Great Interview with the greatest living sax player. Thank you!

Clemons is awesome…Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band are legendary.
Springsteen and Axl are the greatest singers alive (and the best of all time along with Freddie Mercury).

Say Who? Clarence!!!!

I love The Big Man, hearing him sing a line in ‘Out in the Street’ this past June is possibly the best gig moment I’ve ever experienced…

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN & THE LEGENDARY E STREET BAND!

I hope RS is keeping an archive of films from their back room. As everyone comes around to promote a book or project capture some of their reflections. We can use an updated comprehensive R&R review, multi-disc DVD series. For some artists it is too late. Time Life and the Experience Project are great butthey are now 10 – 15 years old. Where is Ken Burns – oh, the national parks, that’s right.

Always enjoy the MASTER OF DISASTER

Just saw them in Chicago. They are still a great, great live band, BUT, he is the most overrated sax player in the history of popular music. I just dont buy into the whole “Big Man” deal. He doesnt detract from the energy and feel of the band, but I never understood the rep he has.

Clarence is a legend. Theres no doubt about that. But to call him “the greatast living sax player” is pure comedy. He is a key piece of the E Street Band, but it ends there. Truth be told, thats all it needs to be anyway.

to the guy who put springsteen and axl in the same sentence: fuck you. axl rose is a piece of shit with minimal talent. bruce springsteen is one the greatest storytellers to ever walk this earth.

leonardo is nuts .!!! how can he even put axl rose in the same league as bruce and clarence?

The best band off all times hands down. Their music has gotten me thru soo many very tough times. no other band equates.

I’ve been a big fan of Clarence for a very long time. Some think he’s great, some not; however as a professional and educated horn player myself I can say that his sound is without question one of the greatest I’ve ever heard. Solid, distinct and powerful, his horn is literally a mouthpiece for his soul. Technicality is something rather objective (though I have heard him play a variety of styles), but when it comes to tone, his distinct sound is indisputably one of the greatest in the history of rock and roll saxophone.

There is no doubt that Clarence is an enormous part of the E Street experience, and I love the Big Man, but he is definitely not the greatest living sax player. A bit of an over the top statement. And I agree, Axl Rose even in the same sentence with Bruce is a complete joke (though they did do “Come Together” some years back at a R&R Hall of Fame show). Bruce continues to blow my mind and I’m glad that he and the Big Man are still out there proving it every night.