Joe Dodge was this man's drummer for a brief period but soon returned to his job as a bank teller when he got tired of traveling. He studied under Darius Milhaud thanks to the GI bill, and this man was accompanied by his son on bass and bass trombone on the album Paper Moon. He took over for the late Vince Guaraldi by writing the score for the Tv-miniseries This is America, Charlie Brown, and teamed up with Louis Armstrong to write the musical The Real Ambassadors. He became a hit on college campuses, leading to Jazz at Oberlin. He experimented 7/4 time in "Unsquare Dance," which appeared on an album that went "further" than a predecessor, an
Joe Dodge was this man's drummer for a brief period but soon returned to his job as a bank teller when he got tired of traveling. He studied under Darius Milhaud thanks to the GI bill, and this man was accompanied by his son on bass and bass trombone on the album Paper Moon. He took over for the late Vince Guaraldi by writing the score for the Tv-miniseries This is America, Charlie Brown, and teamed up with Louis Armstrong to write the musical The Real Ambassadors. He became a hit on college campuses, leading to Jazz at Oberlin. He experimented 7/4 time in "Unsquare Dance," which appeared on an album that went "further" than a predecessor, and he popularized a work in 5/4 which contrary to popular belief was actually written by his alto saxophone partner. For 10 points, name this jazz pianist and longtime collaborator with Paul Desmond, whose namesake quartet performed "Blue Rondo a la Turk" and "Take Five" on the album Time Out.
Joe Dodge was this man's drummer for a brief period but soon returned to his job as a bank teller when he got tired of traveling.
Dave {Brubeck} (I suppose you can accept {Paul Desmond} until "Milhaud")