Jackson Browne and Bruce Springsteen stand as two of the most powerful storytellers of the 1970s. Browne painted with melancholy brushstrokes and gave us deeply personal songs that cut straight to the soul with themes of loss longing and reflection. His voice carried a quiet intimacy that felt like a friend confiding late at night. Springsteen by contrast roared with grit and blue collar dreams singing about factory life highways and stubborn hope in the face of despair. His concerts turned into

We’re not crying, you are! 2004 Inductee Jackson Browne shared this beautiful rendition of “Don’t Let Us Get Sick," live from home, as a tribute to his friend Warren Zevon. “Don’t Let Us Get Sick" was originally featured on Zevon’s 2000 album Life’ll Kill Ya. A lifelong champion of Zevon, Browne has honored his friend time and again through heartfelt covers like this one. Watch Zevon get inducted into the Rock Hall on November 8, live on Disney . | Rock & Roll Hall of Fame