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ON-AIR: Midnight to 5 A.M. Monday through Friday, I produce many of the commercials on The Eagle.


ADIOS BROTHER

Clarence Clemons, one of the great saxophonists of the classic rock era, has died of complications from a stroke. His work with Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band will live for as long as popular music exists, yes, especially that solo on Born To Run. But not only that. Clemons helped to shape and define the 'New Jersey' sound, which in and of itself shaped rock music for two decades. Clarence Clemons loved a big show and a big crowd, but if he played for forty people he played just as hard. The Big Man entertained. - Jobe PLEASE CLICK HERE TO LINK TO THE CNN STORY

Leaving Rest. You are going to sleep now. When you awaken you shall be far away. You will dream of flying, whole landscapes will pass beneath you. Rest.You will be cuddled soft in cool, white breezes, then you will become the breeze itself. You are now summer, and the children are all grown, and you will ease away through an open window. Rest. Peace. James Lee Jobe


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06/18/2011 4:09PM
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When the change was made uptown And the Big Man joined the band From the coastline to the city All the little pretties raise their hands I'm gonna sit back right easy and laugh When Scooter and the Big Man bust this city in half With a Tenth Avenue freeze-out, Tenth Avenue freeze-out Tenth Avenue freeze-out...
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