What makes Keep On Pushin' by Arnett Cobb notable?

This album is significant for its reflection of the evolution of jazz in the 1980s, capturing Cobb's unique sound while contributing to the resurgence of interest in traditional jazz forms. Critics noted its skilled musicianship, which helped maintain Cobb’s reputation and influence within the jazz community during a time when new styles were emerging. Released in 1984, 'Keep On Pushin'' came during Arnett Cobb's later career when he was already an established figure in jazz. Known for his energetic saxophone style, this album followed a period of significant contributions to the genre, showcasing his enduring influence and artistry as he continued to perform and record well into his senior years.