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Park Bench Theories
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Product Description
Self taught multi-instrumentalist Jamie Scott and his band's debut release fuses genres such as 60s and 70s pop, indie and jazz to produce an album of radio friendly acoustic numbers which draw influences from artists as diverse as Jeff Buckley and Jamiroquai. In 'Park Bench Theories' Scott breaks free of the musical constraints set by many of his singer songwriter contemporaries to deliver an intelligent and emotive record. Includes the single 'When Will I See Your Face Again.'
Track Listing
- Runaway Train
- When Will I See Your Face Again
- London Town
- Changes
- Shadows
- Standing In The Rain
- Love Song To Remember
- Weeping Willow
- Two Men
- Rise Up
- Hey You
- Lady West
- Untitled
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #5366 in Music
- Released on: 2007-09-03
- Number of discs: 1
- Running time: 55 minutes
Customer Reviews
Great new voice that is a joy to listen to
This album has all that a great piece of music needs. Jamie's songs are heartfelt, melodic and uplifting. His voice has a beautiful tembre and combining it with the jazzy/bluesy feel in some songs like a "Love song to remember" provides a knockout performance and as a rsult a solid 'must have' album.
Also having seen him sing live I have to mention that a live performance by Jamie surpasses the recording by at least a factor of 10.
Superb
I have just seen this singer live playing with an amazing cellist called Nick Squires at the BIC in Bournemouth. They had a great reception and ran out of CDs so had to order this one.
Fantastic songs, beautifully produced and essential for your collection.
BRILLIANT!
There's not a lot else to be said really. I first heard the track Standing In The Rain at my hairdressers and loved it so looked for the CD. From the first play it is amazing and gets better the more you listen to it. Do not even compare this to James Blunt, Jamie is by far the better of the two, more original, entertaining, the depth is amazing. Can't wait for more.
