A fusion drummer with this first name was influenced by Senegalese percussion and electronic music on songs like “Strings of Light” and “Nightrider.” A (15[1])musician with this first name referred to his ideology as “autophysiopsychic” (“auto-physio-psychic”). A South London drummer with this first name (-5[1])recorded the albums What Kinda Music with Tom Misch and Black Focus with Kamaal Williams. An American musician with this first name, who played the xun on his song “The Plum Blossom,” (15[1])composed (15[1])“Like It Is” for a 1968 album whose title describes (15[1])him as (*) “Blue.” (-5[1])The albums Into Something and Psychicemotus (“psychic-emotus”) are by a multi-instrumentalist (10[1])with this adopted first name, who played oboe on a 1961 hard bop cover (-5[1])of Alex North’s (10[1])“Love Theme from ‘Spartacus.’” For 10 points, upon converting to Islam, (-5[1])the (10[1])musician of Eastern Sounds adopted what first name and the surname Lateef? ■END■ (10[6]0[2])