Terry Reid is an English rock vocalist and guitarist, best known for his work in the 1960s and 1970s. His music style is a distinctive blend of rock, blues, and soul, characterized by his powerful, raspy voice and intricate guitar work. Notably, he was approached to be the lead singer for both Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple, but declined both offers to pursue a solo career. His influential works include the albums "Terry Reid" (1969) and "River" (1973), which have left a lasting impact on the rock and blues genres.