Sensitive Hours

Sha'ot Regishot

Jamie Cullum - What's Going On - Marvin Gaye Cover

Peacemaker

I'm Lying

Machineri - Soul People

Jamie Cullum and the Heritage Orchestra (BBC Proms 2010   Full Concert)

Track 7

What A Difference A Day Made - Jamie Cullum  Track 7

Fifth EP with some ballads about finding my way and trying to start anew

ALL THIS POTENTIAL BUT...

Take Me - Hurray for the Riff Raff

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Rumoured to be an Incan princess (or a housewife from Brooklyn) there is one thing about Yma Sumac of which there is no doubt: her voice – an astounding instrument, both emotive and playful that captured the imagination of millions during the height of her 1950s “Voice of the Xtabay” exotica-fame.

After years of global adulation, tours behind the iron curtain and then a number of personal crises, Yma was ready to return to the spotlight in 1972.

Flanked by her original collaborator, the King of Exotica, Les Baxter, this was to be no tired rerun of former glories but instead a blistering psyche-rock-exploitation opus!

Yma growls and swoops her way over solid grooves, swirling keys and fuzz guitars. Withdrawn immediately after release in a blizzard of litigation and acrimony, this rare and lysergic masterpiece is now fully restored and remastered from the original master tapes for its first ever official reissue.

Presented with two fantastic (and previously unheard) extra tracks.

Yma Sumac - El Cóndor Pasa (Excerpt from Miracles LP)

Jazzblues

evocative of the acoustic guitar of Ry Cooder, but a Les Copeland original

Take Me - Hurray for the Riff Raff

hurray for the riff raff