Not only is James Blunt a talented singer/songwriter, but before the release of his debut album Back to Bedlam, James was an officer in the Life Guards, a cavalry regiment in the British Army. In this exclusive interview, James talks about his time in Kosovo, and his return visit to perform for the troops and his touching song ‘No Bravery’, inspired by his time at war.
But fortunately, James also manages to amuse us all with tales from his tour bus and his love for Ibiza.
BRIT Award for Best Producer 2010: ...for their achievements over the past 12 months were cheered on by the artists they have worked with. MUSIC PRODUCERS GUILD AWARDS 2010 – THE WINNERS Producer of The Year - sponsored by the BPI: Paul Epworth Shortlist: Jim Abbiss, Paul Epworth, Ethan Johns,...
The decades pop music 2000-2005: ...year saw Pete Waterman join forces with Louis Walsh on music reality TV show ‘Popstars The Rivals’. The aim of the show was to create one boyband and one girlband. The winning bands would then go head to head for the Christmas number one. The Spice Girls’...
PPQ Broken Heart DJ: From swingtime to dancehall: ...plenty of lipstick! Broken Heart DJ even managed to give us a few tips on where to find some of their original pieces…as well as letting us in on the music tastes of a Mr. Percy Parker of PPQ - apparently he always requests lots of northern soul....
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