Pointless Nostalgic

Review A perfect showcase.. breathing new life into tried and tested vehicles, there's an infectious devil-may-care swagger about the whole album. -- Jazzwise Magazine, September 2002 Cullum's mellifluous tone, clarity of diction, exciting pianism - clearly mark him out as a young artist with immense potential' -- Jazzwise, September 2002 Product Description Pointless Nostalgic is a refreshingly hip album by a sensational talent, Jamie Cullum. It’s jazz man, but jazz to fall in love with. Tunes as diverse as You’re Nobody Til Somebody Loves You and heartbrakingly beatiful version of Radiohead’s High and Dry vie for attention with self-penned classics like Pointless Nostalgic or the outrageously funny Who Wants To Be A Popstar. At 22, Jamie is a self proclaimed ‘nostalgic,' knowing over 200 classic songs by heart, but there’s nothing ‘pointless about this collection of the best 13 tracks in his repertoire. He’s hip, and charming, and boy can he sing! You probably forgot music could make you feel this good. From the Artist With the exuberance of Ben Folds, the confidence of Robbie Williams, and the classic sound of Sinatra, Jamie Cullum enters the arena of sophisticated jazz with a humility that belies his exceptional talent.