Renowned for his rhythmic quirks, Roy Haynes is also one of jazz's most malleable drummers. He brings heated intensity to John Coltrane's live juggernaut “Impressions,” yet conjures a misty sheen of cymbals on Lester Young's “Ding Dong.” Haynes has a keen sense for his place in any given track, whether he's stoking diffusion on Alice Coltrane's spooky organ spiritual “Affinity” or shadowing Sarah Vaughan's bobbing, weaving scat on “Shulie a Bop.”