Flags in New Jersey will be flown at half-staff Thursday in honor of E Street Band saxophonist Clarence Clemons, who died of complications from a stroke.
CNN's Don Lemon speaks with music critic Greg Kot about the death of Clarence Clemons and the legacy he leaves behind.
"His loss is immeasurable," the rocker says after the death of his longtime saxophonist
The legendary saxophonist for Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band was 69
Saxophonist Clarence Clemons, a defining musical influence behind the sound of Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, died Saturday of complications from a stroke. He was 69.
Legendary rock saxophonist Clarence Clemons died Saturday of complications from a stroke, bandmate Bruce Springsteen said. He was 69.
"Initial signs are encouraging" for legendary rock saxophonist Clarence Clemons, who suffered a "serious stroke" last weekend, bandmate Bruce Springsteen said Tuesday.
I went to Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Finals last night in Boston. Aside from calling Mark Wahlberg "Donnie'' ("It's Mark,'' he corrected, patting a hand on my shoulder as if to say, "You idiot''), it was a fun night to be a sports fan at an electric event. But the crowd at the big hockey game wasn't totally focused on hockey. I'd estimate that 25 times during the evening I got asked, "When's the NFL going to settle this thing? We gonna have football on time?''
The current medical condition of the E Street Band saxophonist is not known
Lady Gaga gave Rolling Stone an advance preview of four songs from her upcoming album "Born This Way" an hour before the first show of the final leg of her Monster Ball tour in Atlantic City.
"Have a little faith/There's magic in the night," Bruce Springsteen sang on 1975's "Thunder Road." And for keeping the faith along the decades of back roads and stylistic detours, fans get their beautiful reward with "Magic," his best record since "The River" in 1980.
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