Arnett Cobb
Arnett Cobb was an acclaimed American jazz saxophonist who performed and
recorded with several artists from the 1930s until his death in 1989 aged 70.
Born in Houston, Texas, he began playing as a teenager and had stints with bands
led by Frank Davis, Chester Boone and Milt Larkin. He played in Lional Hampton's
band and also in groups led by Jimmy Heath and Joe Henderson. His solo
recordings include 'Arnett Blows for 1300' (1947), 'Party Time' (1959), 'Movin'
Right Along' (1960), 'Arnett Cobb is Back' (1978), 'Funky Butt' (1981), 'Keep on
Pushin' (1984), and 'Tenor Tribute Vols.1...
I'm in the Mood for LoveArnett Cobb
It's MagicArnett Cobb, Dinah Washington, Jimmy Cobb, John "Johnny" Adriano Acea and Keter Betts
I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good)Al Grey and Arnett Cobb
September SongArnett Cobb
Someone to Watch Over MeArnett Cobb and Dinah Washington
Dans l'eau de la claire fontaineHenri Salvador, Arnett Cobb and Irakli
I'm in the Mood for LoveArnett Cobb
Smooth Sailing
2:54
It's MagicArnett Cobb, Dinah Washington, Jimmy Cobb, John "Johnny" Adriano Acea and Keter Betts
Mixed Emotions - The Complete Recordings 1950 - 1959
3:04
I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good)Al Grey and Arnett Cobb
Ain't That Funk for You
5:09
September SongArnett Cobb
Live at Sandy's
7:47
Someone to Watch Over MeArnett Cobb and Dinah Washington
Jumpin' the Blues
3:11
Dans l'eau de la claire fontaineHenri Salvador, Arnett Cobb and Irakli
Hampton, Salvador, Terry, Moustache et Leurs Amis Jouent Brassens
