Jazz Vocalist: Jamie

With a velvety baritone voice, Jamie Davis is regarded as one of the top male jazz vocalists of his generation. Hailed as "the successor" to Lou Rawls and Joe Williams, Davis has performed with Tony Bennett, George Benson, Jimmy Cobbs, Patty Austin, Rosemary Clooney, and Billy Cobham.

Clint Eastwood's favorite jazz singer, Davis’s rich, deep baritone voice is naturally suited for big bands—he has led the renowned Count Basie Orchestra and the BBC's 64-piece orchestra. His ability to seamlessly blend swing with pop songs appeals to audiences beyond traditional jazz listeners. Music from Davis' four albums has been played on local radio stations all across the US and Canada and has even made the in-flight audio playlists of British Airways, Scandinavian, Aer Lingus, and British Midland. In 2007, he performed in front of millions on the UK's biggest TV talk show, Parkinson.