One player of this instrument contributed the solo that ends Clifford Brown's "Cherokee" and faced off with another great in the album
Kenny Clark was given the nickname "Klook-mop" because of his innovative way of playing this instrument. The track "Some Hip [this instrument] Shit" opens the album "Ultimate," which was compiled by Jack DeJohnette to display Tony Williams's skill at it. One player of this instrument contributed the solo that ends Clifford Brown's "Cherokee" and faced off with another great in the album (*) Rich versus Roach. Roy Haynes who was known for his work with Thelonious Monk and Elvin Jones who worked with Coltrane both played this instrument. Another of its masters was the leader of the Jazz Messengers, Art Blakey, who was known for his use of the hi-hat on every second and fourth measure. For 10 points, name this instrument whose players incorporate cymbals and snares.
Kenny Clark was given the nickname "Klook-mop" because of his innovative way of playing this instrument.
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