Jimmy Cobb
Jimmy Cobb is a highly acclaimed jazz drummer who played on some of the most
influential albums of the 1950s and '60s including Miles Davis's 'A Kind of
Blue'. In 2017, Billboard Magazine cited 1959 as "the greatest year in jazz"
thanks to innovations by players such as Davis, Charles Mingus, Dave Brubeck and
John Coltrane, and Cobb was a major figure in the jazz firmament. He has
remained active in his later years leading combos such as Cobb's Mob in New York
and touring internationally with his So What Band in celebration of 50 years of
the music of Miles Davis.
Born in Wa...
I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good)Arnett Cobb, Dinah Washington, Cootie Williams, Jimmy Cobb, John "Johnny" Adriano Acea and Keter Betts
The Birdland Broadcasts 1951-1952
5:08
But BeautifulJimmy Cobb Trio, Jimmy Cobb, Walter Booker, Massimo Faraò and Ada Montellanico
The Encounter
2:28
It's Too Soon to KnowArnett Cobb, Dinah Washington, Jimmy Cobb, John "Johnny" Adriano Acea and Keter Betts
Greatest Hits 1946-1953
2:20
Sweet and Lovely
Jimmy Cobb Trio, Jimmy Cobb and Jimmy Cobb's MobCobb's Groove
6:26
My Funny ValentineJimmy Cobb Trio, Ron Carter, Earl Coleman, Mike Stern and Jimmy Cobb
A Song for You
10:01
There Is No Greater LoveJimmy Cobb Trio, Ron Carter, George Coleman, Mike Stern and Jimmy Cobb
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