"Cobb, a drummer and National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master, will probably be remembered as the drummer whose crackling ride cymbal adorned Miles Davis’s 1959 classic, “Kind of Blue.” But his career is much bigger than that one date: He accompanied Sarah Vaughan and John Coltrane and Freddie Hubbard, playing on countless record dates and remaining in the top tier of New York jazz for over 60 years.
– Giovanni Russonello, The New York Times
“The drummer is far from being a mere monument to past glory. He remains the epitome of effortless swing.”
– Steve Futterman, The New Yorker
“Cobb and crew create the kind of timeless and rewarding jazz that satisfies on so many levels.”
– C. Andrew Hovan, All About Jazz
“As always, Cobb swings a band nice and strong, sans unnecessary clutter or flash. He’s got that smooth cymbal ride.”
– Jeff Potter, Modern Drummer
– Giovanni Russonello, The New York Times
“The drummer is far from being a mere monument to past glory. He remains the epitome of effortless swing.”
– Steve Futterman, The New Yorker
“Cobb and crew create the kind of timeless and rewarding jazz that satisfies on so many levels.”
– C. Andrew Hovan, All About Jazz
“As always, Cobb swings a band nice and strong, sans unnecessary clutter or flash. He’s got that smooth cymbal ride.”
– Jeff Potter, Modern Drummer