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ContactMusic — Jamie Cullum started off as a heavy metal fan The jazz pianist and singer was initially drawn to an altogether darker music as a teenager and thinks it gave him a good base to move on to jazz and its complicated forms and structures from He... more info

Guardian Music — Pizza Express Soho, LondonThere's a world of difference between LA-raised Gregory Porter (the rising jazz vocalist whom Jamie Cullum has described as "really special") and the remarkable Italian singer Diana Torto. This becomes clear in the contrast ... more info

ContactMusic — Sophie Dahl says meeting Jamie Cullum was like coming home The supermodel-turned-TV presenter married the jazz musician in 2010 and gave birth to the couples first child Lyra in March and Sophie knew almost immediately that Jamie was The One... more info

Guardian Music — The Who star will ask if creativity can thrive in the digital era in Radio Festival speech to be aired live on 6 MusicPete Townshend will give the inaugural John Peel lecture at the Radio Festival in Salford later this month to be broadcast live on B... more info

ContactMusic — A series of previously unseen portraits of musicians including Brandon Flowers Mark Ronson and Jamie Cullum is to go on display in London Artist Joe Simpson spent more than a year travelling the world to meet his famous subjects at their home in a re... more info

ContactMusic — Millionaire model Sophie Dahl is facing a backlash from her novelist grandfather Roald Dahls fans after appealing for 800000 500000 to save his writing shed The British beauty married to jazz star Jamie Cullum took to the airwaves in the U K to... more info

Guardian Music — (Alexanderstewart.net) A hasty listen to the 23-year-old Manchester-born singer Alexander Stewart can leave you muttering "Michael Bublé", though the more generous might invoke Jamie Cullum. He's accompanied on this debut session by a razor-sharp g... more info

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Yahoo! Music UK — world entertainment news - Jamie Cullum is convinced his series Must Be The Music was axed because it wasn't as "cruel" as other reality shows. more info