Clive Davis Funeral: Alicia Keys, Bruce Springsteen, and More to Attend

Clive Davis Funeral: Alicia Keys, Bruce Springsteen, and More to Attend

Kenny G, Dionne Warwick, and Barry Manilow will also be in attendance for the music mogul’s ceremony Clive Davis‘ death has left much of the music industry and Hollywood in mourning. The beloved music executive, who founded Arista Records and J Records, fostered the careers of numerous artists including Whitney Houston, Bruce Springsteen, the Grateful … Read more

Clive Davis Funeral: Bruce Springsteen, Alicia Keys to Take Part

Clive Davis Funeral: Bruce Springsteen, Alicia Keys to Take Part

Clive Davis — the legendary record executive who died Monday at the age of 94 — cast as long a shadow across the music world as any executive, and participants in his funeral will bear that out. Sources tell Variety that artists from his long career who are expected to participate include Bruce Springsteen, Alicia Keys, … Read more

Rob Thomas Remembers Clive Davis: ‘End of an Era’

Rob Thomas Remembers Clive Davis: ‘End of an Era’

Rob Thomas was fresh off the success of Matchbox Twenty’s debut album, Yourself or Someone Like You, when he was brought on to work on “Smooth,” his smash collaboration with Carlos Santana. The chart topper remains one of his most recognizable hits, but it’s the two key relationships formed behind the scenes that would prove … Read more

Rod Stewart, Carlos Santana, Patti Smith Pay Tribute to Clive Davis

Rod Stewart, Carlos Santana, Patti Smith Pay Tribute to Clive Davis

Rod Stewart was among the many artists who said their storied music careers flourished with the support of Clive Davis, paying tribute to the beloved music executive after his death Monday aged 94.  “I owe Clive so much,” Stewart wrote. “[He was] the force behind J Records, he was the only one who believed a … Read more

Carlos Santana Pays Tribute to Clive Davis: A ‘Visionary’

Carlos Santana Pays Tribute to Clive Davis: A ‘Visionary’

Carlos Santana remembered Clive Davis as a “visionary” who could “hear the intangible before anyone else could see it” in a tribute to the late music executive.  “He believed in Santana from the beginning, and years later he believed in us again,” Santana wrote on Facebook following Davis’ death on Monday. “That kind of faith … Read more