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James Carter Organ Trio

Jazz wiz James Carter played the James Carter Organ Trio at Cliff Bell’s in Detroit on Sunday, December 22, starting at 5:30 p.m. His impressive sax skills teamed up with Detroit's own Gerard Gibbs on organ and Alex White on drums for a night to remember.

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The organ trio has been a staple in jazz for decades, mostly known for its bluesy vibe. James Carter takes it further with his virtuosic saxophone, rich in soul, gourmet tunes, and tight group dynamics. At Cliff Bell’s, he was joined by Detroit's rising B3 organ star Gerard Gibbs and powerhouse drummer Alex White. This trio has been going strong for seventeen years, proving jazz is alive and kicking in Detroit.

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