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I remember first encountering Jamie Cullum but it took me a while to remember where and it turns out it was the 2003 V-festival in Staffordshire, the very year “Twentysomething” was released. It was in a tent, maybe a Radio 1 tent and I don’t think I went there to watch Jamie Cullum, but you know, it was a while a go and I had a few drinks and I’ve no idea who we actually went to catch. Or maybe we just popped in as we were walking past as you do at a festival. But we walked in to
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Dave Sparks
Creator of Mumubl, sharing various songs I've loved from my past - big famous classics, little quirky unknowns, anything that I enjoyed once upon a time. -
Nat Greener
BA Hons Journalism & Media | MA Creative & Cultural Industry Management | Independent Freelancer -
Louis Hardiman
Hi, I am Louis, a writer, journalist, and music fan, currently living in Edinburgh. My main music interests are British indie, dreampop of the late 80s and 90s, and the 80s alternative scene.