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" 
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")