Chi Coltrane
Chi Coltrane is a rock singer and pianist best known for her hit song 'Go Like Elijah' and her captivating performances on big TV stages like 'The Tonight Show.'.
Rock Singer
November 16, 1948
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Chi Coltrane, an American singer-songwriter, is renowned for her unique voice and jazz-influenced pop and rock music. She gained fame in the 1970s with her hit single “Thunder and Lightning” and her debut self-titled album. Some of her other well-known works include “Go Like Elijah,” “Hallelujah,” “Road to Tomorrow,” and “Ready to Roll.” Coltrane has also earned critical acclaim for her live performances, showcasing her powerful vocals and dynamic piano skills.
Starting her career as a performer in Chicago, Coltrane achieved international recognition when she appeared as a guest star at the International Rock Festival in Rio de Janeiro, performing for 50,000 people. She later signed with CBS/Sony under Clive Davis. Throughout her career, Coltrane has graced big TV stages like “The Tonight Show” and continued to captivate audiences with her singing and piano playing.
In addition to her musical accomplishments, Coltrane took a hiatus from the music industry in the mid-1980s to focus on raising her family. During this period, she also explored spiritual and religious pursuits, studying yoga and the works of spiritual teachers like Eckhart Tolle. Coltrane eventually returned to music in the 1990s and has continued to perform and record albums.
Although there is no new information about Chi Coltrane’s works or achievements since 2019, her legacy as a talented rock singer and pianist endures.