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Coltrane

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Col·trane  (kltrn), John William 1926-1967.
American jazz saxophonist and composer whose musical innovations broke through formal thematic and harmonic restrictions in jazz improvisation.
Coltrane [kɒlˈtreɪn]
n
(Biographies / Coltrane, John (William) (1926-1967) M, US, MUSIC: jazz saxophonist, MUSIC: composer) John (William). 1926-67, US jazz tenor and soprano saxophonist and composer
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