American jazz saxophonist, oboist, arranger, composer and band leader
Born 6 December 1925 in Pittsburgh, USA, died 5 August 1993 in Hollywood, USA
He was one of the first to play jazz solos on oboe. Known for his work with , he performed as a sideman for many others. Married to singer (1946 - June 21, 1990, her death).
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The Great Coop13 Apr 2023Vinyl
In Germany16 Apr 2021Vinyl
It's De-Lovely26 Mar 2021Vinyl
Milestones of Jazz Legends - Jazz on Broadway, Vol. 26 Dec 2019Vinyl
Jazz At Cal-Tech15 Feb 2019Vinyl
Blowin' Country1 Jan 2015Vinyl
Do-Re-Mi14 Dec 2013Vinyl
Movie and TV Themes15 Nov 2012Vinyl
The Capitol Vaults Jazz Series8 Jul 2011Vinyl
Milano Blues2 Sep 2010Vinyl
The Song Is You3 May 1990Vinyl
Coop! The Music Of Bob Cooper1958VinylRecords from Discogs, completed with the release lists of Deezer. Sleeves from the Cover Art Archive and the same lists.
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