Clive’s Moving Castle
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Music Biz Features
The supermogul and record chief Clive Davis has forged an empire of music's top-billing artists. At nearly 90, why can’t he retire — or let the past go?
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New York’s ‘Homecoming’ Show: An All-Star Concert Becomes a Pandemic Metaphor
Posted in: Live ReviewsJourney, Carlos Santana, Jennifer Hudson and LL Cool J, among others, regaled 60,000 New Yorkers before a severe storm forced the concert to go into lockdown - then shut down
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Watch Jennifer Hudson Perform ‘Nessun Dorma’ at NYC ‘Homecoming’ Concert
Posted in: Music NewsSinger and 'Respect' star teams up with the New York Philharmonic for Central Park concert
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Clive Davis: New York’s Homecoming Concert Will Be ‘Wonderfully Collaborative’
Posted in: Music NewsThe star-packed show will "make you identify with an all-time New York state of mind," says the legendary exec. "It was a singular mission"
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How True Is ‘Respect’? Fact-Checking the Aretha Franklin Biopic
Posted in: Movie FeaturesNo, Jerry Wexler wasn't the one to dub her "the Queen of Soul" — and a few other things the new movie about the life and career of the legendary singer gets wrong
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Walter Yetnikoff, Combative and Influential Former CBS Records Head, Dead at 87
Posted in: Music NewsLarger-than-life music industry mogul worked with Michael Jackson, Bruce Springsteen and the Rolling Stones, among many others
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Clive Davis to Produce New York ‘Mega-Concert’ for City’s Reopening
Posted in: Music NewsPost-pandemic celebration, slated for August, will take place in Central Park and host 60,000 in-person attendees
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Joni Mitchell Gives Rare Interview at Clive Davis’ Virtual Grammy Party
Posted in: Music NewsReclusive singer-songwriter talks with industry mogul about Both Sides Now her legacy, and more
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Clive Davis Pre-Grammy Gala Postponed Due to Bell’s Palsy Diagnosis
Posted in: Music NewsRecord producer is "in good spirits," should be well enough to host annual party in May
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Vicarious Hollywood at Clive Davis’ 2021 Pre-Grammy Gala
Posted in: Music Biz NewsBruce Springsteen, John Legend, Joni Mitchell, Alicia Keys, and Nancy Pelosi graced Saturday night's invite-only virtual fête, which assembled a variety show out of fever-dream nostalgia
