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Legendary jazz drummer Jack DeJohnette, known for his work with Miles Davis, has died at age 83 from congestive heart failure.

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Jack DeJohnette died of congestive heart failure on Sunday, Oct. 26, in a hospital in Kingston, N.Y. He was 83.

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