Springsteen did write a song entitled "Fire", but there are a number of songs with the same one-word title. Hendrix had a monster hit with his own song Fire, and other songs of the same name have been recorded by artists as diverse as the Ohio Players and The Beach Boys.
Springsteen's song was originally written with the idea that Elvis Presley would record it, as Bruce was a huge Elvis fan. However, after it was written, Elvis died in 1977, and Bruce ended up giving the song to Robert Gordon, a rockabilly artist in the New York music scene. Gordon released his version in 1978. Springsteen also recorded the song at this time, during the sessions for his 1978 Darkness on the Edge of Town, but he ended up not releasing his version on that album (that version was just released in later 2010 on his 2 record set The Promise, made up of outtakes from the "Darkness" sessions).
When Springsteen performed the song live, a producer heard it and brought it to the Pointer Sisters, who had a top-5 R&B hit with it in late 1978 or early 1979.
Yes, Bruce Springsteen wrote Fire but the most popular version of the song was recorded by the Pointer Sisters.
Bruce recorded it in 1977, but it wasn't released at that time. It was recorded by Robert Gordon in 1978. It was a big hit for The Pointer Sisters later in 1978.
The Pointer Sisters.
Streets of Fire, performed by Bruce Springsteen? ... if so Bruce played the solo on his yellow Fender Telecaster.
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This is a few examples of songs that contain the word fire. "We Didn't Start the Fire" by Billy Joel, "I'm on Fire" by Bruce Springsteen, and "Play with Fire" by The Rolling Stones.
Its most apperent meaning is about the firefighters on 9/11 going into the towers
Bruce Springsteen wrote the Pointer Sisters' 1979 incendiary hit "Fire," originally intending it for Elvis Presley. Robert Gordon and many others also recorded the song, in addition to Springsteen himself. As far as I know, it was written and performed by Crazy World of Arthur Brown.
Bruce Springsteen wrote the song Fire and it was recorded and performed for the public by singer Robert Gordon in 1978 on the album Fresh Fish Special.
Fire - Bruce Springsteen song - was created in 1978-03.
The song 'Ring of Fire' was written by June Carter and Merle Kilgore and is most associated with Johnny Cash who recorded it in 1963. However it was first recorded by June's sister, Anita Carter, and appeared on her excellent 1962 album also called 'Ring of Fire'.
Streets of Fire, performed by Bruce Springsteen? ... if so Bruce played the solo on his yellow Fender Telecaster.
B. Bruce Humphrey has written: 'Ministry on Fire'
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The peshtigo fire in wiscosin.
fire fire i originally answered this but hadn't logged in
Nobody knows for sure if he DID start the fire, and he has not admitted to it either. He was originally on record as the first person to sound the alarm when the fire started. But later, in court, they decided he couldn't have seen the fire from where he was at the time the fire started. In October 1997, the Chicago City Council recommended that Sullivan be recorded as the person who started the fire, by accident.
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To make fire.