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James Morrison: James Morrison, a BRIT Award-winning singer-songwriter hails from Warwickshire, is a critically acclaimed artist who has produced several chart topping singles and albums that appeal to a large audience.
Influenced by the likes of Otis Reading, Al Green and Stevie Wonder, he has built up a loyal army of fans, and his concerts and gigs often sell out quickly, so if you want to see James live in action here at "&venue_name&", you need to get tickets quick!
James Morrison: James Morrison live at Brighton Centre on the 8 Oct 09.
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James Morrison at The Brighton Centre in Brighton, Sussex on Thursday, 08 October 2009.
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