One of the true great musicians:
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RIP man......laying on the hood of a Chrysler and listening to the Thunder Road record (back hen we had records) is one of the best memories of my youth.....thanks for the music, and thanks for making it happen back then...

I heard he had a stroke a few days ago.

May he join those greats in the rock and roll heaven.




Good vibes to a great musician.

Steve

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Technology is great when it works,
and one big pain in the ass when it doesn't.

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from an old jersey boy, r.i.p., he will be missed.

From a Virginia boy to another Virginia son, I'll miss you Clarence. He was the element that made Springsteen's albums really stand out. I saw 'The River' and 'Born in the USA' tours, they were very different but everyone responded to the Big Man.

Saw this yesterday and it made me sad. Was never a big fan, but the man had talent, and sure could make a sax sing. As I grow older, it is sad to see a number of musicicans of my youth passing on. It happens, it is life, but it makes one feel that much more mortal.

RIP "Big Man" Heaven's band just welcomed in one heck of a sax player!

Cat could play.

He was amazing on the sax....who would have thought a sax on a rock-n-roll song.