Now I've been following these two Nigerian super producers for a while and honestly, they both are super talented. I wanna take a sample of who ya'll think is best among em do.
Cobhams:
Songs produced :
1:"Super Sun" by Bez
2: "Over You" by Bez
3.
"Zuciya Daya"
Bez
4.
"I Know"
Bez, IBK Spaceship boi
5.
"Say"
Bez, Blaise, Cobhams Asuquo
6.
"The Good, The Bad, The Ugly"
Bez
7.
"More You (live)"
Bez
8.
"This This This"
Bez, Cobhams Asuquo
9.
"Technically"
10.
"Stop Pretending (live)"
11.
"More You"
12.
"Stronger"
13.
"Stop Pretending"
Bez
14.
"Super Sun (remix)" (featuring eLDee, Eva
Alordiah, and Ice Prince)
15.
"That Stupid Song" (featuring Praiz)
Bez,
16."Magic" Banky W (featuring Skales)
17."Yes/No" Banky W
18. "Do the right thing" Cobhams feat Bez
19. "Iyawo mi" Timi Dakolo
20. "Not the girl" Darey
21. "Pray for me" Darey
22. "Wish me well" Timi Dakolo
23. "Destinambari" Mocheddah feat Phyno
24. "High Notes" Banky W
25. "Wish me well" Timi Dakolo.
26. The internationally acclaimed Asa's first album Including jailer, fire on the mountain and many other internationally acclaimed singles off d album
27. "Ordinary People" Cobhams
This certainly ain't half of his works. Rather, this are just the ones I can easily recollect.
This is what wikipedia has to say about his music career and his production:Cobhams Asuquo likes to say that his music
career started when as a child he used to puff
his cheeks to play the 12-bar blues. Today, he is
known for producing some of the finest artistes
in Nigeria. Noteworthy among these artistes is
the Nigerian soul-singing sensation, Asa, whose
2007 debut album became an international hit.
[4] In addition to producing the album,
Cobhams wrote and co-wrote several of its hits
songs. In 2005, Cobhams signed on to Sony ATV
London as a songwriter. After working as Head
of Audio Productions at a local label,
Questionmark Entertainment, he set up his
own recording facility in 2006. He is CEO/ Head
of Productions of CAMP (Cobhams Asuquo
Music Productions), an all-encompassing
entertainment company that discovers,
nurtures and exposes great talents. Cobhams
has won multiple local and international awards
for his creative and entrepreneurial
contributions to the Nigerian music industry.
WIPO had the pleasure of hosting on July 13,
2009 a performance by Nigerian musician,
songwriter and producer Cobhams Emmanuel
Asuquo.[5] He was recently featured on CNN's
African Voices [6] for his contribution and
impact on the African music industry. Rising
alternative soul artiste, Bez is the first of three
artistes signed by Cobhams to the C.A.M.P
record label, and Bez’s debut album ‘Super Sun’
was highlighted on The Boston Globe’s top ten
list of best ‘world music’ albums of 2011. He
has won several awards in the music and film
scene in Africa and beyond. Cobhams talked
about the advantages of being blind in an
interview he had with the BBCNews Cobhams
Also spoke at the TEDxEuston in 2012 where he
talked about the gift of blindness.
Cobhams shot to international acclaim with his
musical production of the debut album by the
Nigerian soul sensation Aṣa. He also wrote and
co-wrote several songs on the award-winning
album including the hit singles, “Fire on the
Mountain,” and “Jailer.”
Cobhams has likewise produced numerous
award-winning songs for Nigerian recording
artistes such as:
Banky W Omawumi Waje Timi Dakolo Dare Art-
Alade Rooftop MCs Faze Mode 9 Ego Shola
Allyson Djinee Maintain
He has arranged music, and performed with
bands at international music events as The
Harare International Festival of Arts, the AFA
Sponsored French Cultural Center Concert with
Asa and Angelique Kidjo; AFA Sponsored
French Cultural Center Concert in
Johannesburg, South Africa; Nigeria Week in
Paris and the launch of MTV’s one hundredth
channel (MTV Base Africa) at Abuja, Nigeria.
In the TV and film media, he has composed and
arranged film scores to be interpreted for
conservatoires as well as for film and stage
performances such as “A Voice for Ella” by Uche
Macaulay, Sunshine (Alpha Vision), “Bent
Arrows” by Isang Awah and Communication For
Change’s “Bayelsan Sillhouttes.”

I think it would be better you stop the unnecessary comparison between the two of them.
BTW,they are both great music producer and amongst the BEST in Africa.

These two men are super producers in their rights.
I don't see any reason for comparing or contrasting between the two.
Kudos to Cobams and Don Baba Jay for making great music and great artistes.

Those are two different producers with different styles. One of them stumbled into music production, the other grew on it. While I totally love Don Jazzy, he must be flattered to be compared with Cobhams

How dare u compare don jazzy with cohbams? how? Cohbams is on another level entirely. U cnt even compare don j with mastercraft.
I respect don j but he aint all that in regards to production

Cohbams is on a different lane

dammiecool:
Cohbams is on a different lane

Thank you...