
Al Cohn was an American jazz saxophonist and arranger, born in 1925 in New York City. Known for his work in the traditional jazz genre, he gained prominence as a member of the Woody Herman Orchestra in the 1940s. Al Cohn was celebrated for his collaborations with Zoot Sims, forming a dynamic saxophone duo that produced several acclaimed albums. His compositions and arrangements were featured in both jazz ensembles and film scores, showcasing his versatility. Al Cohn's contributions to jazz include a rich discography and a lasting influence on saxophone performance and arrangement in the genre.
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