James Carter & Joshua Redman Blues in the Dark

[@m.7271]

James Carter is not human. No one else can get the sounds out of the horn that he can. Once in a lifetime talent. Aggressive and beautiful playing both at the same time

[@williamprice749]

Love when Joshua Redman takes it to the top, my favorite part.

[@williamprice749]

Joshua Redman is smooth. He can definitely play, MAN....
James Carter is just as well just a little different style.
Everyone has their own sound.

[@davesax11]

I've loved this since "Kansas City" came out. Thanx for posting.

[@squiddyjamzzz]

James Carter is the best

[@ecoegouno]

excelente solo de mister Redman.....

[@user-yv6jn9sd3v]

beautiful solo, Joshua!!!!

[@bankonbankstonmarketing]

❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@jorgecortes-fc4cf]

Magistral

[@Banda_La_Santa_Cruz_Ometepec]

Que chingon

[@antonispriftis3267]

Dracula james

[@fsfdsdfdsfsdf]

I think Joshua Redman was also playing in a more accurate style for the era as well

[@Pescaria40grausmarcomlboro]

Qual boquilha usa o carter

[@Banda_La_Santa_Cruz_Ometepec]

No puedo sacar ni la introducción

[@ulthryvasse]

Carter tried to be cool, Joshua played just the first tone and Carter lost the battle

[@JamesMitchell-yc7nq]

While Joshua may sound more authentic to the time period (i.e. less crazy haha), I think it’s a stretch to say Joshua “beat” Carter. Any time I come listen to this song I get bored when Joshua’s turn comes up 😆

[@williamprice749]

Loved the way Redman introduced himself.

[@m.7271]

Carter won this battle. I’m a huge Redman fan, but what Carter got out of the horn was other worldly

[@wakingupfromhistory7474]

I’m sorry y’all but there is absolutely no question who was this encounter’s victor, Joshua was tasteful but James laid him out, stone-cold on a stretcher.