Twentysomething - Jamie Cullum

Description: Genre: Jazz / Artist: Jamie Cullum / Audio CD released 2003-10-20 at Universal Classics & Jazz / Disc #1 ... more

Twentysomething - Jamie Cullum ... Tracklisting
1 What A Difference A Day Made
2 These Are The Days
3 Singing in the Rain
4 TwentySomething
5 But For Now
6 Old Devil Moon
7 I Could Have Danced All Night
8 Blame It On My Youth
9 I Get A Kick Out Of You
10 All At Sea
11 Wind Cries Mary
12 Lover You Should Have Come Over
13 It's About Time
14 Next Year, Baby

Newest Review: ... second album and builds on the last by covering a few classics and standards in his own piano style. But some of the covers ... more

... do leave you wanting someyhing more, and a few more originals would have been nice, but his follow-up Catching Tales provides this, and i would throughly recommend it to anyone who likes this but wants more. The highlights on this set include, Wind Cries Mary which is a good cover of a classic Hendrix track that takes away some of the blues elements and gives it some more yearning and eagerness apparrent in many of his other songs. Another highlight is Twenty Something, the title track that is a simple some about his ...more

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	Twentysomething Twentysomething is a stunning second album. After rising to promi ... Last Update 07.12.2009 06:04	£ 2.81

Twentysomething
Twentysomething is a stunning second album. After rising to promi ...

Last Update 07.12.2009 06:04

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Twentysomething - Jamie Cullum: Can You Cover It? (207 words)
by - written on 23/01/09 (Very useful, 10 readings)
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Jamie Cullum is the blue-eyed boy of british jazz and rightly so, with his down to earth attitude and great style that has brough him to the attention of many critics and music fans alike. This is his second album and builds on the last by covering a few classics and standards in his own piano style. But some of the covers do leave you wanting someyhing more, and a few more originals would have been nice, but his follow-up Catching Tales provides this, and i would throughly recommend it to anyone who likes this but wants more. The highlights on this set include, Wind Cries Mary which is a good cover of a classic Hendrix track that takes away some of the blues ... Read the complete review

all this and he's only twenty something! (811 words)
by - written on 29/05/05 (Very useful, 203 readings)
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at first listen and appearence of jamie cullum i thought "here's another person waiting to rip of the rat pack and make a quick dollar" - how wrong was I! jamie cullum grew and grew on me, more every time i listened to his tracks and i became a big fan of the music he produced and essentially didnt rip off! On the album there is a fair numbers of covers, i won't deny that. Despite this they are completely re-born and re-vamped so that all types of listners, from those who followed the rat pack to those who are just starting to introduce themselves to jazz. 1. The opening track 'What a difference a day made' is a great start to the album ... Read the complete review

Twentysomething - Jamie Cullum: Jazz, Baby! (589 words)
by - written on 04/04/04 (Very useful, 351 readings)
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Playing Jamie cullum's third album, twently something, evokes similar feelings to those fo a child playing with a jack in the box- everytime you are delighted, and everytime suprised anew by his irreverence and his playful yet undeniable talent. At just 23, and a cute (for his face is handsome enough to get away with this) 5 feet and four inches tall, Jamie is the baby of Jazz. And thats no bad thing to be. He's shaking it up, doing his own thing, whilst impressing jazz afficionados and newcomers alike. He's cool and trendy with the youngsters, which lets face it, a jazz artist hasn't been for quite some time, and he's good enough to ... Read the complete review