Pepper Adams (and Byrd) played that tune as The Long Two/Four on "10 To 4 At The 5 Spot."  I guess probably it doesn't have a canonical name.    

Chilly rain. . . this will demolish what remains of the recent 13" plus of snow we had. Warm for January this morning, with a cooler front moving in this afternoon. I decided to start the day with a Miles Davis bootleg–Miles Davis “Howlin’–Kyoto, July 15, 1964” EGHO cd. Not perfect sound, but decent, and Sam Rivers on tenor for one of his few recorded gigs with the Quintet.  

A few personal favourites from her discography:   She will be sorely missed!

For comparison: Claude Thornhill: Tapestries. Affinity CD CHARLY 82 [UK 1987] Note:: 23 tracks, not identical to the issue above (19 tracks)

Claude Thornhill Orchestra: The Real Birth Of The Cool (Featuring Gil Evans Arrangements). CBS/Sony 25DP 5321 [Japan 1989]