This 1960 album captures Cobb in excellent form, backed by a stellar rhythm section, delivering a program of bluesy ballads and swinging uptempo numbers. It's a prime example of his post-illness resurgence on disc.
- The album was recorded on March 17, 1960.
- It was released on the Philadelphia-based label BHM.
- The lineup features Bootsie Barnes and Bill Fuller on tenor saxophones.
Arnett Cobb was a tenor saxophonist from Houston, Texas, known for his powerful, driving tone and R&B-inflected jazz. In 1960, Cobb was re-establishing himself after a period of health issues that had sidelined him in the mid-1950s.
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