Jungleland - Bruce Springsteen - MP3 instrumental karaoke

"Jungleland" is the twinkling, proggy, 10-minute clincher closing out Bruce Springsteen's seminal 1975 album, Born to Run, and is famous for Clarence Clemons's sky-high sax solo that the E Street Band saxophonist pipes in around four minutes in. That's not all there is though – expect rollicking guitar, violin from another E Street Band member, Suki Lahav, piano from Roy Bittan, and poetic songwriting from Bruce Springsteen, who sketches out a picture book of weird and wondeful characters. "The Rangers had a homecoming in Harlem late last night / And the Magic Rat drove his sleek machine / Over the Jersey state line / Barefoot girl sitting on the hood of a Dodge / Drinking warm beer in the soft summer rain / The Rat pulls into town rolls up his pants / Together they take a stab at romance / And disappear down Flamingo Lane," he sings on the husky-toned introduction his 'Magic Rat' protagonist via a song that notoriously took 19 months to be recorded, after its first rehearsal take in January 1974.