This man popularized a song first written by Art Hickman and Harry Williams and adapted it into "In a Mellow Tone." Besides "Rose Room," this man included the tracks "The Telecasters" and "Sonnet for Sister Kate" on one album
This man popularized a song first written by Art Hickman and Harry Williams and adapted it into "In a Mellow Tone." Besides "Rose Room," this man included the tracks "The Telecasters" and "Sonnet for Sister Kate" on one album. This man released Black, Brown, and Beige and(*) Such Sweet Thunder and collaborated with Billy Strayhorn, who wrote Take the A Train. His best known album is a live record of a 1956 appearance at the Newport Jazz Festival. For 10 points, name this big-band pianist who created It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing).
This man popularized a song first written by Art Hickman and Harry Williams and adapted it into "In a Mellow Tone."