Pim Jacobs (1934-2020) was a Dutch jazz pianist, composer, and bandleader known for his contributions to the jazz genre, particularly in the Netherlands. He began his musical career in the 1950s and quickly gained recognition for his skillful piano playing and innovative arrangements. Jacobs was not only a performer but also a significant figure in jazz education, influencing many aspiring musicians. Notable works by Pim Jacobs include his collaborations with the Pim Jacobs Trio, which showcased a blend of traditional jazz and contemporary influences. He is well remembered for his recordings and performances, including "The Sound of Pim Jacobs" and various albums that highlight his versatility and creativity. Jacobs had a profound impact on the Dutch jazz scene, helping to elevate its status and inspire a new generation of musicians. His work in television and radio further popularized jazz in the Netherlands. Through his dedication to the genre and his role as a mentor, Pim Jacobs left a lasting legacy in the world of jazz music, cementing his place as a prominent figure in Dutch cultural history.