 Coltrane departed in the spring of 1960, and after interim replacements Jimmy Heath and Sonny Stitt, Davis plus Kelly, Chambers, and Cobb continued through 1961 and 1962 with Hank Mobley on tenor sax.The two rhythm sections from the Davis Quintet also achieved fame on their own.Garland, Chambers, and Jones recorded as a unit on "Art Pepper meets The Rhythm Section" and Sonny Rollins' "Tenor Madness", while Kelly, Chambers, and Cobb toured and recorded as a trio under Kelly's name, in addition to appearing on the albums "Coltrane Jazz" and the solo debut of Wayne Shorter, as well as backing Wes Montgomery on "Full House" and "Smokin' at the Half Note".