This musician’s band repeats a chant beginning “freedom for your daddy” on a bonus (10[1])track of an album that also includes a song written to show that a band can swing in 6/8 time. An album by this musician recorded with Eric Dolphy at Cornell includes a song with censored lyrics (10[1])like “don’t let them (10[1])tar (10[1])and feather us” (10[5])and called an (10[2])Arkansas politician (10[6]-5[1])“sick (10[1])and (10[1])ridiculous.” (10[11])Lyrics like (10[2])“You know someone (10[1])great has (10[1])gone” were added by Joni Mitchell to a song (10[1])by this musician dedicated to a man nicknamed “Prez.” (-5[1])That song (-5[1])by this composer of “Better Git It in Your Soul” (10[7])was re-titled (10[1])“Theme (10[1])for Lester (10[1])Young” (10[2])on an album whose title repeats his last (10[1])name (10[1])five (10[1])times. (10[12]-5[1])For (10[1])10 points, name this jazz bassist (10[4])who wrote (10[4])“Goodbye (10[5]-5[1])Pork (10[1])Pie (10[4])Hat.” (10[3])■END■ (10[16]0[13])