An album by this musician begins its second track with a double bass solo played by Jimmy Garrison. That album's final track is the timpani roll-introduced "Psalm," while a single gong strike begins its opening track, "Acknowledgement." This composer paid tribute to his bassist in the "Mr. P.C." track of an album that includes a ballad titled for his wife Naima. That album is titled for the frequent leaps between chords used in its title track. This jazz musician adapted a song from The Sound of Music into the title track of the album My Favorite Things. For 10 points, name this saxophonist who wrote the albums Giant Steps and A Love Supreme.
An album by this musician begins its second track with a double bass solo played by Jimmy Garrison. That album's final track is the timpani roll-introduced "Psalm," while a single gong strike begins its opening track, "Acknowledgement." This composer paid tribute to his bassist in the "Mr. P.C." track of an album that includes a ballad titled for his wife Naima. That album is titled for the frequent leaps between chords used in its title track. This jazz musician adapted a song from The Sound of Music into the title track of the album My Favorite Things. For 10 points, name this saxophonist who wrote the albums Giant Steps and A Love Supreme.
An album by this musician begins its second track with a double bass solo played by Jimmy Garrison.
John Coltrane [or John William Coltrane]