Critic Ira Gitler used the phrase "sheets of sound" to describe his melodic style, and on one album, he included a poem in the liner notes and mimicked the word patterns on his instrument for the movement "Psalm."
One of this musician's standards is a pun on the name of a Tadd Dameron composition, first appearing on the album Blue Train. He played at metronome markings as high as 310 on his album Impressions. Critic Ira Gitler used the phrase "sheets of sound" to describe his melodic style, and on one album, he included a poem in the liner notes and mimicked the word patterns on his instrument for the movement "Psalm." His standards include "Equinox" and "Naima," and he covered a song from The Sound of Music on the album My Favorite Things. For 10 points, name this jazz saxophonist who recorded the albums Giant Steps and A Love Supreme.
One of this musician's standards is a pun on the name of a Tadd Dameron composition, first appearing on the album Blue Train.
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