Should The E Street Band Move Forward Without The Big Man? – #htconvo
As those in the music world and beyond continue to mourn the loss of Clarence Clemons, the saxophonist for Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band, our #htconvo on @Hidden_Track yesterday asked our followers if The Boss and the band should continue without the Big Man.
Followers who were for the band pushing on were asked to supply who they would choose as a possible replacement for Clemons.
READ ON to see how our followers responded…
@hidden_track there is only one correct answer for this and its billy hicks, rob lowe's character in St Elmo's Fire #htconvo
@J_Greenblatt
Jeffrey Greenblatt
How about John Cusack's character from Better Off Dead? RT @J_Greenblatt: billy hicks, rob lowe's character in St Elmo's Fire #htconvo
@hidden_track
Hidden Track
Um, the Rump Shaker dude? That is some REAL #sax. RT @Dlottmusic: @heyscottyb @hidden_track BILL CLINTON. Done and done. #htconvo #sax
@thewhitewalls
The Whitewalls
@hiddentrack Ferris Beuller, but of course. Never had one lesson! Or Woody Allen. No it's not the sax but it's damn close! #htconvo
@ssschubert
Stephen Schubert
What do you think, should the band continue? With whom on sax? Be sure to follow @Hidden_Track and let us know using the #htconvo hashtag what you feel the band should do.
I think Maceo is the best name on the list but now that he’s getting the spotlight for the first time in his career, I doubt he’d go for it. Something tells me Bruce would never try to “replace” him because that’s impossible. Getting a A+ hired gun that’s low profile and wouldn’t cause ruckus would be classiest in my opinion.
Maceo would be awesome
David Sanborn