James Carter's Elektrik Outlet-Set Closer-1/13/2018-New York City

[@britteach]

James Carter is probably the greatest living saxophonist today in large part because he knows the history of the music. He is perfectly capable of playing bebop, hard-bop, post-bop, classical and free Jazz and sometimes blending all of them into one tune when he feels like it. He's also highly entertaining to watch. He's got a style all his own and he always looks like he is having so much fun on stage. James is also a very humble, very approachable artist. His charm shines through. Anyone can see that just by watching him perform. He's simply a great musician and a great man.

[@danos1011]

He's the best at versatility of sound.. the variety of tone from this man's sax is insane.. now using effects as well on top of everything else he can do. Chris Potter and Joshua Redman are different players and incredible but again, variety of expression he's the the king all so well placed. it's incredible

[@prcty]

Could not agree with you anymore. James' on another planet , totally!

[@danos1011]

@@prcty absolutely. and his fluidity is astonising

[@prcty]

Hes doing some things with that Sax that no else can do...and Mr. Carter's soprano sax is such a treat also . He knows his audience and gives them exactly what they need . Gotta listen to this again. Thanks for the great upload.

[@cakingsz]

Wow, this is a cover of "Sexy Mama" by The Moments. Carter digging deep into the vault, I would have never expected him to do a cover like this! Thanks for posting!

[@alamooji3716]

Oh my gosh that was soooo phenomenal!!!

[@arnieselectric007]

Phenomenal...

[@jonviol]

Just lovely

[@udomatthiasdrums5322]

love it!!

[@LodoGrdzak]

I was there for this one. COLD night--Hot show!!

[@andrewcharley1893]

Monsterman !!!!!!!!!!!

[@Thouveninpascal]

15 comments? Ask yourself why.. about the "probably the greatest living saxophonist today.. "

[@SuperDeepzone]

check out crazy solo 10:00

[@supmet2]

Grover Washington would be proud!

[@pbh07]

I heard a little Corey Henry in that key solo