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Every creative work of art takes on a life of its own when it is discovered by and shared among audiences. [Coltrane's] A Love Supreme is no different. Whyton looks at the afterlife, so to speak, of this album as a means to identify issues of society, culture, and history. --Notes, Journal of the Music Library Association

"""Every creative work of art takes on a life of its own when it is discovered by and shared among audiences. [Coltrane's] A Love Supreme is no different. Whyton looks at the afterlife, so to speak, of this album as a means to identify issues of society, culture, and history."" --Notes, Journal of the Music Library Association"

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Tony Whyton is Professor of Jazz and Musical Cultures at the University of Salford and the author of Jazz Icons: Heroes, Myths, and the Jazz Tradition. He is the founding editor of the international journal The Source: Challenging Jazz Criticism and co-editor of the Jazz Research Journal.

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