Jamie Cullum On Writing A Song For Clint Eastwood’s Movie, Gran Torino
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- Joining Rob for a chat this week is award-winning jazz-pop singer & songwriter Jamie Cullum. They talk about Jamie’s new Christmas album, the impact growing up in a musical household had on his career, and their shared love of Elvis Presley and Louis Prima. Jamie also shares his two career highlights: opening for Billy Joel at Madison Square Gardens and being given the opportunity to write a song for Clint Eastwood’s Gran Torino. We also discover that Jamie has only recently started taking piano lessons, and that he has been playing by ear since he was a teenager!
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Why am I just finding out about this channel. Rob Byrdon is just fantastic, excellent stuff!
Rob’s interviews are fantastic because they’re not shallow and impersonal. One knows he cares about it and it’s relevant to him. Authentic and pleasurable. Ironic from a man who likes to do impressions. Joking… These talks really are meaningful and honest. Lovely to watch and there is an educational aspect to them because there is depth to them. And I said it before, he has a proper setup to do them. Suggests seriousness. As Steve said about the Sean Connery impression in one of The Trips: “it’s all about the depth.” I think it’s fair to say: Rob has got one up on him when it comes to interviews.
I love Jamie so much! I discovered him when I was 13 years old when he came out with “twentysomething“
I’m normally not at all a fan of jazz but Jamie Cullum, that man knows how to make really good modern jazz.
Thanks for introducing me to Giacomo Smith.
I have never heard of Jamie Cullum before but I just love Rob so I guess now I have to listen to Jamie's songs!
Glad to know this much more about this talented guy.
Great interview. Love 'Kind of Blue...'
Gran Torino song is an atmospheric masterpiece sublime soulful sensory touching beautiful work Jamie x💗x
Another great one 👍
Great show in Cheltenham on Monday, what a laugh.
he was on 8 out of 10 cats countdown and composed a song for Jon Richardson --very sweet guy. ('he's gonna take her up the aisle' -snicker, snicker-- but 'he has the heart of a champion'
Great interview and a fascinating insight into jazz!
Great interview
The first thing that comes to mind for me, regarding Louis Prima, is “Yes, We Have No Bananas”.
My mother was a piano teacher. I can’t play a note😢
What a lovely young man!
There used to be a fab video of Giacomo Smith and Adrian Cox playing a Benny Goodman number with Wynton Marsalis and the LCJO.
I think Goodman, Ellington or Basie is a way better introduction to jazz than Davis or Coltrane.
Of course, Goodman's classic 'Sing, Sing, Sing' was written by Louis Prima.
Rob Brydon talks at Jamie Callum.
nice video
Uncle Bryn does Clint! =)
I think there’s some resemblance between Jamie Cullum and Mathew Horne.
Oh, he was doing Parky.
What voice or person is Rob imitating in the intro?
It was Terry Wigan...in his TV talk show days he spoke at the lower registers of his voice, fairly slowly and precisely.
Another delightful chat. These are such a joy.
I wonder if Jamie’s ever planning on ageing, even just a little bit..?
I know right? He's a year older than me, but looks 15 years younger...
@@foreignparticle1320 yeah. Voice helps too, sounds like a teenager’s.
How the fuck is he 44? He looks like he could pass from anywhere from age 14-23. Voice helps too, it’s perpetually youthful sounding.
Also, is it me or does he bear a striking resemblance to Rami Malek at times?
He still looks twenty-something..