Tom Coster
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Musicians · b. 1941

Tom Coster

American musician

Born
21 August 1941
Detroit
Country
United States
Record labels
Fantasy
Discography
7 albums

Biography

Tom Coster is a jazz musician who plays musical keyboard, organ, electronic keyboard and ARP String Ensemble. Tom Coster was born on 21 August 1941 in Detroit. The music is usually filed under jazz fusion and jazz-funk. Record labels: Fantasy. The discography here lists 7 albums, from “T.C.” (1981) to “From the Street” (1999).

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Discography

Studio and live albums

Also plays on

Albums where Tom Coster is credited as a sideman

1974 Illuminations — Devadip Carlos Santana & Turiya Alice Coltrane electric piano, producer, Hammond organ, cymbal, finger cymbals, organ
1978 Electric Guitarist — John McLaughlin organ
1979 Oneness: Silver Dreams–Golden Reality — Devadip synthesizer, keyboard
1986 A Present for the Future — Frank Gambale keyboard, synthesizer
1993 The Great Explorers — Frank Gambale Hammond organ
1998 Cause & Effect — Larry Coryell, Tom Coster & Steve Smith keyboard

Frequently asked questions

What instrument does Tom Coster play?

Tom Coster is known for playing musical keyboard, organ, electronic keyboard and ARP String Ensemble.

When and where was Tom Coster born?

Tom Coster was born 21 August 1941 in Detroit.

What are Tom Coster's best-known albums?

Albums in our database include T.C. (1981), Ivory Expedition (1983), Did Jah Miss Me?!? (1989), Gotcha!! (1992) and The Forbidden Zone (1994).

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