Big Man
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Breaking a decades-long silence, Clarence "Big Man" Clemons, superlative saxophonist and right-hand man to Bruce Springsteen, reveals all about life both and off the road with one of the world's most famous rock stars. For 35 years, Clemons has performed with the E Street Band, and has not only observed but been a huge presence in Springsteen's career. In BIG MAN, Clarence tells astounding true stories and spins a few legendary yarns to add to the already mystical lore of the E Street Band. From breaking into Graceland to meet the King, to sharing a drink or three with Robert De Niro, Clarence and his closest friend Don Reo have woven a patchwork quilt of truth and fiction that is truly groundbreaking. A must-have for anyone even remotely interested in The Boss, BIG MAN contains stories that even the most dedicated fan will never have heard before.
Author: Clarence Clemons
Format: Paperback, 384 pages, 150mm x 234mm, 530 g
Published: 2009, Little, Brown Book Group, United Kingdom
Genre: Autobiography: The Arts
Description
Breaking a decades-long silence, Clarence "Big Man" Clemons, superlative saxophonist and right-hand man to Bruce Springsteen, reveals all about life both and off the road with one of the world's most famous rock stars. For 35 years, Clemons has performed with the E Street Band, and has not only observed but been a huge presence in Springsteen's career. In BIG MAN, Clarence tells astounding true stories and spins a few legendary yarns to add to the already mystical lore of the E Street Band. From breaking into Graceland to meet the King, to sharing a drink or three with Robert De Niro, Clarence and his closest friend Don Reo have woven a patchwork quilt of truth and fiction that is truly groundbreaking. A must-have for anyone even remotely interested in The Boss, BIG MAN contains stories that even the most dedicated fan will never have heard before.
Big Man