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How did john coltrane change music?
John Coltrane change the music by reaching new ways to express himself.The ways that was different then the usual one.In free jazz he made new foundations of music that allowed deeper expression of him and the whole universe. When people hear new ways to play and accept it the music start to change the style and expression.
How many songs did john cena made?
17 songs.
How many songs did Willow Smith and Jaden Smith establish?
they made three songs as far as i know
What are the top ten songs by mindless behavior?
I think they only made like two or three songs.
How many songs are called Woman?
only two songs have made the top 100: John Lennon in 1981 Peter and Gordon in 1966
Did a rugby player play Rubeus Hagrid in the Harry Potter movies?
No, Robbie Coltrane played Hagrid. Coltrane is naturally quite tall, but he was still made to look taller than he actually is.
What is the ratio for the following description kaleel made three times as many baskets as John during basketball practice?
If John made a certain number of baskets, let's say ( x ), then Kaleel made three times that amount, or ( 3x ). The ratio of the number of baskets Kaleel made to the number of baskets John made is 3:1. Thus, for every basket John made, Kaleel made three.
How many songs did kesha make?
The only I knew is 《tik tok》。She and Dr luke wrote it.
When did Elton John start writing songs?
100000 years ago in 15 BC he made his first songs and he keeps making them now
How many songs have John Lennon made?
Over 200 songs co-credited with Paul McCartney, and dozens (if not hundreds) more on his own.
Did two people play Hagrid?
No only one person (Robbie Coltrane) played Hagrid but he was made to look taller.
What are 3 contemporary blues songs made after 1990?
Three contemporary blues songs made after 1990 include "Hoochie Coochie Man" by Muddy Waters, covered by various artists, including Eric Clapton; "Born Under a Bad Sign" by Albert King, which has been reinterpreted by numerous musicians; and "Blues Ain't Nothing But a Pity" by the late John Lee Hooker. These songs reflect the evolution of the blues genre while maintaining its roots.
