Clive Davis
Clive Davis is a highly influential music executive and record producer, known for his role in shaping the careers of numerous legendary artists. He signed Patti Smith to Arista Records, facilitating the release of her groundbreaking debut album 'Horses' in 1975, which has since become a cornerstone of rock music.
Born on Apr 04, 1932 (93 years old)
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Israel:
Clive Davis is a key figure in the music industry who offered Billy Joel a record deal.
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Hungary:
Clive Davis, the president of Columbia Records, wanted to sign Janis Joplin's band after hearing her performance.
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Jamaica:
Clive Davis is one of the defendants remanded in the cocaine bust case.
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Jamaica:
Clive Davis was denied bail and is facing serious drug charges.
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Italy:
Clive Davis was the president of Arista Records when Patti Smith signed her contract.
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