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Jamie Cullum

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10/04/2012

Duration:
57 minutes
First broadcast:
Tuesday 10 April 2012

This week, Jamie's guest is the American jazz-pop singer, songwriter and guitarist Curtis Stigers.

Curtis performs stripped-down tracks from his latest album Let's Go Out Tonight, at the BBC Maida Vale Studios.

Jamie also selects some of his favourite classic tracks and showcases new releases from the rising stars of the jazz world.

Music Played

11 items
  • Image for Dr. John

    Dr. John Big Shot

    Locked Down, Nonesuch Records

  • Image for T-Bone Walker

    T-Bone Walker Two Bones And A Pick

    T-Bone Blues, Atlantic Records

  • Clark Terry And Bob Brookmeyer Quintet Haig And Haig

    Gingerbread Man, Mainstream Records

  • Image for Torun Eriksen

    Torun Eriksen Way To Go

    Prayers And Observation, Jazzland Records

  • Image for Wes Montgomery

    Wes Montgomery Twisted Blues

    So Much Guitar, Riverside

  • BBC Maida Vale Session Track

    • Curtis Stigers (Live At Maida Vale) This Life

  • Image for Hidden Orchestra

    Hidden Orchestra Flight

    Flight, Tru Thoughts

  • BBC Maida Vale Session Track

  • Image for Miles Davis

    Miles Davis Spanish Key

    Bitches Brew, Columbia

  • Bill Evans And Tony Bennett We’ll Be Together Again

    The Bill Evans/Tony Bennett Album, Fantasy Records

  • Image for Bugge Wesseltoft

    Bugge Wesseltoft We’ll Be Together Again

    Songs, Jazzman Records

  • Curtis Stigers In Session At BBC Maida Vale

    Curtis Stigers In Session At BBC Maida Vale

  • Curtis Stigers In Session At BBC Maida Vale

    Curtis Stigers In Session At BBC Maida Vale

  • Curtis Stigers

    Curtis Stigers

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