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Clive Davis, music titan behind Whitney Houston, dies at 94 - USA Today

USA Today·23 June 2026 at 03:49·1 min read
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Clive Davis, the record mogul and music industry titan who discovered talents including Whitney Houston and Barry Manilow, has died.

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1Clive Davis, music titan behind Whitney Houston, dies at 94 - USA Today.
2Clive Davis, the record mogul and music industry titan who discovered talents including Whitney Houston and Barry Manilow, has died..

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23 June 2026 at 03:49
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