During this musician’s brief conversion to Islam, he led a 17-piece band that performed live Quran readings while dressed in turbans. Early albums by this musician include one that consists entirely of Lerner and Lowe tunes and one whose title contains a whopping 10 exclamation points. This musician plays what is essentially a 7-minute solo on a track named after the “Thunder” of his (*) instrument. (10[1]-5[1])Like Miles Davis’ “So What,” this (-5[1])musician’s signature song opens (10[1])with a call-and-response melody where the response takes the form of two chords. This musician recorded (10[1])the three-part live album (10[1])A (10[1])Night at Birdland (10[1])five years before (-5[1])he was joined by Lee Morgan and Benny (10[1])Golson on Moanin’. For 10 points, (10[2]-5[1])name (10[2])this (-5[1])hard bop drummer and (10[1])leader (10[1])of the Jazz (10[1])Messengers. (10[1])■END■ (10[2])