Umphreys McGee keyboardist Joel Cummins presented a 70-minute set livestreamed from his home for the Live From The Living Room series on Wednesday night. Cummins mixed UM originals with classical compositions, a jazz tune and covers of songs by Journey, Wilco and Elton John.

Joel kicked off the performance with a jam that led into Bachs Prelude In C Major #2. The pianist then played DeBussys Serenade For The Doll and jazz artist Lee Morgans Sidewinder. Cummins first vocal offering of the evening was Dont Let The Sun Go Down On Me, a song Elton John originally released on his 1974 studio album, Caribou.

Dont Let The Sun Go Down On Me led into Mamu, an Umphreys McGee original the band has only played three times since 2002. Joel then jammed UMs Wife Soup into the Wilco classic Sunken Treasure. From there, Cummins fit Roulette within Higgins before Hajimemashite bled into Journeys beloved Dont Stop Believin. The set came to a close with the end of UMs own All In Time.

Donations were split between Team Umphreys McGee and the National Civil Rights Museum. Watch Joels set below:

Set: Improv > Prelude In C Major #2, Serenade For The Doll, Sidewinder, Dont Let The Sun Go Down On Me > Mamu, Wife Soup > Sunken Treasure, Higgins > Roulette > Higgins, Hajimemashite > Dont Stop Believin > All In Time Coda

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Joel Cummins Covers Journey, Wilco & Elton John 'Live From The Living Room' - JamBase