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Coltrane tribute is a love supreme

By Siddhartha Mitter
Globe Correspondent / September 30, 2005

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The commemoration of John Coltrane is never a casual matter. The saxophone titan, who died in 1967, left not only a body of work unequaled in creativity and technique but a legacy of constant spiritual exploration. The 1965 album ''A Love Supreme" is the best known -- but far from only -- manifestation of this quest. (Full article: 711 words)

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