What Makes This Drummer Great? Jimmy Cobb RIP (1929-2020)

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This video is my tribute to one of the greatest Jazz drummers to ever live Jimmy Cobb (1929-2020). Jimmy Cobb's best known recorded work is on Miles Davis's Kind of Blue (1959) He was the last surviving player from the sessions.

Music from the video:

- Miles Davis - "Kind of Blue" (1959)

- "Sketches of Spain (1960)

- Wes Montgomery - "Full House" (1962)

- "Boss Guitar" (1963)

- "Smokin' at the Half Note" (1965)

- Wayne Shorter - "Introducing Wayne Shorter" (1959)

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