Clarence Clemons

Today would have been Bruce Springsteen's longtime sidekick, Clarence "Big Man" Clemons' 71st birthday.

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Clarence Clemons has been in the news today. There is a push for Clemons to get his own holiday.

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It's not the day 'the Big Man' joined the band, but Clarence Clemons may get his own special day in New Jersey.

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Bruce Springsteen is currently overseas on the European leg of his 'Wrecking Ball Tour'. Tributes to Bruce Springsteen's former partner in crime, Clarence Clemons, have been staples at every concert, including moments of silence, highlight reels and crowd chanting. Clarence Clemons' nephew, Jake, has also joined the band on the tour and has not missed a beat.

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Today is the one year anniversary of the passing of Bruce Springsteen's partner in crime, Clarence Clemons, the legendary saxophone player from the E Street Band.

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June 17th
1971 - Carole King's 'Tapestry" album goes to No. 1 on the US album chart for the first of 15 weeks.

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According to a report filed by our statehouse reporter Kevin McArdle,

New Jersey is mired in yet another budget battle as Governor Christie and leaders in the Democrat-controlled legislature try to strike a deal before the constitutional deadline.

Meanwhile, the Senate State Government, Wagering and Tourism Committee will convene and one measu

June 9th
1972 - Bruce Springsteen begins assembling the E Street Band after being signed to Columbia Records.   Various Asbury Park  ex-band members soon join

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Now that over 24 hours have elapsed since I first saw the news and posted about the Governor’s decision to lower the flags at half mast in honor of Whitney Houston this Saturday…a few things come to mind.

First, what if he decided not to lower the flags…do you think anyone would have compla

I know...it sounds crazy!

But one has to ask anyway.

According to a report on our home page, Gov. Christie is ordering flags to be flown at half staff on public buildings in NJ on the day of her funeral

Cultural icon, proud New Jersey native, all that!

My vote is NO!

Despite her very public battles with drugs and alcohol, she was simply an ENTERTAINER!

I remember when Governor Christie proclaimed lowering the flags in commemorating the passing of Clarence Clemons, I thought the same thing.

In my humble view, lowering the flag is not something we do for enter

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