Jamie sold his house to make this album and has totally dedicated his life to his music. Since making the album Jamie formed a new line up for his band ' Jamie and the first class'. They soon became the resident band for School Disco at Hammersmith Palais in London. Keep up to date with jamie on his website www.jamie.fm Twitter @jamieAgoddard Facebook https://www.facebook.com/jamesadriangoddard The band are now enjoying life on the road and released their 1st album 'Late for School' in Nov 2006. Jamie grew up in Bray , Berkshire England has been performing on stage from an early age. He has performed at over 1000 venues including The Barbican, Old Trafford and The Civic Hall. Jamie wrote MOVING ON about true personal experiences in his life with songs that relate to people of all ages . Jamie started off singing in the choir, playing violin & piano at St Pirans prep school. At Desborough secondary school he started playing drums then progressed to guitar at 16. He toured the country after leaving the Academy of Music in Guildford and relished life on the road. In 1999 Jamie started writing and recording his own material full time and decided to front his own band. Jamie's voice has been compared to the likes of Steve Harley, Marc Bolan, John Lennon and Bono . The music and lyrics are often associated with Crowded House, The Jam, The Specials, Billy Bragg and The Stereophonics. radio success Jamie's 5 singles have been played by over 100 radio stations in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Most notably Virgin, Capital, Radio 2, Heart, Wave, Star FM & BBC radio. Jamie appeared for live interviews on STAR FM BBC Radio, Blast 1386, Kestrel, British Forces Worldwide, 210 FM, Reading 107 and Wave FM. His songs have also been played in France, Canada, Turkey, Greece and Slovakia. Tour of Schools - Jamie has been performing in schools and helping pupils to get involved in the music industry in a voluntary project funded by himself. He has also given free music workshops to GCSE students to improve performance and composing skills whilst teaching industry structure. 'what they said' - feedback from those who know ' These songs are potential commercial hits' Chris Tarrant, Capital Radio ' Oh yeah, Mobile Phone and All the money are all potential hit singles' Andy Whitmore, Producer with 6 No1's 'The presentation of this project was very impressive' Guy Moot, Director of EMI 'Stop hassling me' Chris Evans, Virgin 'Keep trying and you will get the break you deserve' Ray Fisher, Unit 2 plus 4 'You are a very talented young man' Eric Hall, Monster Monster (Discovered Queen)