Jimmy Cobb The Original Mob (2014) {smoke Sessions}

Iconic Drummer Jimmy Cobb, at 90 Years Old and as Vital as Ever, Releases His New Album This I Dig of You, Featuring his Rich, Classic Swing Longtime Miles Davis Collaborator is Last Surviving Player from Momentous 1959 Album, Kind of Blue Available August 16 on Smoke Sessions Records. Name a canonical jazz artist, and chances are Jimmy Cobb has shared a stage or recording studio with them. Starting with his first recordings with Earl Bostic at the tender age of 21 all the way up to his new album This I Dig of You, due out August 16 via Smoke Sessions Records, Cobb has been not just ajazz drummer but the jazz drummer — a musician unmatched in technique and experience.

Name a canonical jazz artist, and chances are Jimmy Cobb has shared a stage or recording studio with them. Starting with his first recordings with Earl Bostic at the tender age of 21 all the way up to his new album This I Dig of You, due out August 16 via Smoke Sessions Records, Cobb has been not just a jazz drummer but the jazz drummer — a musician unmatched in technique and experience.