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TRACKLISTING Jamie's new album, 'Catching Tales', is certainly the result of a remarkable period in the 25 year old's life. Bursting with all the experiences and new music he has encountered on his travels. Alongside a beautiful cover of Doves 'Catch The Sun' Jamie couples his trademark takes on jazz standards with several self-penned tracks. This time around, he also experimented with collaborations. He worked on one track, 'Get Your Way', with renowned hip-hop DJ and Gorillaz member, Dan The Automator, while Ben, Jamie's brother, plays the electric bass on most tracks and, as he did on Twentysomething, co-wrote several of the albums original tracks. In addition, 'Catching Tales' features singer-songwriter Ed Harcourt, a collaborator on one of Jamie's own favourite album tracks, the sublime 'Back ToThe Ground'. "It's a classic touring song about when you get home and you readjust to life," Jamie remembers. "We literally caned a bottle of wine and jammed this blues song. He got on the guitar, I got on the Wurlitzer and we wrote the song within an hour. He was so inspirational, his impact is far more than just that one song and I definitely want to continue to work with him." It fits perfectly on an album where usual musical constraints just don't apply and the possibilities of jazz, dance, hip hop and pop are challenged and attacked with fresh ears. Propelled by Jamie's sheer enthusiasm at starting all over again, 'Chasing Tales' marks the end of two mad years but the beginning of yet another chapter in Jamie Cullum's extraordinary life. |
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TRACKLISTING Jamie Cullum - Twentysomething (Special Edition) 'Twentysomething', Jamie's first major label album, was released in Australia in June 2004 and tore down the barriers between pop and jazz and juxtaposed unique arrangements of jazz standards with a handful of his own original compositions and startling piano-led versions of songs by Jimi Hendrix and Jeff Buckley. After a successful promo tour in July the album reached #1 on the Australian jazz charts and #2 on the Australian pop charts. Jamie returned in December to perform for a filmed-for-TV concert in Melbourne's Yarra Valley. Twentysomething has been repackaged with the lead track from the new Bridget Jones's Diary - The Edge Of Reason film, 'Everlasting Love', a version of the 1969 pop hit by Love Affair. The new format also includes a new track Can't We Be Friends and the previously unreleased track 'Old Devil Moon' (surround sound). |
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The new concert DVD features Jamie at Blenheim Palace plus interview and on the road footage in the USA and at the Glastonbury festival in the UK. Extras on the DVD include the videos for All At Sea, These Are the Days and Wind Cries Mary. The DVD also includes The Making Of Wind Cries Mary, Jamie at Glastonbury (High and Dry), Jamie busking in San Francisco and I Want To Be A Popstar (previously unseen performance). |
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TRACKLISTING Extras: Recorded at picturesque Edinburgh Castle, Donny Osmond performs to thousands of adoring fans. A concert of hits from days gone by and from his new album What I Meant To Say.
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TOUR ALBUM! TRACKLISTING The new album from Donny Osmond features some new tracks written by Donny with some of the great songwriters such as Guy Chambers. Album also features some great covers and is a must for any Donny Osmond fan.
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