This musician played a blues piece on all twelve keys at breakneck speed in his recording "Crazy Chords." He collaborated with Stanley Clarke, Tony Williams, and Chick Corea on the song "La Fiesta," one of the tracks on his album Captain Marvel. Towards the end of his life, 
This musician played a blues piece on all twelve keys at breakneck speed in his recording "Crazy Chords." He collaborated with Stanley Clarke, Tony Williams, and Chick Corea on the song "La Fiesta," one of the tracks on his album Captain Marvel. Towards the end of his life, he often collaborated with the pianist Kenny Barron. One of the "Four Brothers" of Woody Herman's Second Herd along with Serge Chaloff, Herb Stewart, and Zoot Sims, he popularized the light, vibrato-free style inspired by his idol, Lester Young. He collaborated with Charlie Byrd on a popular version of "Desafinado," one of the songs on his 1962 album Jazz Samba, and built on its success with an album he recorded along with Joao and Astrud Gilberto. For ten points, name this saxophonist nicknamed "the Sound," who fused jazz and bossa nova in pieces such as "The Girl from Ipanema."
This musician played a blues piece on all twelve keys at breakneck speed in his recording "Crazy Chords."
Stan Getz