This man's nonet recorded an album featuring the tracks "Boplicity" and "Darn that Dream," entitled The Birth of Cool, and this man's first quintet included John Coltrane.
This man produced the album Nefertiti with his second quintet, which included Herbie Hancock. This musician included rock-like elements on an album including "Pharoah's Dance" and "Spanish Key," and this man worked with Gil Evans on his album influenced by Joaquin Rodrigo's Concierto de Aranjuez; those albums are Bitches Brew and [*] Sketches of Spain. This man's nonet recorded an album featuring the tracks "Boplicity" and "Darn that Dream," entitled The Birth of Cool, and this man's first quintet included John Coltrane. Including "Freddie Freeloader" and "So What" on a modal jazz album, for 10 points, name this trumpeter of Kind of Blue.
This man produced the album Nefertiti with his second quintet, which included Herbie Hancock.
Miles Dewey {Davis} III