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  • r.i.p Clarence Clemons

    since his first albums bruce springsteen has allways been high on my playlists even though most of my music collections are full of punk rock
    so its sad news to learn of the passing of the boss`s saxophonist and his close friend clarence clemons rip big man

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    Re: r.i.p Clarence Clemons

    Clarence played saxophone on my all time favourite song 'Born To Run'. For this alone, he deserves remembrance and respect.
    The best Government is that which governs least - Thoreau.

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      Re: r.i.p Clarence Clemons

      Originally posted by Agnetha352 View Post
      Clarence played saxophone on my all time favourite song 'Born To Run'. For this alone, he deserves remembrance and respect.
      was very sad to hear this sad news.

      born to run what a great song.
      here it is for you agnetha.
      http://youtu.be/IxuThNgl3YA
      FOR THE HONOUR OF GRAYSKULL

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        Re: r.i.p Clarence Clemons

        Thank you for that Darren, my friend.

        If I'm not mistaken, I think that live version was the one which finally charted in Britain in May 1987, reaching #16.
        The best Government is that which governs least - Thoreau.

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          Re: r.i.p Clarence Clemons

          Originally posted by Agnetha352 View Post
          Thank you for that Darren, my friend.

          If I'm not mistaken, I think that live version was the one which finally charted in Britain in May 1987, reaching #16.

          no probs mate.

          yes i think your right.

          thing with bruce is the older he gets the more popular he gets.

          did you ever see him live.
          FOR THE HONOUR OF GRAYSKULL

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            Re: r.i.p Clarence Clemons

            Unfortunately no, Darren but I'd like to. I've heard he's brilliant live.
            The best Government is that which governs least - Thoreau.

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