
Jimmy Cobb (full name: Wilbur James Cobb) was an American jazz drummer, born on January 20, 1929, in the United States. He rose to prominence as one of the leading musicians of modern jazz, particularly for his participation on Miles Davis's legendary album "Kind of Blue" , considered one of the greatest recordings in jazz history. During his career Jimmy Cobb collaborated with such prominent artists as John Coltrane , Cannonball Adderley , and Wes Montgomery . His contributions to the development of jazz, particularly in the area of rhythmic structure, remain significant and inspire musicians worldwide.
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Tell Me Why ft. Jimmy Cobb, Jimmy Cobb Orchestra | 2010 |
Wheel of Fortune ft. Jimmy Cobb, Jimmy Cobb Orchestra | 2010 |