Clarence Clemons dead
Posted: Sun Jun 19, 2011 6:21 pmThe Big Man' is no longer with us. Might put paid to Springsteen's live career
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Posted: Sun Jun 19, 2011 6:21 pmRe: Clarence Clemons dead
Posted: Mon Jun 20, 2011 4:47 pmAm old enough to remember that good song he did with Jackson Browne a bit over 20 years ago although I admit to not knowing he was in the Boss' band 'til much later on.
Re: Clarence Clemons dead
Posted: Sat Oct 20, 2012 1:38 pmBUMP.
Been watching a bit of Springsteen's later stuff and I think the fact he now has an entire 5 piece brass section in Clarence's place is a great way to say no one person could ever replace the big man. Springtsteen still as good as ever live, he was the first concert I ever saw in the mid 80s in Melbourne, hope to get to see him again one day. Love the Wrecking Ball album, some of the Irish influenced stuff is great.
Been watching a bit of Springsteen's later stuff and I think the fact he now has an entire 5 piece brass section in Clarence's place is a great way to say no one person could ever replace the big man. Springtsteen still as good as ever live, he was the first concert I ever saw in the mid 80s in Melbourne, hope to get to see him again one day. Love the Wrecking Ball album, some of the Irish influenced stuff is great.
Re: Clarence Clemons dead
Posted: Sat Oct 20, 2012 5:48 pmWedgie wrote:BUMP.
Been watching a bit of Springsteen's later stuff and I think the fact he now has an entire 5 piece brass section in Clarence's place is a great way to say no one person could ever replace the big man.
Didn't he use a brass section on his earlier works?
I think on the 75-85 Live 3 CD he had a heap of horns*. As I remember he introduces them, "The Miami Horns,Ladies and Gentleman,The Miami Horns".
Re: Clarence Clemons dead
Posted: Sat Oct 20, 2012 6:34 pmKahuna wrote:Wedgie wrote:BUMP.
Been watching a bit of Springsteen's later stuff and I think the fact he now has an entire 5 piece brass section in Clarence's place is a great way to say no one person could ever replace the big man.
Didn't he use a brass section on his earlier works?
I think on the 75-85 Live 3 CD he had a heap of horns*. As I remember he introduces them, "The Miami Horns,Ladies and Gentleman,The Miami Horns".
Yeah, now and then, seems to be a full time thing now to replace Clarence though.