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Moanin' by Bobby Timmons - How Jimmy Cobb played it - Drum Transcription & Performance

This video presents a detailed drum transcription and performance of “Moanin’” as interpreted by Jimmy Cobb on pianist Bobby Timmons’s 1960 trio recording. As part of the Jazz Drummer’s Corner series, this episode focuses on listening, it is not a drum cover, but a transcription-based analysis. “Moanin’” is one of the most influential Jazz Standards of the hard bop and soul jazz era. Composed by Bobby Timmons, it was first recorded in 1958 by Art Blakey with Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers for Blue Note. That version helped establish the tune as a defining statement of the gospel-inflected hard bop language. In earlier episodes of this series, I analyzed Blakey’s approach to “Moanin’,” focusing on his shuffle feel. This video continues that line of inquiry by examining how the same composition functions in a different musical setting. 👉    • Moanin' by Art Blakey & the Jazz Messenger...   Here, the focus is on the trio version from the album This Here Is Bobby Timmons, recorded in January 1960 and produced by Orrin Keepnews for Riverside Records. The lineup features Bobby Timmons on piano, Sam Jones on bass, and Jimmy Cobb on drums. Jimmy Cobb’s playing on this session reflects a different aesthetic than Art Blakey’s more driving approach. Cobb’s style is often associated with balance, clarity, and restraint, shaped through his work with Miles Davis and numerous leading artists of the period. On “Moanin’,” he establishes a swing feel that leaves more space for Timmons. As with all Drum Transcriptions on this channel, the notation presented here represents an interpretive based on repeated listening. Transcriptions are working documents rather than definitive statements. They are intended to support focused listening and practical study, encouraging viewers to compare written material with the original recording and develop their own analytical perspective. Additional materials for this project, including the full PDF transcription are available via Patreon. Information about the “Jazz Standards on the Drumset” book project and further educational resources can be found through the links below. 👉   / jazzdrummerscorner   👉 https://hudsonmusic.com/product/jazz-... If you are interested in deepening your understanding of how Jimmy Cobb approached repertoire, and how different drummers shape the same Jazz Standards in distinct ways, this study of “Moanin’” offers a perspective. Thank you for watching, listening, and supporting this ongoing series on jazz drumming, transcription, and musical context. More about me and my work: ◼️ Support on Patreon:   / jazzdrummerscorner   ◼️ Homepage: https://www.schlagabtausch.net ◼️ Facebook:   / timo.ickenroth   ◼️ YouTube:    / @jazzdrummerscorner   ◼️ eBook: https://hudsonmusic.com/product/jazz-... Song Info Band/Artist: Bobby Timmons Album: This Here Is Bobby Timmons Songwriter: Bobby Timmons Release date: 1960 Label: Riverside Records Image rights in thumbnail (Photo Credits): File: 19930225 jimmy cobb braunschweig museum.jpg Description: immy Cobb mit dem Nat Adderley Quintett, 25.02.1993, Braunschweig Date: February 25, 1993 Source: Own work Author: Krajazz Link: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi...