Blues For BobTim Carman pays tribute to his first drum teacher and mentor, Bob Gullotti, in Blues for Bob. Carman devised the idea for his latest project, Tim Carman Trio, in 2020 while quarantining in a New Hampshire cabin and revisiting records Gullotti presented him during his formative years as an aspiring jazz drummer. As he went down the rabbit hole and took advantage of time off the road with his primary project GA 20, Carman formulated the idea for the

still isn’t a slouch with guest appearances as it features Shane Endsley of Kneebody

you’ll find yourself wandering down a familiar road

” The track speaks to the universal message of looking towards the future with optimism despite any troubles or chaos that may be looming in one’s life

" but also infuses current topics in a way that has not been realized before with strong

The New Mastersounds

Great listening on the jazzy funk tip that will appeal to fans of the lighter grooves of artists such as Grant Green

In an age where artists get caught up with keeping up with the times and fitting into the conversation

"Each one of these bands brought its own unique spin to this burgeoning sound and released debut albums that were landmarks in defining the scene and driving it forward: The Greyboy Allstars’ West Coast Boogaloo in 1994

doo-wop with a modern twist

to a musical era defined by prolific foundations of groove and lush vocal harmonies

'The Essentials'

Other co-writers include Eric Carter