This musician gave a horn solo to John Coltrane on the second track of a 1957 album whose cover depicts this musician seated in a red wheelbarrow.
This musician gave a horn solo to John Coltrane on the second track of a 1957 album whose cover depicts this musician seated in a red wheelbarrow. This composer plays celesta instead of his usual instrument on the track "Pannonica." In a 1963 album, this composer covered "Ba-Lue Bolivar Ba-Lues Are" from an earlier album that includes a cover of "I Surrender, Dear" and closes with "Bemsha Swing." This composer wrote albums titled for his (*) Music and for his Dream, and as a pianist, was known for the piercing, angular technique he used in such standards as "Well, You Needn't" and "Epistrophy." This musician wrote the album Brilliant Corners and penned the standard "Straight, No Chaser." For 10 points, name this jazz pianist who wrote "'Round Midnight."
This musician gave a horn solo to John Coltrane on the second track of a 1957 album whose cover depicts this musician seated in a red wheelbarrow.
Thelonious Monk [or Thelonious Sphere Monk