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Jamie Cullum

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Jamie Cullum

vocals · piano · guitar · bass · drums · percussion

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Who is Jamie Cullum

Jamie Cullum is a British vocalist, pianist and multi-instrumentalist, born around 1979. His recorded output spans contemporary jazz, vocal jazz and crossover styles, with a sound that draws on jazz-pop and blues influences. Across his albums, he performs on piano, guitar, bass guitar, Wurlitzer electric piano, percussion and drum kit, often combining these in a live setting. His discography includes *Catching Tales* (2005), *Devil May Care!* (2010), *The Song Society Playlist* (2018) and *The Pianoman at Christmas* (2020), alongside earlier releases such as *Twenty Zero Five Live* (2004) and the two-volume *Jamie Cullum* set from 2006. Cullum maintains an active public presence across major streaming and social platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, Tidal, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok. His official website and MusicBrainz listings confirm a career rooted in jazz and blues, with a focus on original songwriting and reinterpretation. He is also documented on Discogs and MySpace, reflecting a long-standing engagement with both physical and digital music distribution.

Born in 1979 · United Kingdom

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