Adrian Cox and Joe Webb are two of the busiest musicians on the scene yet they still find time to present a live steam. Clarinet maestro Adrian Cox has been preaching from his Sunday Service pulpit for months on end, rarely missing a week. During the darkest of lockdown days his devoted congregation frequently exceeded one hundred. Now, as live gigs begin to return to something like normal, it's testament to his popularity that Cox continues to attract a sizeable flock. This week
in excess of eighty followers were online for the one o'clock sermon.
in excess of eighty followers were online for the one o'clock sermon.
Joe Webb is busy touring his 'Webb City Art Tatum' show and working on Kansas Smitty's latest Plunderphonia project, yet here he was making available his kitchen for the duo's eagerly anticipated stream. Coquette for starters, Louisian-i-a with Cox singing the lyrics, then wondering if he got the letters in the right order! The ease with which Cox and Webb play the tunes is a marvel: Cox chatting to his online audience, Webb playing gently at the piano, chipping in the occasional comment, these guys were on top of it from beginning to end.
Adrian Cox is so busy gigging/travelling/gigging he could be forgiven for knocking on the head the online stuff but, here's the thing, our man revealed he has started to turn down gigs because he enjoys his Sunday Session live streams so much and, if we take him at his word, he intends to keep on doing them! - Russell
Set list: Coquette; Louisian-i-a; If I Could Be with You (One Hour Tonight); Black Bottom Stomp; I Cover the Waterfront; Royal Garden Blues; Egyptian Fantasy; Poor Butterfly: I Would Do) Anything for You.
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