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I dont believe you, your always talking about getting drunk when your older, so your saying you didnt experiment with nothing stronger than kool aid, bullshit😂😂

I come back maybe once a year to watch this video. I grew up in the Philadelphia suburbs in the 80s and 90s and saw these folks so many times such a great band. I miss them and I miss that time of my life.

Fred a draft dodger? Officially Fred is 4-F. Unfit is one definition, the other Fred is Fawked 4 times! For those who don't know, that's mental., moral, physical, and intelligence (i.e., low IQ).

Hard to believe that he would fit the profile of a stoner in this video here man and the fact he's a tee total drug and drink free lifestyle is a true credit as 99pc rock bands hit the bottle and drugs and ciggs Super hard.... I'm still shock as he is a deep dude and very switched on... In general... Total respect man

That recording studio electric lady was build by Jimmy hendrix before his death

A great song from my senior year of high school. Helped define our era, the best musical era of all time, and the best for other reasons also.

Met Bruce Springsteen at the Green Parrot night club in Neptune or was it Asbury park.

Love you Clarence forever! I grew up in Freehold, my sisters were onto Bruce from his first album on. The world changed when the Bigman joined the band! When Clarence says " it's still there", he didn't know yet, but that was Jake. We were at SHN in Asbury this summer, and Clarence was there too. So much love for this band.

Maestro! I only got to see the later 1983 band. My favorites were Topographic Oceans, Close to the Edge, and Relayer.

GRUPAZO!!!!!!!

Who hasn’t been boed in Philly 😂

How positively stoned…

So absolutely Awesome and real. Wow...just wow

Somethings are meant to be, but I never knew how epic the first meeting between Clarence and Bruce was! Thanks Clarence for your great sax playing and being the heart & soul of the E Street Band!

Nothing compares

WSAN was a very connected radio station back in the day. The proximity between NYC and Philly made it a stop along tours, and the people that worked there were amazingly insightful and intuitive in the music business. I’m suprised this tape exists, but really i shouldn’t be considering WSAN was involved.I grew up 4 miles away from this theater, heard about all the concerts held there ( even met the guy who talked the promoter into booking ACDC there) but was a few years too young to attend any, i just saw many movies there. This is cool.

Ty Clarence and Bruce for rocking the night!!

The big man joined the band.

So awesome!!!

I've seen Ted several times, the best performance when he opened up in Flint add a trump rally, it was freezing cold with a light rain mixed with snow, he took the stage opened up with stranglehold , spoke to the audience for a while and then introduced president Trump to the stage , unforgettable !

Ted and David Lee Roth should of gotten together and outsass each other and swing from stage vines !

This was right around the time Ted fired Manowar off their first tour! Also that interviewer is gorgeous! 🤩

What a gteat great story. Miss you Big Man!

He's one of a kind!!

THE ISLEY BROTHERS FOREVER NUMBER ONE.

Se te echa de menos Big man

Meet Jon Anderson,.....Jane his Wife!............

I think it was on the Phil Donahue show that TN was being interviewed. Phil said, "come on Ted, we know you have to do drugs" (something like that), TN got up, grabbed Phil by the neck, (lightly) and said as he was moving Phil's head back and forth "I don't do drugs", Phil then said "I believe you" to TN. This was in the 70's I think. I loved listening and attending his concerts when I was young, and saw one probably 20 years ago, all of the hot young girls turned into beautiful Cougars. TN is an American asset, and a Democratic favorite...

great story!

after last night !

5:57 damn

Be excellent to each other.......PARTY ON Clarence 😢

This was from June 5, 1979 right?

Brett my true love, please come to me very soon to be by my side forever. Forever is the deal, remember? We belong together forever. Forever is the deal, remember? I love you so very very much, my true love forever

Never liked Poison. Im a Zepp, Sabbath, Floyd, Rush , Maiden, Hendrix, Black label society. Saw them open in the 80’s for Motley i believe.

If we’re here, he’s here

Class act. We all benefited big-time when he got injured and couldn't play football anymore. RIP Big Man.

Memories.. Hell YES

Great interview! Such interesting background on Black Sabbath. Can’t wait to read the book.

Any one know who the weirdo with the beard behind mick? Ive seen him with jag alot

After Danny Federici died in 2008, his replacement on keyboards and accordion was Charlie Giordano, a talented keyboard player from New York who was also a chief collaborator of Pat Benatar.

There was no greater saxophonist than the Big Man. Wish I knew him personally R.I.P.

I NO KAREN. SHE CAME 2 MY HAIR SALON AN MY BOSS CUT HER HAIR. NICE PERSON. SHE SANG AT MY BOSSES WEDDING. SHE DATED BRUCE. I COULD NEVER SEE THEM TOGETHER..WELL KAREN GOT CLARENCE AN BRUCE TOGETHER. THEY WERE BEST FRIENDS BLOOD BROTHERS TILL THE END. BRUCE AN THE BAND STILL MISS THE BIG MAN . NICK I NO U MISS DAD. ITS A LOSS U WILL NEVER FORGET. I LOST MY POP IN 2003. NOT 1 DAY GOES BY HES NOT IN MY HEAD. IVE BEEN SICK BUT I WANT 2 MEET U AT ONE OF UR PERFORMANCES. DAD IS WATCHING OVER U FROM HEAVEN. RIP BIG MAN.❤

Yngwie should take some Eric Johnson charm school classes. He is a class act.

Those SVR shows had to be amazing. Two red dirt guitar slingers.

Fantastic!

Yes, the company I worked for did the sound for the band for years. My daughter bought a house in Belmar recently. 10th Avenue and E street blocks away, Karma. The Big Man aka Clarence and the band was always a class act to the crew and audience. Notice I didn't call out Bruce separately as they toured as a band and succeeded as a band. I my 51 years in the industry I label that as smart!

I see many American comments here. So I'd like to put my pennyworth in. 👉 🇬🇧 Roger is from East Acton, West London. Our education system, teaches us not to brag; and that humility is an admirable trait. It's quite typical, of his post war generation, to be generous. Salutations from Kensington and Chelsea West London, 4 miles from East Acton. 🇬🇧 🤝 🇺🇸