"One of the greatest sax players I’ve ever played with."

Clyde Stubblefield, James Brown’s drummer & "the most sampled drummer in the world -February 2009

"Bob and his trio bring a funky electricity to the Madison music scene."

Dan Tommet, Bar Manager – Concourse Hotel, March 2007

"The Reunion Jazz Quartet added a new level of musical virtuosity to the Air Jamaica Jazz & Blues Festival that entertained and delighted an open air audience of 20,000. The keyboard of Don Carson and the sax tones of Bob Corbit had the audience calling for more. We look forward to featuring them in the future.

Michele Rollins, Air Jamaica Jazz & Blues Festival Sponsor, Feb. 23, 2007

"His group ‘blew’ the crowd away at the Isthmus Jazz Festival – really a swingin’ good time!"

M.L. Krase, Madison Overture Center, 2002

"Corbit may not be famous but he has a passionate cult following of devoted fans including longtime Madison journalist (recently moved to Colorado) Mike Baron, who calls Corbit ‘an undiscovered gem who plays like Sonny Stitt’."

Doug Moe, Capital Times – Aug. 13, 2002

"Bob Corbit, a.k.a. ‘Mr. Saxophone’ in these parts (actually, ‘Mr. Saxophones’ when he wows the crowd playing two horns at once!), has amassed countless credits over his 30-plus-year career, including recordings with Ben Sidran, Clyde Stubblefield and Paul Filipowicz."

Madison Magazine – Madison Musical Legends, Honor Roll – May 2001

"…Corbit has carved out a place for himself among the feistiest area sax men."

Natasha Kassulke, Rhythm Magazine – July 27, 2000

"…Corbit digs in and wails, lines veering from obvious to off-the-wall, always making sense."

Mike Baron, Isthmus – June 30, 2000

"Bob Corbit is the most versatile sax player I have ever worked with."

Louis Jay Meyers, International Manager & Agent – South By Southwest