This musician is the first namesake of the first jazz album to win the Grammy for Best Album.
This musician joined Coltrane and Peterson in a rendition of Monk's "Hackensack" in a legendary concert that was televised in Germany. This musician alluded to "Canadian Capers" and Dvorak's Humoresque in a song modeled after the chord changes from Charlie Parker's "Cherokee" titled "Parker 51." This musician recorded "I'm Late, I'm Late" on an album commissioned by Eddie Sauter titled Focus. This musician is the first namesake of the first jazz album to win the Grammy for Best Album. This musician rose to prominence as a member of the "Four Brothers" in Woody Herman's second "Herd." Along with Charlie Byrd, this man popularized a song that would appear on his album Jazz (*) Samba. This man recorded the song "Desafinado," and he frequently collaborated with Joao Gilberto and Antonio Carlos Jobim. For 10 points, identify this saxophonist known for his adaptation of bossa nova classics like "The Girl from Ipanema."
This musician joined Coltrane and Peterson in a rendition of Monk's "Hackensack" in a legendary concert that was televised in Germany.
Stan  Getz