Dec 15, 2006; New York, NY, USA; Longtime Atlantic Records CEO AHMET M. ERTEGUN, who revolutionized the record industry by introducing mainstream white America to rhythm & blues and ultimately rock n roll, died yesterday. He was 83. Pictured: AHMET & MICA ERTEGUN at the Musuem of Modern Art Gala in New York.. - ZUMA 20051101_njk_k03_001

Dec 15, 2006; New York, NY, USA; Longtime Atlantic Records CEO AHMET M. ERTEGUN, who revolutionized the record industry by introducing mainstream white America to rhythm & blues and ultimately rock n roll, died yesterday. He was 83. Pictured: AHMET & MICA ERTEGUN at the Musuem of Modern Art Gala in New York.. - ZUMA 20051101_njk_k03_001

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Dec 15, 2006; New York, NY, USA; Longtime Atlantic Records CEO AHMET M. ERTEGUN, who revolutionized the record industry by introducing mainstream white America to rhythm & blues and ultimately rock n roll, died yesterday. He was 83. Pictured: AHMET & MICA ERTEGUN at the Musuem of Modern Art Gala in New York.. - ZUMA 20051101_njk_k03_001

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