This reviewer gets about as jazz as Sting, Frank Zappa, or the punk band Refused, when they incorporate jazz into their songs. Most jazz is terrible, but a talented guitarist, such as Fox, can make even the most jaded reviewer appreciate it. Fox is an exceptional jazz guitarist, opening up with a John Coltraine cover song. Although she never sings during her songs, her amazing guitar-playing ability deters one's attention from anything else. Blues music is about a good person feeling bad, with the bass leading and the guitar working around it.
Jazz music is more free, with a different tempo, which leaves open space for experimentation.
With the music mellow and flowing, Fox created an atmosphere where a person could just kick back and sip cognac. While Fox plays the guitar, she scats. Watching Fox incorporate this style in her songs was entertaining. Richman's bass playing complimented Fox perfectly, with periodic solos in between Fox's guitar. Joshua Cruz, a senior majoring in business, said Fox created an aura that was refreshing.