The track “Farewell, Farewell” ends an album titled Something Like one of these animals, which was one of the last albums by Charles Mingus. The bass ostinato “B, C, long D, [pause] B, C, short D, long G” is played on (15[1])an ARP 2600 to (-5[1])open a track titled for these animals. (15[1])Miles Davis recorded a standard named for one of these animals on ‘Round About Midnight, (15[1])whose lyrics lament (15[1])“Pack up (15[1])all my cares and woe / Here I go, singing low (15[1])/ (*) Bye bye [this animal].” (10[2])Joe (10[1])Zawinul (10[5])composed a track (10[1])named for these animals for Weather (10[2])Report (10[1])as a tribute to a New (10[1])York nightclub. (10[1]-5[1])The chord progression for “How High the Moon” was used for a bebop standard (-5[1])named for these animals. For 10 (10[1])points, Charlie Parker (10[1])is nicknamed after (10[2])what animals, (10[1]0[1])the subject of (10[1])his standard “Ornithology?” (10[1])■END■ (10[2])