| Author | Message | ||
     Bluzm2 |
RIP Clarence, you will be missed. The E Street Band would not have been the same without you, neither would the Boss. You've left a musical legacy that will live forever. Clarence Clemons Gone at age 69 from complications of a stroke suffered earlier this month. | ||
| Fltwistygirl |
Glad u posted, Brad- I was waiting for someone to post on this, just read in the paper. Never saw Springsteen live, guess I have no reason to do so now. He was my favorite part of the band. | ||
| 86129squids |
Wow- a true Titan of music has fallen... BeLinda, heck, it will make a difference with him gone, but I'd still love to see the Boss live... RIP. | ||
| Ltbuell |
That is a bummer...the man COULD play the sax...he can join the other greats in the BAND IN THE CLOUDS..... | ||
| Mr_grumpy |
Oh no that's a real bummer, when? how? Never saw Springsteen live, guess I have no reason to do so now. He was my favorite part of the band. I'm with you on that one. | ||
| Danger_dave |
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| Daves |
RIP | ||
| Irideabuell |
Clarence will be missed. | ||
| Twobuells |
Been a fan for 35 years. Saw my first show in Philly 2009. Over 33 songs in 3 ½ hours. Longest show of that tour. And the very last Springsteen show at the Spectrum. R.I.P. Big Man….. one... two... three...four....... | ||
| Danger_dave |
I paid heaps for an imported copy of 'Greetings From Asbury Park' before it was released in Aus. Bought pretty much everything up to 'The Rising' soon as it was released too. Finally saw them in Auckland a few years ago. Personal highlight. Right into the Jukes as well. This is Clarence doing Baritone isn't it? |
