Chicago South Side 1928-31

Jimmy Cobb's "Chicago South Side 1928-31" is a vibrant journey into the heart of early jazz, released on January 1, 2009, by Documents. This album is a treasure trove of 22 tracks, spanning a rich hour and twelve minutes of classic jazz music. Cobb, a renowned figure in the genre, delivers a collection that showcases the raw and energetic spirit of the era.

The album opens with "Endurance Stomp," setting the tone for a lively exploration of jazz standards and bluesy melodies. Tracks like "Yearning And Blue" and "Panama Blues" highlight Cobb's skill in blending traditional jazz with soulful undertones. The album also features multiple renditions of "Barrelhouse Stomp" and "Rolling Mill," offering a glimpse into the versatility and depth of Cobb's musical prowess.

With genres firmly rooted in jazz, "Chicago South Side 1928-31" is a testament to Jimmy Cobb's enduring legacy. The album captures the essence of a bygone era, making it a compelling listen for both jazz enthusiasts and those new to the genre. Cobb's mastery of the genre shines through in every track, making this album a timeless addition to any music collection.