Mo Ostin, Music Powerhouse Who Put Artists First, Dies at 95

At the helm of Warner Bros. Records from the 1960s into the ’90s, he worked closely with some of the most successful and influential performers of his era.

Jim Farber
Author: Jim Farber

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