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Clarence Clemons spiritual life revealed in new documentary
Newsworks.org
By Peter Crimmins In this July 1999 file photo, Clarence Clemmons, left, plays the sax as Bruce Springsteen plays the harmonica with the E Street Band. (Bill Kostroun/AP Photo, file) "Who Do I Think I Am?" -- a documentary film about the late Clarence ...


 
The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
Clarence Clemons: His semi-pro football past
The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
By Tris McCall/The Star-Ledger Courtesy of University of Maryland Eastern Shore Clarence Clemons as a member of the Maryland State College football team in the early 1960s. There is no public record that the late, beloved E Street Band saxophonist ...


 
Constitution Center screens Clemons documentary
Cherry Hill Courier Post
The Constitution Center will screen 'Who Do I Think I Am? A Portrait of a Journey,' a tribute to the late Clarence Clemons, featuring 15 minutes of never-before-seen footage, on Wednesday evening. / Associated Press If you've ever met a Bruce ...
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Asbury Rocks!: Summer Music Preview
Patch.com
On June 1 Nick Clemons, son of the late, legendary E Street saxophonist Clarence Clemons, brings his band to the Wonder Bar. And on June 29, cover band Tramps Like Us will play a special set at the Stone Pony, recreating the Boss'Aug.

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Clearing the record
Philadelphia Inquirer
The "7 Days" column Sunday incorrectly listed the date of the screening of Who Do I Think I Am? A Portrait of a Journey, a documentary about the musician Clarence Clemons, at the National Constitution Center. The film screens at 6 pm Wednesday.


 
Aquarian Weekly
Rant 'N' Roll: Bruce…Again
Aquarian Weekly
Question: So how do you replace Clarence Clemons? Answer: With a five-piece kick-ass horn section including his young nephew Jake Clemons and the honking ballsy Eddie Manion, both saxing it up like mad. We were taking bets on what he'd open with.


 
The Dartmouth
Springsteen performed to a sold-out Spaulding in 1974
The Dartmouth
Springsteen performed with Clarence Clemons on saxophone, Ernest “Boom” Carter on drums, Danny Federici and David Sancious on keyboards and Garry Tallent on bass, according to the press release. Mark Weld '76, who attended the concert, said he vividly ...