Rosalie by Tim Carman Trio

Tim Carman Trio’s newest single “Rosalie” is reminiscent of 60s soul jazz recordings with a Caribbean twist. Written by Tim Carman (drums) and Ken Clark (organ), the track’s down-to-earth pop harmony and tambourine-fueled groove create a danceable vibe not always present in more angular sounding jazz. Inspired by artists like Lee Morgan, George Braith and Big John Patton—Carman, Clark, and Fell (guitar) remind listeners that, yes, you can cut loose to jazz.

The Tim Carman Trio, formed in 2020 by Boston based drummer Tim Carman, is no-frills, timeless, B3 organ trio jazz. Inspired by 60s icons like Big John Patton, Jimmy Smith, Art Blakey, Roy Haynes, and Grant Green—Carman (drums), Clark (organ), and Fell (guitar) harken back to an age of honest, unpolished, musical interaction.