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Jim Glennie. James Patrick Glennie (born 10 October 1963) is the bassist for and eponym of English rock band, James. [1] [2] He is the band's longest-serving member—having been there from the first line-up through to the present day—and now only remaining original member. [3] He was born in Moss Side, Manchester.
Having celebrated their 40th anniversary last year, James are back with new album Yummy. The LP maintains a prolific output since the band reformed, vowing to stop their internal chaos. Tim Booth, Saul Davies and Jim Glennie tell Classic Pop of the nine-piece’s eccentric creative process, why they’re so bloody-minded – and of their ...
May 31, 2021 · Manchester band James are preparing to release their 16th studio album All the Colours Of You on June 4. In an interview with Brig, Jim Glennie spoke about the album itself along with other background chat, including how he feels the music industry has changed since James released their first album in 1986. Glennie said how he and the rest of ...
Glennie has acknowledged that accepting the differences in the band and treating his relationship with Booth as “fragile” are key to keeping James together. And their appeal today stretches ...
Founded in 1982 by bassist Jim Glennie, the Manchester group initially gained attention for their unique fusion of alternative rock, indie pop, and folk. Yet, somehow, characterising a band like James by genre feels somewhat simplistic and, dare we say, a bit pointless.
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May 31, 2021 · Glennie spoke through the decision-making process that James goes through when creating albums. “It’s primarily the four song-writers: myself, Tim, Mark and Saul. The songs are our babies so we keep the decision-making between ourselves up until the producers come in.
Apr 21, 2023 · Glennie says that the concept for the orchestral album, ‘Be Opened By the Wonderful’, comes from a gig they did 2011, which was frustratingly never recorded. With this being James ‘ 40th anniversary year, the opportunity to revisit and revitalize their back-catalogue was a welcome one. Featuring a gospel choir and a 22 piece orchestra ...
