Jimmy Cobb

...album as a leader called All Members. On that superb 1961 date, Sleet was accompanied by Jimmy Heath, Wynton Kelly, Ron Carter and Jimmy Cobb. His only other albums were as a sideman. He first appeared on record in 1959 on vocalist Gloria...

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...is scheduled to include special segments and interviews with former Davis band members and various guests, including drummer Jimmy Cobb, pianist Herbie Hancock, guitarist John Scofield, pianist Monty Alexander, record executives Bruce...

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Fifty years on, drummer Jimmy Cobb still can't believe what he, Miles Davis and five other jazz musicians achieved over two days in a converted church in New York. "Nobody could have conceived that 50 years later this would be going on,"...

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...devoted to a number of prominent American musicians, ranging from guitarist Bill Frisell's 858 Quartet and pianist Brad Mehldau to Jimmy Cobb's Kind of Blue at 50 tribute band, and singer Cassandra Wilson. From the mainstream to the gently...

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Notes from the Net: Lester Bowie Reissued; Jimmy Cobb's so What Band Reviewed; Plus News, Reviews, Interviews, and More Here's the latest compilation of assorted news briefs and links related to jazz, improvisation, and creative music in...

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...was delivered with resignation, as if band members knew they’d been defeated. </p><p>Only then did Cobb, 80, take the spotlight. His solo was vigorous yet understated. </p><p>The chances of besting the legendary artistry and lofty tone...

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...in the evolution of jazz. </p><p> Only one of the musicians from the 1959 recording sessions survives today. That s drummer Jimmy Cobb, who s 80 years old and still in fine playing condition. </p><p>He s currently barnstorming the country with...

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By Charles J.gans The Associated Press NEW YORK - Jimmy Cobb could hardly imagine he would be making history when he arrived at Columbia Records' 30th Street Studio 50 years ago for the first of two recording sessions with Miles Davis.

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By Charles J. Gans ASSOCIATED PRESS Jimmy Cobb could hardly imagine he would be making history when he arrived at Columbia Records' 30th Street Studio 50 years ago for the first of two recording sessions with Miles Davis. "I was always...

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...CHARLES J.GANS, Associated Press Writer Charles J.gans, Associated Press Writer - 23 mins ago NEW YORK - Jimmy Cobb could hardly imagine he would be making history when he arrived at Columbia Records' 30th Street Studio 50 years ago for the...

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