PAUL COX BAND - 25th Anniv 'Ain't Doing Nothing' Tickets

Paul Cox is celebrating the 25th anniversary of the release of his first release on Note-Music, AIN'T
DOING NOTHING with a show featuring a 7 piece band.
Performing the album in its entirety in the first set and a collection of classic tunes from Paul's back catalogue in the second set the show promises to be a special evening.
Paul's CD 'Ain't Nothin' Doin' was his first release for the NOTE record label, produced by Roger Cotton of Peter Green's Splinter Group.
Paul has sung with legends, Ray Charles, Eric Clapton, Paul Rodgers, Gary Brooker, Bonnie Tyler, Chris Barber, Paul Jones, Andy Fairweather-Low to name but a few. Along with live work he has recorded 2 CDs with John Slaughter as well as 3 under his own name plus guest spots on Albums by Martin Barre and Snowy White and sessions with Pino Palladino and Sam Brown and Ruby Turner.
The band features Nick Payn on Saxaphone, a top player with many huge names including Bill Wymans Rhythm Kings, The Q Tips, Paul Young, Al Green, Cliff Richard and Zoot Money.
Mike Summerland on Guitar has been a top player with The Temptations and Blodwyn Pig and is currently the main man in Classic Rock tribute, Fire and Water.
Dave Moore on keyboards has played alongside original Alexis Korner sax player, Dick Heckstall-Smith, Earl Green, Siuchi Sugayma and the Hamburg Blues Band.
Matt Wich on trumpet, is a top player and writer of TV theme tunes has worked alongside Nick Payn at th O2 Zeppelin concert and with Andy Fairweather Lowe.
Nigel Hardy on bass has spent time in New York working with the late Robert Palmer and toured extensively with The Blues Caravan in Europe.
Wes Johnson on drums has toured with Kirk Fletcher, Josh Smith, Ariel Posen, Katie Bradley, Robin Bibi and many more.

PAUL JONES - RADIO 2,
" Paul Cox is a special talent who has a truly remarkable voice" and his new CD Ain’t Nothin’ Doin’ is really good .”
BLUEPRINT MAGAZINE,
“Those with a taste for the soul side of blues and an appreciation of great vocals won’t be disappointed with set from one of Britains finest singers.”
BLUES MAGAZINE, FRANCE, “Indisputably our man is a very serious contender in the field of the great male voices.”