Who is the best rock saxophone player?

Born To Run (Bruce Springsteen) Posthumously inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame, Clarence Clemons is one of the most famous saxophonists in pop music. Born to Run is arguably his most well-known solo and, whilst quite short, displays the sheer power and fullness of his tone for which he is renowned.

Was Clarence Clemons a good sax player?

In the admittedly narrow category of great and revered saxophone players in rock, Clarence Clemons stands supreme. His two-minute solo on ‘Jungleland’, the closing track on ‘Born To Run’, is surely the best sax solo ever, coaxing gracefulness and poetry from an instrument that generally struggles to convey either.

Who played the saxophone in the E Street Band?

Jake Clemons
Instruments	Saxophone, guitar, bass, piano, keyboard, drums, percussion, clarinet, blues harp
Years active	1998–present
Associated acts	Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band, Mae, The Swell Season
Website	jakeclemons.com

Who is Bruce Springsteen’s best friend?

Bruce Springsteen and E Street Band guitarist Steven Van Zandt may seem like the ultimate rock BFFs.

Who was the saxophone player in Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band?

Jake Clemons
Jake Clemons and Bruce Springsteen perform with the E Street Band perform in Denver, Colorado. Jake Clemons, the nephew of the late Clarence Clemons and his replacement as the E Street Band’s lead saxophonist, is standing in a Manhattan rehearsal hall with his solo band when he picks up a familiar instrument.

How is Jake Clemons related to Clarence?

“I was very familiar with John Philip Sousa, a lot of classical music and gospel.” But Jake also knew that his uncle, Clarence Clemons, was the saxophonist for one of the biggest rock ‘n’ roll bands in the world: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band.