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A Boston saxophonist secretly recorded John Coltrane. Now the tapes are finally coming out.

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When Joe Lovano joined Woody Herman’s big band in 1976, he discovered that one of his fellow saxophonists had a secret stash of reel-to-reel recordings. “Sometimes on the bus he’d…

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A Boston saxophonist secretly recorded John Coltrane. Now the tapes are finally coming out.

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