All About Jazz — Maverick saxophonist David Sanborn, who has performed alongside such heavyweights as James Brown, Eric Clapton, Stevie Wonder, Bruce Springsteen, David Bowie, and innumerable others is stepping up in support of young musicians across the country and ... more info

Starpulse — Bruce Springsteen used his latest fundraising bash for Democrat Barack Obama to poke fun at one of the presidential candidate's Republican rivals, Sarah Palin.[...] Read more! more info

Bruce Springsteen used his latest fundraising bash for Democrat Barack Obama to poke fun at one of the presidential candidate's Republican rivals, Sarah Palin.[...] Read more! more info

Bruce Springsteen and Billy Joel joined forces in a concert to raise money for Barack Obama's presidential campaign and the Democratic Party on Thursday night. more info

Stereogum — Last night NYC's Hammerstein Ballroom hosted a "Change Rocks" fundraiser for Obama, featuring Class of '99 Rock Hall inductees the Boss and the Piano Man. Some tickets were priced at ,000 each (preempting the World Series isn't cheap). Springsteen h... more info

The Newsroom — It was "Born to Run" meets "New York State of Mind," with a little bit of "Hail to the Chief" Thursday night in New York as Bruce Springsteen and Bill Joel played a benefit concert for presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama. (Oct. 17) more info

Rolling Stone — Shortly after a roof-raising version of “Born To Run” featuring Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel and key members of both their bands, Bruce turned to the back of the stage at New York’s Hammerstein Ballroom and said “We want to bring out the nex... more info

The Newsroom — Katie Holmes makes Broadway debut, McCain goes on Letterman, Bruce Springsteen and Billy Joel support Obama (Oct. 17) more info

Rolling Stone — Photo: Cain/Getty Many people consider this year’s presidential election the most important in generations, so it’s no wonder that a long list of musicians have stepped up to offer their support for the candidate of their choice. As election day ... more info

Said the Gramophone — I conducted a survey -- margin of error: 100 percent minus three over roughly seven billion -- and everyone agrees: The first song on the second side of Bruce Springsteen's first album, Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J., is one of only two missteps on... more info