| James Morrison | Primary Artist |
| James Morrison | Vocals, Background Vocals |
| Alexander Abreu | Trumpet |
| David Angell | Strings, Violin |
| John Catchings | Cello |
| David Davidson | Violin |
| Charles Judge | Keyboards |
| The London Session Orchestra | Strings |
| Steve Robson | Bass, Percussion, Piano, Drums, Glockenspiel, Keyboards, Melodica |
| Andy Ross | Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone |
| J. Neil Sidwell | Trombone |
| Mark Taylor | Percussion, Keyboards |
| John Thirkell | Trumpet |
| Maxine Willard Waters | Background Vocals |
| Kristin Wilkinson | Viola |
| Dan Wilson | Bass, Piano |
| Julia Waters | Background Vocals |
| Bruce White | Viola |
| Amaury Perez | Trombone |
| John Shanks | Bass, Guitar, Keyboards |
| Emma Kummrow | Violin |
| Igor Szwec | Violin |
| Gregory Teperman | Violin |
| Monisa Angell | Viola |
| Chris Elliott | Strings |
| Adam Phillips | Guitar |
| London Studio Orchestra | Strings |
| Ruth Frazier | Viola |
| Emlyn Singleton | Violin |
| Martin Terefe | Bass, Guitar, Wurlitzer |
| Nelly Furtado | Vocals, Guest Appearance |
| Eg White | Guitar, Drums, Keyboards, Background Vocals, Moog Synthesizer, Moog Bass |
| Dominic Glover | Trumpet |
| Eddie Fisher | Drums |
| Paul Barry | Bass, Wurlitzer |
| Jeremy McCoy | Bass |
| Jeff Rothschild | Drums |
| Seton Daunt | Guitar |
| Arnulf Lindner | Bass, Cello |
| Jennie Lorenzo | Cello |
| Paul "Beardy" Beard | Hammond Organ, Hammond B3 |
| Ryan Tedder | Piano, fender rhodes |
| David Jack Daniels | Cello |
| Ghislaine Fleischmann | Violin |
| Mat Colman | Trombone |
| Mike A. Jarosz | Trumpet |
| Karl Brazil | Drums |
| Alex E. Smith | Bass, Guitar, Percussion |
| José Luís "Chewy" Hernández | Saxophone |
| Perry Montague-Mason | Violin |
| Kristoffer Sonne | Drums |
| Luigi Mazzocchi | Violin |
| Ayak Thiik | Background Vocals |
| Nikolaj Torp | Piano, Keyboards, Hammond Organ, Hammond B3 |
| Ash Soan | Drums |
| Rita Ora | Background Vocals |
| The Love Sponge Strings | Strings |
| Jose Luis 'Chewy' Hernandez | Saxophone |
| Gregory Riley | Tenor Saxophone |
| Donovan Blackwood | Background Vocals |
| Neil Sidwell | Trombone |
| H.S. Alexandra Leem | Viola |
| Alex Smith | Percussion |
| Chris Farr | Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone |
| Matt Gallagher | Trumpet |
| Charles Parker | Violin |
| Chris Braide | Composer |
| Martin Brammer | Composer |
| David Davidson | Arranger, String Arrangements |
| Steve Robson | Composer, Producer, Audio Production |
| Ren Swan | Engineer |
| Mark Taylor | Arranger, Composer, Programming, Producer, Engineer, String Arrangements, Audio Production |
| Dan Wilson | Composer |
| Lars Fox | Digital Editing |
| John Shanks | Composer, Producer, Audio Production |
| Joaquin Betancourt | Arranger, Horn Arrangements |
| Everton Nelson | Orchestra Leader |
| Neil Tucker | Engineer |
| Richard Flack | Engineer |
| Martin Terefe | Composer, Producer, Audio Production |
| Bobby Shin | Engineer |
| Fraser T. Smith | Composer |
| Wayne Hector | Composer |
| Eg White | Producer, Audio Production |
| Richard Woodcraft | Engineer |
| Nina Woodford | Composer |
| Paul Barry | Composer |
| Jonathan Shakhovskoy | Engineer |
| Jeff Rothschild | Engineer |
| Cliff Masterson | Arranger |
| Dyre Gormsen | Engineer |
| Rob Haggett | Engineer, Digital Editing |
| Ryan Tedder | Composer, Producer, Audio Production |
| Alex E. Smith | Engineer |
| James Morrison | Composer |
| Colin Heldt | Engineer |
| Iain Hill | Engineer |
| Larry S. Gold | Arranger |
torreycat
Posted October 1, 2010
I saw James Morrison on Jay Leno a few months ago and started searching for his music...it has been in my CD player ever since I found it. He has an incredible, distinctive voice--musically and emotionally.
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Posted October 1, 2010
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James Morrison has an amazing voice! There is a great variety of songs, loved the collaboration with Nelly Furtado.
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Posted October 1, 2010
I love James Morrison's voice. That is what first attracted me to his music. It's got that great slightly gravely quality. I first became acquainted with him by checking a library cd-not having ever heard of him before. I absolutely loved it-so much that I downloaded it from Itunes. When a niece of mine's birthday came up I decided to give her a newer cd of his. I got a chance to listen to it and noticed right away that this cd doesn't have the variety of sounds that the other cd has. It kind of all sounds the same but I want to make it clear that I still like it. I just love the other one.
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Posted October 1, 2010
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because James Morrison is absolutely amazing. He's got an amazing voice and a new mo-townish sound. A wonderful all around artist!
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Posted October 1, 2010
Could this album be MORE devoid of passion, creativity, relevance, or a point to its very existence? This is music for people who don't like music.
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Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Stephen Thomas Erlewine
What separates James Morrison from fellow Brit singer/songwriters like James Blunt and Daniel Powter is his taste for soul. Sure, this may have been fostered in part by his fondness for Elton John -- whose presence is as inescapable in Morrison's music as it is in Blunt, Powter, or any number of modern-day pop troubadours -- but Morrison picks up on the splashy soul of John's middle-period, weaving in elements of Stevie Wonder and Van Morrison to create a retro-soul vibe that's more about the song than the groove. This is more true on Songs for You, Truths for Me than it was on his 2007 debut Undiscovered, as he piles on horn sections, sings with a gruff studied...