Miles Davis plays the piano to accompany this artist on the track "I Know," which was recorded for a collaborative album between this artist and the Modern Jazz Quartet. This artist played with the Max Roach Quartet on an album titled "[this artist] Plus 4". A 12-bar blues standard written by and named for this artist opens with a descending B-flat minor pentatonic scale and consists of a 4-bar riff on that scale repeated three times. The B-side of the Miles Davis album Bags' Groove was the debut of several jazz standards written by this artist, such as (*) "Airegin." For his most famous album, this artist recorded an instrumental version of 
Miles Davis plays the piano to accompany this artist on the track "I Know," which was recorded for a collaborative album between this artist and the Modern Jazz Quartet. This artist played with the Max Roach Quartet on an album titled "[this artist] Plus 4". A 12-bar blues standard written by and named for this artist opens with a descending B-flat minor pentatonic scale and consists of a 4-bar riff on that scale repeated three times. The B-side of the Miles Davis album Bags' Groove was the debut of several jazz standards written by this artist, such as (*) "Airegin." For his most famous album, this artist recorded an instrumental version of "Mack the Knife" titled "Moritat." That album also features a song inspired by the calypso music this artist was exposed to during his childhood in the Virgin Islands. "Doxy" and "Oleo" are jazz standards written by -- for 10 points -- what jazz saxophonist who recorded the hit "St. Thomas" for his album Saxophone Colossus?
Miles Davis plays the piano to accompany this artist on the track
 Sonny Rollins (12-bar blues is "Sonnymoon for Two")