One player of this instrument names an alteration of the 12 bar blues featuring an extensive amount of II-V-I progressions--that set of changes is seen in "Blues for Alice."
One player of this instrument names an alteration of the 12 bar blues featuring an extensive amount of II-V-I progressions--that set of changes is seen in "Blues for Alice." That player of this instrument had some of his work transcribed by Jamey Aebersold into his namesake Omnibook, which contains tracks such as "Confirmation," "Ko-Ko," "Yardbird Suite," and "Ornithology." Another player of this instrument had an improvisational style termed "sheets of sound," and produced such albums as My Favorite Things, A Love Supreme, and Giant Steps. For 10 points, name this jazz instrument played by Charlie Parker and John Coltrane.
One player of this instrument names an alteration of the 12 bar blues featuring an extensive amount of II-V-I progressions--that set of changes is seen in "Blues for Alice."
saxophone [or sax, accept more specific answers like tenor sax or bari sax because why not]