Artist	Song
Jamie Cullum	All At Sea
from Twenty Something (2009)
Jamie Cullum	High And Dry
from Pointless Nostalgic (2006)
Jamie Cullum	Just One of Those Things
from The Pursuit (2010)
Jamie Cullum	Get Your Way
from Catching Tales (2005)
Jamie Cullum	Photograph (Live)
from Live At Ronnie Scott's (2006)
Jamie Cullum	Don't Stop the Music
from The Pursuit (2010)
Jamie Cullum	Back to the Ground
from Catching Tales (2005)
Jamie Cullum	Frontin'
from Twenty Something (2009)
Jamie Cullum	Wheels
from The Pursuit (2010)
Jamie Cullum	I Could Have Danced All Night
from Twenty Something (2009)
Jamie Cullum	You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You
from Pointless Nostalgic (2006)
Jamie Cullum	I'm Glad There Is You
from Catching Tales (2005)
Jamie Cullum	Twentysomething
from Twenty Something (2009)
Jamie Cullum	London Skies
from Catching Tales (2005)
Jamie Cullum	Lookin' Good
from Pointless Nostalgic (2006)
Jamie Cullum	Mind Trick (Live)
from Live At Ronnie Scott's (2006)
Jamie Cullum	I Only Have Eyes for You
from Catching Tales (2005)
Jamie Cullum	Mixtape
from The Pursuit (2010)
Jamie Cullum	These Are the Days (Live)
from Sessions@AOL - EP (2004)
Jamie Cullum	Get Your Way (Live)
from Live At Ronnie Scott's (2006)
Jamie Cullum	You and the Night and the Music
from Pointless Nostalgic (2006)
Jamie Cullum	I Get a Kick Out of You
from Twenty Zero Five Live - EP (2006)
Jamie Cullum	Lover, You Should Have Come Over
from Twenty Something (2009)
Geoff Gascoyne featuring Jamie Cullum	God Only Knows
from God Only Knows - Single (2007)
Jamie Cullum	You and Me Are Gone
from The Pursuit (2010)
Jamie Cullum	But for Now (Live)
from Sessions@AOL - EP (2004)
Handsome Boy Modeling School, Jamie Cullum & John Oates	Greatest Mistake
from White People (2004)
Jamie Cullum	21st Centry Kid (Live)
from Live At Ronnie Scott's (2006)
Jamie Cullum	Well You Needn't
from Pointless Nostalgic (2006)
Beady Belle	Intermission Music
from Belvedere (2008)

Comment:

At a time when the Great American Songbook has been pillaged by aging pop stars unwilling to hang up their rock 'n' roll shoes, British vocalist Jamie Cullum breezed onto the scene like a tenor-throated zephyr. Part Dave Frishberg, part Harry Connick, Jr., and part Orlando Bloom, the twentysomething Cullum slides comfortably between the poppier side of the jazz and rock worlds, a hipster in slacker's clothing. His influences run the gamut from too-hip-for-the-room to geek chic, always a good sign for a young artist's potential longevity; like Norah Jones, with whom he's been compared, Cullum eludes the flavor-of-the-month club in favor of the long haul. And if he's this good now, we can't [i]wait[/i] until the moisture behind his ears dries out — when he hits his thirties and forties, the age when many jazz and pop interpreters do their best work.

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