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Don Cherry was an American jazz cornetist and composer, known for his contributions to free jazz. He collaborated with Ornette Coleman on albums such as "The Shape of Jazz to Come" and "Free Jazz". As a leader, he released significant albums including "Complete Communion" (1965), "Symphony for Improvisers" (1966), and "Where Is Brooklyn?" (1969). His music often incorporated elements from various cultures, contributing to his unique sound. Cherry also collaborated with artists like Pharoah Sanders and Ed Blackwell, influencing the development of avant-garde jazz. The products available from the artist Don Cherry include vinyls, CDs.
