Clive Davis, a very important person in the music industry, has died at 94. He helped many famous musicians like Bruce Springsteen and Whitney Houston.

His family said he died on social media. They said he helped shape the music that many people love.

His family said he found and helped many great musicians. He will always be remembered for his work.

He loved his family and friends very much.

Earlier this year, Davis was in the hospital. He got better and went home.

He died in his apartment in New York City.

Another famous musician, Sonny Rollins, also died recently.

Clive Davis was different from other music bosses. He got more powerful as he got older.

Even when he was in his 80s, he was still helping musicians like Barry Manilow and Kelly Clarkson.

He had many success stories, including Whitney Houston.

Davis signed Whitney Houston to his record label when she was a teenager. She became very famous.

Whitney Houston had many number one hits. She was one of the best-selling musicians of all time.

Sadly, Whitney Houston died in 2012. She was supposed to perform at an event hosted by Clive Davis that night.

People still remember Whitney Houston.

Clive Davis wrote about Whitney Houston in his book. He said he was hopeful that she would get better.

Clive Davis also helped other musicians like Alicia Keys and Janis Joplin.

He signed many famous musicians, including Patti Smith and the Grateful Dead.

Clive Davis didn't just find new talent. He also helped older musicians stay popular.

Aretha Franklin and Luther Vandross were two musicians who stayed popular thanks to Clive Davis.

Clive Davis came up with the idea for the album Supernatural. It won many awards and helped Santana's career.

David Foster talked about arguing with Clive Davis.

Clive Davis also worked with Canadian musicians.

He signed Deborah Cox to his record label. She had many hit songs.

Clive Davis's record label also worked with Sarah McLachlan. She had many hit songs too.

Canadian musicians like Shania Twain and Avril Lavigne often attended Clive Davis's parties.