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Ben Sidran, Bill Frisell & Kendall Carter

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
May 12, 2024
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We begin the 854th Episode of Neon Jazz with Kendall Carter—a talented organist from Louisville, Kentucky—with music from his 2024 release, Put-View. From there, we dig into music from another cat out of Louisville, Jimmy Raney. We are delighted to feature new music from living legends Ben Sidran, Charles McPherson and Bill Frisell. In between, we mix it up with the likes of modern cats Aaron Irwin and Jordan VanHemert. Finally, we close it out with something Kansas City-flavored and music from the Kansas City soundtrack (1996). Dig the jazz, my friends.

Playlist

Kendall Carter "Gumdrop" Pur-View (Ladnek Music) 0:00
Host talks 6:55
Jimmy Raney "One More For the Mode" A (Fantasy) 8:59
Ben Sidran "Sweet" Rainmaker (ULM) 12:44
Host talks 16:08
Charles McPherson "Surge" Reverence (Smoke Sessions) 16:47
Aaron Irwin Trio "Frederick Douglass" After (Adhyaropa Records) 23:56
Host talks 29:54
Joe Henderson "Free Wheelin'" Mode for Joe (Blue Note) 30:45
Bill Frisell "We Shall Overcome" Orchestras (Blue Note) 37:00
Host talks 41:39
Jordan VanHemert "Superwoman" Deep in the Soil (Origin) 42:40
Maureen Toth "A Little Light" Chiaroscuro (Maureen Toth Music) 47:55
Host talks 51:34
Kansas City Band "Moten Swing" Kansas City Motion Picture Soundtrack via Robert Altman (KC Records) 52:35

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About Kendall Carter

Instrument: Organ, Hammond B3

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