A song by this artist with a Portuguese-language title begins with the straight-eighth note melody “E, high B, C, low E, low C, up to a long held F-sharp” over a Latin rhythm. Late in this artist’s career, he recorded a live album with Al Foster and Ron Carter titled for the “state of” his instrument, as well as a Grammy-winning album of Billy Strayhorn covers. Herbie Hancock made early use of the Fender Rhodes on this artist’s song “Black Narcissus.” This artist recorded The Elements with (*) Alice Coltrane and played saxophone alongside Pharaoh Sanders on her album Ptah, the (-5[1])El Daoud. This artist’s switch from Blue Note to Milestone Records was marked by his album Power to the People. Kenny Dorham’s visit to Brazil inspired the Latin rhythms on this artist’s song “Recorda Me.” For 10 points, what tenor saxophonist’s album Page One contains the first recording of “Blue Bossa?” (10[1])■END■ (10[1]0[3])