text: This musician played the opening solo on Gil Evans's arrangement of "St. Louis Blues" for New Bottle Old Wine.
full_question: This musician played the opening solo on Gil Evans's arrangement of "St. Louis Blues" for New Bottle Old Wine. One of his albums features the first recording of the Miles Davis composition "Nardis." On the first side of one of his albums, he paired his popular version of Cole Porter's "Love for Sale" with "Autumn Leaves," which also titles a 1963 live album of his that emerged from the same Japanese tour as Nippon Soul. This musician referred to Bobby Timmons's "This Here" as "Dis Here," and performed it along with "Dat Dere." He recorded the album Somethin' Else. His namesake quintet recorded a popular version of "Work Song," by his cornetist brother Nat. For 10 points, name this nickname-sporting jazz saxophonist who had a hit with "Mercy, Mercy, Mercy."
first_sentence: This musician played the opening solo on Gil Evans's arrangement of "St. Louis Blues" for New Bottle Old Wine.
raw_answer: Cannonball Adderley [or Julian Edwin Adderley]