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07 Sep 2010 - Jamie's BBC Radio 2 Show - 07/09/2010 7PM
Jamie Cullum showcases his love for all types of jazz, and music rooted in jazz, from its heritage to the future.
The first of a two-part special in which Jamie visits Hollywood actor, director and producer Clint Eastwood at his production studio in LA, the place where he records the scores for his films.
Clint talks about the humorous side of jazz and how that has changed over the years, about the clubs he used to visit in his youth and about the legendary artists he would go to see perform, or even mingle with as well as his time in the army and the musicians he met there.
In a warm, personal interview, we see Clint Eastwood from a different angle, reunited with Jamie who he worked with on the soundtrack for Gran Torino, and talking passionately about the music he loves.
TUNE IN TONIGHT AT 7PM!
07 Sep 2010 - Jamie Interviews Ben Folds
As many of you may already know, Jamie is a huge fan of American singer-songwriter Ben Folds. Jamie has been given the opportunity to interview Ben Folds over a live web chat this afternoon at 4pm.
Additionally, Folds accepted submissions via his Twitter, Facebook, and Myspace comments to find 15–20 potential fan interviewers to conduct a series of live 10-minute online video interviews with him in the run up to his album release 'Lonely Avenue', which is a collaboration between himself and English novelist Nick Hornby. It will be released September 28 on Nonesuch Records.
Stream it live TODAY at 4:00 P.M. Eastern time at www.benfolds.com/chat.
31 Aug 2010 - Jamie's BBC Radio 2 Show
This week's show features an interview with the piano and synthesizer pioneer and singer George Duke, who has worked with a range of artists including Frank Zappa. George looks back over his career and talks about the influence that Duke Ellington, Ray Charles and Miles Davis had on his tastes as well as the different styles he likes to explore when creating music.
Jamie also selects another session from the BBC archives. So far, he has played sessions from Duke Ellington, the John Surman Octet, Tubby Hayes and Oscar Peterson, dating back to the 1960s.
29 Aug 2010 - Must Be The Music tonight
Don't forget to tune in for Must Be The Music tonight at 7pm on Sky1!
24 Aug 2010 - Jamie's BBC Radio 2 Show
On this week's show... Nominated for the Album Of The Year Mercury award for their album Golden, the Kit Downes Trio are in session for Jamie at the BBC Maida Vale studios playing tunes from the album and telling the stories behind them.
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