Song, by Toad — This week began with the terribly sad news of the death of Clarence Clemons of the E-Street Band. Clemons had been a member of Bruce Springsteen’s legendary backing band since 1969, and his exuberant saxophone was a key component in creating the di... more info

Popdose — Popdose remembers legendary Bruce Springsteen sax man Clarence Clemons. more info

Guardian Music — Scala, London"How are you?" a dressed-down Brandon Flowers asks, a touch awkwardly, as if bumping into a schoolfriend whose name he's forgotten. "How are your parents?"While they will spend most of the summer trying to reach the back of vast audience... more info

NME — The Boss delivers eulogy for late E Street Band saxophonist more info

ContactMusic — Bruce Springsteen offered a fitting tribute to his late friend Clarence Clemons by performing at his funeral on Tuesday (21Jun11) before delivering an emotional eulogy in his memory. The Boss' longtime E Street Band saxophonist, 69, passed away on Sa... more info

Yahoo! Music UK — world entertainment news - Bruce Springsteen and Jackson Browne were among the music luminaries who turned out to mourn saxophonist Clarence Clemons in Palm Beach, Florida on Tuesday. more info

ContactMusic — Bruce Springsteen and Jackson Browne were among the music luminaries who turned out to mourn saxophonist Clarence Clemons in Palm Beach, Florida on Tuesday (21Jun11). The Boss delivered a eulogy at the funeral of his longtime E Street Band sidekick, ... more info

Popdose — Ken Shane remembers his first Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band show and pays tribute to the band's heart and soul, Clarence Clemons. more info

Topix — For a generous dose of Bruce Springsteen and the late Clarence Clemons ' onstage chemistry, check out this 1985 clip of Springsteen and the E Street Band performing "Growin' Up." Actually it's two clips, since it's so long -- but trust me, any Spring... more info

A Deeper Shade of Soul — I first experienced the healing power of Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band on August 14, 1985. I was fourteen, had just gotten home from sleep away camp a few days earlier, and had a couple of weeks of summer vacation left before school started... more info