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Tony Coe and the Pink Panther: A Canterbury Tale

Plas Johnson was the first saxophonist to take on the iconic theme—but from then on, it was the British musician’s turn to leave his mark on the later films in the series. Yet Coe did much more

by Gennaro Fucile
Tony Coe and the Pink Panther
Tony Coe © Luisa Cairati
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Plas Johnson was the first saxophonist to take on the iconic theme—but from then on, it was the British musician’s turn to leave his mark on the later films in the series. Yet Coe did much more

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