Legendary British musician Terry Reid, the 'Superlungs' who declined Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple, dies at 75
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Terry Reid, a renowned singer and guitarist known for turning down offers from Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple, has died at age 75 after battling cancer. He played a significant role in blues and heavy rock development, supported the Rolling Stones, and mentored future stars like Robert Plant. Despite a career hindered by disputes and limited commercial success, Reid remained active in music until his passing, leaving a lasting legacy in the rock world.
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