Steve Van Zandt has a familiar problem: he needs to be in two places at the same time. He's about to go on a year-long tour with Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, but his new Norwegian mobster show Lilyhammer (available in the U.S. on ...
NEW YORK (AP) – Clarence Clemons’ nephew is one of two saxophonists who will fill the Big Man’s shoes on tour for Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band. Springsteen says Jake Clemons will share sax duties with Eddie Manion. It will be the first E Street Band tour since Clemons died last summer. The [...]
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When legendary singer Whitney Houston died on Saturday night, the producers of last night’s Grammys had to restructure the show to accommodate a tribute to the Newark, New Jersey native. Unfortunately a tribute to another musical legend who spent time living in Newark – the late saxophonist Clarence Clemons of the E Street Band – was dropped.
News of the cut segment was revealed in a Facebook status update from fellow sax icon Maceo Parker...
Saxophonist Maceo Parker, who has played with James Brown, Parliament-Funkadelic and Prince, wrote on his Facebook page: "Thanks so much or all your messages and tweets about the GRAMMYs. I can now reveal that I was asked to perform a Clarence ...
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If you thought it was odd there was no tribute to Clarence Clemons at this year's Grammy Awards, you're not alone. As it turns out, though, the producers of the show did have a plan to honor the late saxophonist for Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, who opened the show with a rendition of 'We Take Care of Our Own.' Unfortunately, Whitney Houston's death led to a change in plans...
News of the cut segment was revealed in a Facebook status update from fellow sax icon Maceo Parker. “Thanks so much or all your messages and tweets about the GRAMMYs. I can now reveal that I was asked to perform a Clarence Clemmons (sic ...
(Gibson) Jake Clemons, the nephew of late E Street Band saxophonist Clarence Clemons, will be touring with Bruce Springsteen this year. Jake will be handling sax duties as part of a five-piece horn section that is joining Bruce and the E Streeters during ...
Springsteen announced on his website that it would only be appropriate to keep the Big Man's role in the band in the family, and that Clemons' nephew Jake Clemons will take over for him on saxophone, both for the upcoming performance and on the ...
Jersey rocker Bruce Springsteen has finally answered the question on the minds of countless fans: When the E Street Band returns to the road next month ... Band’s 2012 “Wrecking Ball” world tour will include singers Cindy Mizelle and ...
NEW ADDITIONS TO THE E STREET BAND ANNOUNCED
The expanded lineup for the upcoming Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band world tour will feature singers Cindy Mizelle and Curtis King, it has been announced. Trombonist Clark Gayton and trumpeter Curt Ramm, both of whom have toured with Bruce in the past, will also join the E Street Band on the road, along with newcomer Barry Danielian on trumpet. E Street stalwart Eddie Manion, also known as...
Clarence Clemons was so good, it'll take two saxophonists to replace him.Bruce Springsteen has announced that two saxophonists, including Clarence Clemons' nephew, will join his upcoming world tour with the E Street Band.
Performing We Take Care of Our Own, there wasn’t anyone who was enjoying the live performance, even those fans in the nosebleed seats way in the back. Bruce Springsteen’s performance is one of the first after the death of Clarence Clemons. The ...
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"Wrecking Ball" is Springsteen's 17th album and the first since the death of saxophonist Clarence Clemons last summer. The tour starts March 18 in Atlanta, and will stop in Los Angeles at the end of April. Check out the tour dates for Bruce Springsteen and ...