US country producer and music executive.
Founder of [l146241] Records in 1958. He worked for [l1866] (late 20s-1934), [l5320] (1934-1958), [l21163] (1964-1968) and [l12220] (1968-1969).
President of the Country Music Association in the 60s.
Cohen was allegedly the first producer to record one of his artists in Nashville:
Red Foley in 1947 in the [l267085] at the Tulane Hotel.

Born November 10, 1908 in Chicago, Illinois, USA.
Died April 1, 1970 (aged 61) in Bryan, Texas, USA.