A drunk street saxophonist inspired a song by this musician that starts with the notes “A-B-C-D-E-G” before the band enters in G major. A song by this musician with a fast first half inspired by Horace Silver’s “Señor Blues” is named after an Iranian city despite honoring a Haitian victory. This musician used the name Devadip when playing on Alice Coltrane’s Illuminations. This musician’s first single was a cover of Babatunde Olatunji’s “Jin-go-lo-bah.” This musician’s band included percussionist Michael Shrieve, who performed a solo on (*) “Soul Sacrifice” at Woodstock. (10[1])A god mentioned in the novel Demian (10[1])names an album (10[1])by this musician’s (10[2])namesake band (10[1])that popularized a Tito Puente song (10[1])whose name means “listen how it goes.” For 10 points, (10[1])name this Mexican-born guitarist whose album Abraxas includes (10[1])“Oye Como Va.” ■END■ (10[1])