Clarence Clemons

”And last, but not least… The Minister of Soul, Secretary of the Brotherhood, probably the next King of England… I have seen the future of the whole fuckin’ thing and it’s Big Man Clarence Clemons.” — Bruce Springsteen. In June 2011 the E Street Nation confronted the worst moment of its 40-year history, for it was on June 18th of last year that the “Big Man”, Clarence Clemons, died. Whilst Bruce brought the words and stunning vocals to the music of the E Street Band, it was Clarence’s sax...Read Full Story

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He came like a wrecking ball and brought the house down. It was showtime at the Apollo all right as Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band rocked the historic Apollo Theater in Harlem, New York, to commemorate SiriusXM Radio's 10th anniversary. The Boss serenaded a star-studded crowd that included Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones, Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson, Ben Stiller and Christine Taylor, and Michael J. Fox and Tracy Pollan for his first official live show without his beloved...Read Full Story

Bruce Springsteen is a monster. At 62 years old, you’d think the old man would appear a little, well, you know. Old. That certainly wasn’t the case this Thursday night, April 12, at the Palace of Auburn Hills. Springsteen and his E Street Band came on stage at 8:30pm and didn’t leave until just after 11:30pm. Springsteen was running and jumping around the stage, screaming, shouting, dancing, and singing. He pulled kids out of the audience and lifted them on to his shoulders. He ran the...Read Full Story

Streeter Lecka/Getty Images The Boss and his boys are hitting that Thunder Road again—and, sadly, for the first without their Big Man, Clarence Clemons. Bruce Springsteen has revealed the itinerary for the first leg of his 2012 U.S. tour with the E Street Band in support of their new album, Wrecking Ball, hitting stores March 6. So which lucky towns will be seeing the rock and roll legend this spring? Listen to Springsteen's new single, "We Take Care Of Our Own" According to Springsteen's...Read Full Story

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Contactmusic.comBruce Springsteen And Co. Hit The Road With Force Despite LossContactmusic.comLast June saw the untimely death of legendary saxophonist Clarence Clemons, who had long been an integral part of the E-Street Band set up. Now Bruce Springsteen and his renowned backing group are on the road once more as they perform a handful warm up ...Springsteen to play Gillette Stadium Aug. 18Wicked LocalBruce Springsteen's "Wrecking Ball" hits Detroit hard at The PalaceDearborn Press and...Read Full Story

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band suffered a tragedy last summer when founding member, saxophonist Clarence Clemons, died after suffering a stroke at his Florida home. Clemons was only 69-years-old. Half a year later, Springsteen and the E Street Band were finally able to play live again at the Apollo, after finding two saxophonists to replace the iconic musician. One of the replacements to join the band is Clemons’ nephew, Jake. Jake reportedly received a huge standing ovation when he...Read Full Story

The late, great saxophonist Clarence Clemons and Bruce Springsteen. (Getty Images)If political success was based primarily on one's ability to play a mean sax solo, Kenny G would have been our 42nd president, not Bill Clinton. Alas, there's apparently more to running the United States than just musical abilities (which is probably a good thing). Speaking of good things, here's a list of the most amazing sax solos in music history. Yeah, we digressed a bit. Deal with it. M83 - "Midnight City...Read Full Story

*Bruce Springsteen has announced that Jake Clemons, the nephew of former E Street Band saxophonist Clarence Clemons, will be taking over some of his late uncle’s sax duties on the forthcoming “Wrecking Ball” Tour, reports Rolling Stone. Ed Manion, an original member of Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes (and a member of Springsteen’s Session Band), will also play saxophone on the tour, although it’s not yet clear how they’ll divide the parts. They will perform alongside trombonist Clark...Read Full Story