In addition to Cannonball Adderly, another man who played this instrument was Paul Desmond, who played this instrument in the Dave Brubeck Quartet.
One man who played this instrument recorded Know What I Mean? with Bill Evans and had a brother named Nat. Lesser-known figures who played this instrument include Stan Getz and Branford Marsalis. In addition to Cannonball Adderly, another man who played this instrument was Paul Desmond, who played this instrument in the Dave Brubeck Quartet. The most famous player of this instrument named his song "Naima" after his wife, and put that song on his album Giant Steps. That man who played this instrument also recorded A Love Supreme. For ten points, name this jazz instrument played by John Coltrane, which comes in both tenor and alto varieties.
One man who played this instrument recorded Know What I Mean? with Bill Evans and had a brother named Nat.
(alto) {sax}ophone