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John Ford Coley (born John Edward Colley on October 13, 1948 in Dallas, Texas) is a singer, classically trained pianist, guitarist, actor, and author most well known for his partnership in the musical duo England Dan and John Ford Coley.
John Ford Coley grew up listening to the Grand Old Opry, early rock and roll, singing church hymns and was trained as a classical pianist.
Coley plays with groups including Ambrosia, Terry Sylvester, formerly of The Hollies and rides the bill with numerous other acts including Three Dog Night, Lou Gramm (of Foreigner), Christopher Cross, Poco, Stephen Bishop, Al Stewart, Edgar Winter and others.
After several attempts, Coley was able to infect Zola with a severe infection of erysipelas which nearly caused his death, He had a fever of 105.5 with vomiting but, as in the case of Stein, his malignant tumor healed and the tumor on his tonsil decreased so that he could again swallow food.
Coley had several patients where the limb was not amputated and on treatment with Coley's Toxins complete remissions were had.
In 1923, Coley nearly died of a bleeding stomach ulcer that was brought on, he thought, by the distress caused by Ewing's repression of Coley's Toxins and from seeing his patients with bone sarcoma die on treatment with radium.
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