Clarence Carter, Blind Soul Legend, Dead at 90

Clarence Carter, the blind Alabama soul legend and producer, has died at 90 after battling stage 4 prostate cancer. Known for 1960s–70s R&B hits like “Slip Away” and “Patches,” Carter brought raw emotion and Southern grit to Stax and Volt. His distinctive voice and self-produced work influenced generations of soul and R&B artists, leaving a lasting mark on American music.