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Sad news confirmed that Jerry Wexler died today, aged 91.

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Very sorry to hear that Paul.

The man who first coined the term "Rhythm & Blues".

Was only watching him a couple of nights ago on the Re-Run of the TV Series "Soul Deep".

A Major contributor to our music, with Atlantic Records, Aretha and his contribution to Muscle Shoals.

Wad a man!

Must have been in his 90's, I guess.

R I P

Sean

RIP Jerry Wexler: a hugely influential figure in our music. He had a good innings though.

Must have been in his 90's, I guess.

I believe the obit on the radio just now said 91 - not too shabby!

I met Jerry once at The Apollo Theater. I was playing in the pit for a show called "Miss Truth" and he came to see the show and meet the cast and band. I had a quick crush on his daughter (Anita) too. She was an A & R person at a label I can't recall and she liked one of my records but turned it down eventually.

Jerry was a pioneer for sure.

Sad news confirmed that Jerry Wexler died today, aged 91.

Sad indeed but what a good innings! He sure will R.I.P.

Bought his book many years ago in the US.

""Rhythm and The Blues" A Life In American Music Jerry Wexler and David Ritz Knopf ISBN 0-679-40102-4

A book i pick up and browse regularly along with Chicago Soul ..etc

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David Ferguson

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