Bernard Edwards
Biography
Bernard Edwards was a pioneering American bassist, singer, songwriter, and record producer known for his work in disco music with guitarist Nile Rodgers, co-founding Chic. Edwards' innovative bass lines dominated Chic's sound and influenced the beginnings of Hip-Hop, with his contributions featured in "Rapper's Delight". He also produced hits for Diana Ross, Sister Sledge, and Robert Palmer, among others, and was a major influence on Duran Duran. Edwards died at 43 in 1996.