With Norman Granz, this composer of "Mooche the Moose" produced two albums in which he played with a classical string section, each titled "[him] with Strings."
A contrafact by this musician that makes use of B flat rhythm changes is possibly named for his drug dealer Emry Byrd. A Miles Davis-written song titled "Donna Lee" was attributed to this man for years. With Norman Granz, this composer of "Mooche the Moose" produced two albums in which he played with a classical string section, each titled "[him] with Strings." Bud Powell notably covered a version of a song this man created with the trumpeter (*) Benny Harris; that song is a contrafact of "How High the Moon." With Dizzy Gillespie, this artist wrote the song "Ko-Ko" and he pioneered a fast-paced, improv-heavy style called bebop. For 10 points, name this jazz saxophonist who was nicknamed "Bird."
A contrafact by this musician that makes use of B flat rhythm changes is possibly named for his drug dealer Emry Byrd.
Charlie Parker [accept Bird until mentioned]