4 thoughts on “The Big Man has gone to meet the big man”
I'm truly saddened. The Boss never sounded as good without the E Street Band and most of all without the Big Man...
I bet he could get a lot of hash in that pipe!
Have to say, I generally prefer Springsteen's non-E Street Band albums (quieter, less stadium-rocky). But, when you see him in a stadium, you need the band to be there - and Clarence was a huge part of that band.
You're right about stadia - which are where I've seen Springsteen the most, so I guess that colours my judgement.
And of course he was brilliant as one of the Three Most Imporatnt People in the World...
I'm truly saddened. The Boss never sounded as good without the E Street Band and most of all without the Big Man...
I bet he could get a lot of hash in that pipe!
Have to say, I generally prefer Springsteen's non-E Street Band albums (quieter, less stadium-rocky). But, when you see him in a stadium, you need the band to be there - and Clarence was a huge part of that band.
You're right about stadia - which are where I've seen Springsteen the most, so I guess that colours my judgement.
And of course he was brilliant as one of the Three Most Imporatnt People in the World...