Dirty Vegas Lyrics

Sad news regarding an acclaimed sax player stirs memories

Exploring all things in and about the food, wine and hospitality industry are usually this writer's passion and focus, but equally as dear is the music that steadily feeds my soul.

In the fall of 1992, I was enormously pregnant with Number One and had inconveniently been placed on bed rest after a conversation involving labor inducement and the fact that I could barely waddle. The doctor's orders interfered with my plans to leave his office immediately to head to Worcester, Mass. to see a Springsteen show; and in all the years I had been an obsessed, hard-core fan, I had never bagged a show I had a ticket for, and wasn't about to start then.

Number One immensely enjoyed the almost five-hour concert and kicked my ribs from the inside out during Clarence Clemons' haunting "Jungleland" sax solo. Fast forward to the fall of 2009, and Number One and I were on the road again, this time falling behind on the mortgage to go to Baltimore to celebrate her seventeenth birthday at a Springsteen concert where we were treated to the "Born to Run" album in its entirety. True to form, she elbowed my ribs again, with a much better view of "The Big Man" — Clarence Clemons and his saxophone — this time.

Never one to be left behind, Carlyladd's middle name is Rose, after Springsteen's 1973 breaking-into-the-industry song, "Rosalita," and she, too, has "Thunder Road" and the 9/11 tribute album, "The Rising" on her iPod. To say the music of Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band are household sounds is an understatement, so due to the recent death of Clarence Clemons as a result of complications from a stroke, I scrapped my intended column comprised of interviewing second graders about what makes a great grilled cheese sandwich (and where the best ones in Portland can be found) to reflect instead on the tough job entertainment and music critics have when it's time to honor the fallen in just so many words or column inches.

When Elvis died in 1977, many middle aged women didn't know or care who Gloria Steinem was, and it was much better to reminisce about Elvis' gyrating hips and think about the mystique of Graceland than to worry about the gas crisis America was experiencing. Elvis was immortalized forever on black velvet back drops world wide, and in white jump-suited glory in Las Vegas. The media supported the frenzy from the beginning as he was spotted at gas stations and convenience stores across the country and to this day, his likeness hangs on Midwestern VFW hall walls along side JFK and brother Bobby. Elvis Presley the singer and actor, his kitchy appeal, and his place in time all lend itself to legends that people can identify with, of better days gone by that become memories to help make sense of the world.

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