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... up with a copy of Big Man: Real Life & Tall Tales – the critically acclaimed autobiography from the “Big Man” himself, Clarence Clemons of the legendary E Street Band. C’mon, did we really just have to say his name? I’ve got a copy of Big Man to give away to one lucky ATV reader, and I’m going ...

Standing stage left to Bruce Springsteen for the past three decades, E Street Band saxophonist Clarence Clemons has had the opportunity to take in life from a unique advantage as a member of perhaps the greatest American rock band. In his wildly entertaining memoir, written with the help of his best friend Don Reo (creator of

... watch the Bills - quickly lost interest, thought about a nap, and instead grabbed the new autobiography by Clarence Clemons of the E Street Band. For the next ten minutes or so I was ... I shut it down. Spoiled bastards. So here I sit. Still trying hard to get through this little episode, but just know that if Bruce, Clarence and Matsui end up ordering a pizza from you, you'll get one hell of a ...

For the first time ever comes the inside story of saxophonist Clarence "Big Man" Clemons--his life before, during and beyond the E-Street Band, including never-before-told adventures with Bruce Springsteen, the band, and a cast of other famous characters recounted by himself and his best friend, television writer/ producer Don Reo.--From publisher description.

... love for The Boss is a bit over the top. But if you do want to see it, you can go here and there it will be. In the article Mr. Clemons talks about his long-time career with the E Street Band (thirty- ... have rocked the band to its core. But the band is still rocking, still doing what they do. And I hope that Clarence Clemons is around for a long time to come to rock with them. I hope he and Bruce ...

... 25 years, E Street Band saxophonist Clarence Clemons is finally coming clean about Robert De ... De Niro. "It made a connection, but there was nothing said about it," says Clemons. "Nobody said, 'Hey, you took that from Bruce Springsteen!' ... "I sent him the book, so I'm sure he's seen it," Clemons says. This story previously appeared also in "It Ain't ...

... set celebrating the 30th anniversary of that album). His sax player, Clarence Clemons, talks about recording a solo in one of the Born to Run songs. He laid down many versions of it. And then he kept on playing, while Springsteen, ... the most rigorous artistic leadership he'd ever encountered. (Clemons, I've read, also talks about this in his just-published book.)  & ...

... But the softer moments were so tender, they seemed so meaningful that I can’t believe this is just another tour. Clarence Clemons looked as moved and as contemplative as anyone can, when he blew away everything ... the survivors walked forward– Stevie Van Zandt, Roy Bittan, Gary Tallent, Clarence Clemons, and the Boss himself. “These are the guys who played on the ...

... tall as he did because the Springsteen dude was so short, even in his boots, but, no, Clarence Clemons really was large. They were about at eye level. " ... made fun of Hardison's clothes. Clarence passed the pen over to Bruce, who also signed the (not yet paid ... quot; said Hardison. "It's not for him," said Clarence, picking up a tiny digital camera and looking through it. " ...

Not at the NYT, which pans the new -- and surprisingly bestselling book -- by Clarence Clemons, the "Big Man" of the ... ;s an entertaining review at least which blames the as-told-to author. I met Clarence 38 years ago this coming Monday when Peter ... very first national magazine piece about him that helped launch his career. Clarence was a good guy, knew him for years (Peter even managed ...

Clarence Clemons, the saxophone player for Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band, just finished the talk show circuit promoting his new autobiography, "Big Man: Real Life and Tall Tales." The book is a collection of short stories from Clemons' life, some of which he calls tall tales, or "gray areas," appropriately printed on gray pages and others that are rooted ...

... right tonight at this moment. I think there's always this sense of, if you're 15, 19, 24 or 60, you come and you say, "There's Clarence Clemons and I get to stand next to him like I did 35 years ago." That' ... my guys were alive 35 years down the road, in good shape. Clarence struggled with some physical things for carrying around all that "Big Man" ...

... March, to read Big Man: Real Life and Tall Tales, by E-Street's sax man Clarence Clemons. You can guess which book has more intellectual heft, but I've gotta say that Big Man earns its keep just with the story of Clarence getting pissed at Richard Brautigan because his book Trout Fishing in America is not about trout fishing. So I'm ...

... ; or Run-DMC's original "Christmas in Hollis" is pretty awesome. Who doesn't dig those Adidas jumpsuits, the jammaster elf, The Boss asking Clarence Clemons if he's going to be on the naughty or nice list? November 24th marks the 25th anniversary of the original Band-Aid supergroup collaboration, "Do They Know It' ...