Terry Reid, the notable British singer-guitarist known for turning down opportunities with Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple, has passed away at the age of 75. He recently canceled tour dates due to medical issues from cancer treatment. Reid, nicknamed 'Superlungs' for his falsetto voice, was a pioneer of the British blues sound and hard rock in the 1960s. A seasoned musician, he supported the Rolling Stones on their US tour in 1969, missing the chance to join Jimmy Page's new band, Led Zeppelin. Reid also played a pivotal role in the band's formation by recommending Robert Plant and John Bonham.
Reid was forced to cancel tour dates due to medical issues arising from recent treatment for cancer, as stated in official communications.
Nicknamed 'Superlungs' for his incredible falsetto voice, Reid was considered a pioneer of the British blues sound and hard rock.
Terry Reid turned down the opportunity to become the lead singer of Led Zeppelin and was a significant figure in the evolution of British rock.
Reid had been a seasoned guitar player and vocalist when recruited to support the Rolling Stones on their US tour in 1969.
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