REBECCA ROBERTS, host: One more note from the news this morning. Soul music legend Solomon Burke has died at the age of 70.</s>Mr. SOLOMON BURKE (Late Musician): (Singing) When your baby, leaves you all alone...</s>REBECCA ROBERTS, host: This is Solomon Burke's 1960s hit "Cry To Me." The self-proclaimed king of rock and soul died this morning in Amsterdam while on tour promoting his latest album.</s>Mr. SOLOMON BURKE (Late Musician): (Singing) Don't you feel like crying, don't you feel like crying. Well, here I am, honey. Come on...</s>REBECCA ROBERTS, host: You're listening to NPR News.
Soul music legend Solomon Burke died Sunday morning at age 70. His hits included "Cry To Me," "Got to Get You Off Off My Mind" and "Tonight's The Night." He in Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport while on tour promoting his latest album. Guest host Rebecca Roberts takes a note to remember the soul music legend.