Kokomo Arnold

1901–1968 (age 67)

Guitarist/Singer

Biography

Kokomo Arnold was born in 1901 and passed away in 1968, leaving behind a rich musical legacy as a talented guitarist and singer. His contributions to American music, particularly in the blues tradition, influenced generations of musicians and helped shape the sound of twentieth-century American music.

At Burr Oak Cemetery, Kokomo Arnold's memory endures through the music he created and the artists he inspired. His artistry and dedication to his craft continue to be celebrated by music enthusiasts and historians alike.

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