This prefix begins the name of Arturo O’Farrill’s jazz orchestra, whose Grammy-winning albums include Fandango At the Wall and Four Questions. The name of Ray Lugo’s band follows the reclaimed pejorative “Kokolo” with this prefix. This prefix titles (15[1])a D minor jazz standard in 6/8 time that was reinterpreted as an F minor jazz waltz (15[1])in a version John Coltrane recorded live at Birdland. This prefix begins the title of a 1973 album (15[1])whose hit single, subtitled “Chop & Quench,” features drummer Tony Allen. (15[1])A standard by (*) Mongo (10[1])Santamaria is called “[this prefix] Blue.” (10[1])The names of Latin jazz’s two main subtypes begin with this (10[1])prefix. (10[3])Jazz, funk, and highlife were (-5[1])fused to create a style (10[1])whose (10[1])name (10[1])begins with this (10[1])prefix (10[2])on albums (10[1])like Zombie and Expensive Shit. (10[2])For 10 points, (10[1])Nigerian (10[2])saxophonist (10[1])Fela Kútì (10[1])developed a style named for what prefix and “beat”? (10[1])■END■ (10[1])