This standard is played between “I Want to Talk About You” and the artist’s own “Impressions” on the live album Newport ‘63. (-5[1])An organ plays the main melody in a cover of this song that opens the album World Galaxy. “Ogunde” and a nearly 35-minute free-form (10[1])version of this song (10[1]-5[1])were performed in The Olatunji Concert, its artist’s final live (10[1])recording. Steve Davis’s raga-influenced bassline plays throughout a 14-minute-long recording of this standard that also features repeated piano vamps (10[1])in E-minor and E-major sections played by McCoy Tyner. (10[2])This song, Cole Porter’s “Ev’ry Time (10[1])We Say Goodbye,” and the Gershwins’ “Summertime” and “But Not For Me” appear on a 1961 album titled for this song that was its artist’s first use of a soprano saxophone. (10[2])For 10 points, name (10[1])this standard (10[1])that John Coltrane (10[1])adapted from Rodgers (10[1])and Hammerstein’s (10[3])The (10[2])Sound (10[1])of Music. ■END■ (10[4]0[2])