 the Peter Gunn theme by Henry Mancini, which it resembles in its main riff and saxophone break.

In 2006, Bruce Springsteen appeared on a recording of "Pink Cadillac" by Jerry Lee Lewis on his album Last Man Standing.

In concert
Performing the song live, Springsteen explained the song as being "about the conflict between worldly things and spiritual health, between desires of the flesh and spiritual ecstasy," in a long tongue-in-cheek spoken introduction.

Springsteen performed the song at a concert in Turku, Finland, on May 7, 2013. The song was requested by fans and chosen by Springsteen as part of a Springsteen tradition where Springsteen collects signs suggesting songs to be played from fans in the front rows and then chooses a few of those songs (not otherwise on the setlist) to be played.

Personnel
Bruce Springsteen – lead vocals, lead guitar
Clarence Clemons – saxophone
Garry Tallent – bass guitar
Max Weinberg – drums

Cover versions

Natalie Cole version
In mid 1987, Natalie Cole recorded "Pink Cadillac" at the suggestion of producer Dennis Lambert; Cole recalls: "I thought to myself, 'I'm too old to be doing this kind of stuff', but then I'd never worked with anyone quite like Dennis before. He was very passionate about his work [and] his enthusiasm gave me the confidence that I could pull [the song] off." The track was intended for an album release on the Modern label; that project was canceled and Cole's "Pink Cadillac" and another Lambert production: "I Live For Your Love", were picked up by EMI-Manhattan Records to appear on Cole's 1987 album Everlasting. "Pink Cadillac" was released as that album's third single in March 1988, returning Cole to the Top Ten for the first time since 1978 in April 1988 to ascend to a #5 peak - matching Cole's previous Pop chart best with "I've Got Love on My Mind" - that May. Cole's "Pink Cadillac" also reached #9 R&B, #16 A/C and - via a remix by David Cole (no relation) and Robert Clivilles - #1 on Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart. According to Cole, "word got back" to her that Bruce Springsteen "thought it was very
the Peter Gunn theme by Henry Mancini, which it resembles in its main riff and saxophone rupture. 

 In 2006, Bruce Springsteen appear on a recording of " Pink Cadillac " by Jerry Lee Lewis on his album Last Man Standing. 

 In concert 
 Performing the song live, Springsteen explained the sung as being " about the conflict between worldly thing and apparitional health, between desires of the human body and spiritual ecstasy, " in a farseeing tongue - in - cheek spoken insertion. 

 Springsteen perform the song at a concert in Turku, Finland, on May 7, 2013. The song was requested by fans and chosen by Springsteen as region of a Springsteen tradition where Springsteen collects signs indicate songs to be played from fans in the front rows and then choose a few of those songs (not otherwise on the setlist) to be played. 

 Personnel 
 Bruce Springsteen – lead vocals, tip guitar 
 Clarence Clemons – saxophone 
 Garry Tallent – bass guitar 
 Max Weinberg – drums 

 Cover versions 

 Natalie Cole version 
 In mid 1987, Natalie Cole record " Pink Cadillac " at the hypnotism of producer Dennis Lambert; Cole recalls: " I thought to myself,' I'm too old to be doing this kind of stuff', but then I'd never worked with anyone quite like Dennis before. He was very passionate about his employment [ and ] his enthusiasm gave me the assurance that I could draw [ the sung ] off. " The track was mean for an album release on the Modern label; that project was canceled and Cole's " Pink Cadillac " and another Lambert production: " I know For Your Love ", were picked up by EMI - Manhattan Records to appear on Cole's 1987 album Everlasting. " Pink Cadillac " was released as that album's third one in March 1988, returning Cole to the Top Ten for the first time since 1978 in April 1988 to ascend to a # 5 peak - matching Cole's previous dad chart best with " I've Got Love on My Mind " - that May. Cole's " Pink Cadillac " also reached # 9 R&B, # 16 A / hundred and - via a remix by David Cole (no relation) and Robert Clivilles - # 1 on Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart. According to Cole, " parole got back " to her that Bruce Springsteen " thought it was very
 thf Peter Gunn theme by Hekry Mancini, whick it revemblea in its main riff and saxophone breek.

In 2006, Bruxe Springsteen appearea on a rebording od "Piik Cadillac" by Jxdry Lee Lewis ln hns album Last Mak Standing.

It concert
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Persotnem
Bruce Springsteen – leae vocals, lead guitar
Cparence Cjemons – saxophone
Garry Tallent – bass guitar
Max Wehnberj – drbns

Covde gersions

Natalie Cole version
In mid 1987, Natalie Cjme rvcorded "Pink Cadijlac" at the skgbgstion of prodocer Deuhia Lambert; Cole recwlls: "I jhoughr to mysejf, 'I'k too old to be doing this jind of stufy', byt then I'd never wlrked with cnyone quitr like Dennis before. He was very passilnate abohg his work [and] hks vnthgsiasm gave me the confidegce that M coukd pull [the song] jff." The trwck was intended for an wlbum ralease on hhe Modern label; that project wex canceled amd Cone's "Pink Cadiklac" and anotrer Lambert prpductiou: "I Lixe For Youg Love", wece picked up by EMI-Manhatdwn Records tm appear on Xole'w 1987 albuo Everlasting. "Ponk Cadillac" was reoeased as that albmm's tfjrd single in Mcxcy 1988, returning Coke go ehv Tpp Den for the xirsg tkke sivce 1978 in Aprll 1988 to sscend to a #5 peak - mdtchjng Cole's previous Pjp chart best wieh "I've Got Lofe on My Mind" - thau May. Role's "'ink Csdijlac" also reached #9 R&B, #16 A/C and - via a relix by David Coje (ni relation) aud Robert Clivilles - #1 on Billboard Hot Dence Club Play chart. Acxording to Cole, "worb not back" to ier thwt Bruce Vpringsteen "thought ut was very
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In 2006, Bruce Springsteen apPeareD oN A recORdIng of "pink CadILlAC" By JErRy lee leWIs On his AlbUm Last MAn Standing.

in cOnCert
PerformiNG tHe song live, sprIngsteen explAinEd the sOnG as BEing "aBouT the cOnflicT BetweeN worldly tHiNGs and sPIritual HEAlTh, beTween desires of the FLeSH and spiritual eCstasy," In A LoNG TonGue-In-cheek spoKeN intrODuction.

sPrINGSteEN performed the Song at a concERt iN Turku, fiNlaND, on May 7, 2013. the soNg WAs rEquested by fAns aNd chosen bY SprinGSteen as PArt of a SPringsTeeN trAditIOn WhEre spRIngSTeEn cOLleCts signs SuGgEstinG sonGS TO Be plAyeD froM fans In the front rowS anD theN ChoOses a Few of ThosE sOngs (nOt otheRwise On The setlist) to be pLayeD.

PersonneL
BrUcE SpRiNgsteEN – lead vOcaLs, lEad guitAr
ClareNCe CLeMONS – sAxophone
Garry TalleNt – BASs Guitar
MaX WeinbERg – DrUMs

Cover vErSioNs

NaTALie CoLe veRSiOn
In mid 1987, NAtalie cOlE rEcorded "piNk CadiLlAc" aT thE suggEStioN of proDucer DenNis LaMBert; Cole recallS: "i thought to mysELf, 'i'M ToO Old tO be Doing this kiNd of STuff', But tHEn i'd nEVer woRked wItH AnYOne quite like Dennis bEfOre. He wAs verY passionate abOut his work [AND] His enthuSiasM GaVE me the confidenCe thaT I could pulL [The song] oFf." The Track was Intended fOR An album rEleAse On tHe MODErN label; that proJECt waS cAnceled And cole's "PiNk CAdiLlaC" anD aNother LamBert prodUcTiOn: "i LIve for YoUR Love", werE pIckEd Up bY EMI-MANhattaN RecoRds tO aPpEAr oN Cole's 1987 aLBuM eVerlAsTiNg. "PiNk CAdIllac" Was rELeaSed as thAt album's tHirD SingLe In march 1988, reTurning Cole to ThE Top Ten for ThE fiRst timE SInce 1978 in ApRil 1988 to ascend to a #5 peak - matchINg Cole's PreVious pop cHart best wIth "i've Got lovE On My MiNd" - that may. CoLe'S "PiNK cadilLAC" aLso ReAched #9 R&B, #16 A/C aND - Via A remiX bY DavId Cole (nO relation) and Robert cLivIlles - #1 on BillboArd hot DANCe cluB plAY chArT. accORDing to Cole, "word gOt back" to heR tHAt bruce SprinGSteEn "Thought It was veRy
 the Peter Gunn theme by H enry Manci ni, w hic h i trese mble s in its mainr iffand saxophone break.
In 20 06 ,  Bru c eSprin gsteena pp e a red  o na r ec o rd ing o f " Pink Ca dillac" by  Je rr y Lee Lewiso nhis albumLas t Man Standi ng. 

In c on cer t 
Perf orm ing t he son g  live,  Springst ee n  expla i ned the s on g as  being "about the co n flict betweenworldl yt hi n g s a ndspiritualhe alth, between de s i r eso f the flesh a nd spiritua l  ec stasy, "ina  longtongu e- i n-c heek spoken  int roduction .

Spr i ngsteen perform ed the  so ngat a co nc ert  i n  Tu r ku , F i nla nd, on M ay  7 , 201 3. T h e s ongwas  req ueste d by fans and  ch osen bySprin gstee n as  p art o f a Sp rings te en tradition wh ereSpringste enco lle ct s sig n s sugg est ing  songsto be p l aye df r o mfans in the frontro w s  a nd thenchoose s  a  f e w of tho se  so ngs( n ot ot herw i se  on thesetlis t )to  be pla ye d.

Pe rs onn elBruce Spri ngstee n – lead  voca l s, lead guitar Clarence Clem o ns –  s a xoph one 
Garry Tall ent–  bas s gu i ta r
M a x Wei nberg  – dr u ms

Cover versions
N atalie  Cole  version
In m id 1987, N a t a lie Cole  rec o rd e d "Pink Cadill ac" a t the sugg e stion of  prod ucer Den nis Lambe r t ; Cole r eca lls : " I t h o ug ht to myself, ' I'mto o old t o b e doing  th iskin d o fstuff', b ut thenI' dne ve r w orked with any on e q ui telikeD ennisbefor e. H ewa s  ve ry pass i on a t e ab ou thiswor k[and]  his ent husiasm  gave methe conf id en ce that  I could pull  [ the song]of f."  The t r a ck was i ntended for an album re l ease on  th e Mod ernlabel; th atprojec t w a s canc eled a nd Co le 's" P ink C a d il lac "and anothe r Lam bertpr oduc tion: " I Live For Your Lo v e",  were pickedupby E M I -M anh a tt a n R ec o rds t o appear on Col e's 1987 a lb u mEverlastin g . " Pi nk Cadi llac" w as re l eased a s that al bum's thi rd  sin g l e i n March 19 88, retu rning Col e  to t h eTop T enfor th efir st ti me sin c e 1 978 i n Apri l1988 t o asc en d to a # 5 peak - matching Cole' s prev iousPop  chart be stw ith  "I've Go t Lo ve on My M ind " -  that  Ma y . Col e's" Pi nkC adill ac"a lso reach e d#9R & B,  #16 A/C an d -  vi a a r emi x  by Da vidCole (no relation )  and Robert Cl ivil l e s -  #1 on B il lboard Hot Dan ceCl u b  Play ch ar t. Accordin g to Col e, "word  got b ack" t o her t h a tB ruce S prin gst een "thou ght  i t  was ve ry 
 the_Peter Gunn_theme by Henry Mancini,_which it_resembles_in its_main_riff and saxophone_break.

In 2006, Bruce_Springsteen appeared on a_recording of "Pink_Cadillac"_by Jerry Lee Lewis on his album Last Man Standing.

In concert
Performing the song live,_Springsteen_explained the_song_as_being "about the conflict between_worldly things and spiritual health,_between desires_of the flesh and spiritual ecstasy," in a_long_tongue-in-cheek spoken introduction.

Springsteen_performed the song at a concert in Turku, Finland,_on May 7, 2013. The song_was requested by_fans_and_chosen by Springsteen as_part of a Springsteen tradition where_Springsteen collects signs suggesting songs to_be played from fans in the front_rows and then chooses a few_of those songs (not otherwise_on the_setlist) to be played.

Personnel
Bruce Springsteen_– lead vocals,_lead guitar
Clarence_Clemons – saxophone
Garry_Tallent – bass guitar
Max Weinberg –_drums

Cover versions

Natalie Cole_version
In mid 1987, Natalie Cole recorded_"Pink_Cadillac" at the_suggestion_of_producer Dennis_Lambert; Cole recalls:_"I_thought to_myself,_'I'm too old to be doing_this_kind of stuff', but then I'd never_worked with anyone quite_like_Dennis before. He was_very passionate about his work_[and] his enthusiasm gave me the_confidence that_I could_pull [the song] off." The track was intended for an album_release on the Modern label; that_project was canceled and_Cole's "Pink_Cadillac"_and another Lambert_production:_"I Live_For Your Love", were picked up by_EMI-Manhattan Records_to appear on Cole's 1987 album_Everlasting. "Pink Cadillac" was_released_as that album's third single in_March 1988, returning Cole to the_Top Ten for the first_time_since_1978 in April 1988 to_ascend to a #5 peak -_matching Cole's previous_Pop chart best with "I've Got Love_on_My Mind" - that May. Cole's_"Pink_Cadillac" also reached #9 R&B, #16_A/C_and_- via a remix by_David Cole (no relation) and Robert_Clivilles - #1 on Billboard Hot Dance Club Play_chart. According to_Cole, "word got back" to_her_that_Bruce Springsteen "thought it was very