American Master
I caught an interesting episode of American Masters on PBS last week. It was about a guy named Ahmet Ertegun, the son of a Turkish ambassador that fell in love with Rhythm & Blues and Jazz in the 30s and 40s and founded Atlantic Records to get this music into the mainstream.
You should watch the show. I won't go on in detail about what the guy accomplished. I'll just say that he died in a really unusual way: by falling backstage at a Rolling Stones concert at age 83.
You can read a really interesting article from Rolling Stone about the show here.
You should watch the show. I won't go on in detail about what the guy accomplished. I'll just say that he died in a really unusual way: by falling backstage at a Rolling Stones concert at age 83.
You can read a really interesting article from Rolling Stone about the show here.
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