Gene Barge, an influential saxophonist in the R&B genre, died at the age of 98 in Chicago. Known by the moniker Daddy G, he contributed to iconic songs throughout the 20th century. His performances on hits such as Chuck Willis's 'C.C. Rider' and Jimmy Soul's 'If You Wanna Be Happy' marked significant milestones in rock and soul music. Barge's most notable acclaim came from the hit 'Quarter to Three,' which he helped create with Gary U.S. Bonds, solidifying his status in the music industry as a pioneer of the genre.
Gene Barge, known as Daddy G, was a significant figure in 20th-century R&B music, leaving an impactful legacy through landmark hits like 'Quarter to Three.'
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