Read Jazz's interview with The Irish Times about his career in the music industry and his previous time in the army here: irishtimes.com/culture/all-th…

The message is simple: don't fuck with the line-up. Trust the people that make music you love.

The singer's girlfriend came up with the name, so we were stuck with it.

You win some, and other times all you get is a weird lunch.

Sometimes Fat Deitar wins, you know. Sometimes… sometimes you end up standing beside a drum-kit on a street in Frankfurt in the snow.

Jazz is speaking to Robert Elms on We've moved... very shortly - tune in now!

I refused to be in a room with him once, because he's horrible. He's the least artist-friendly lawyer ever.

Setting up a venture with that guy is like giving a baby a hand grenade.

In the circus of the music business, you bought the 'clown' while the real talent talks perfect grammar in London.

Important career advice for young managers from Jazz Summers in this week's magazine.

London Grammar 'teaching the music business important lessons' - musicweek.com/news/read/lond…

Jazz Summers Quotes "I couldn't imagine Marx waking Engels up at six to gather chipped crockery and old clothes".

Jazz spoke to Music Week about his experiences in the modern record business. Read the interview here: musicweek.com/news/read/jazz…

It's called the BRITs and how much British music was on last night?

As an artist you have to cut your chest open and let your soul out. It's not an easy thing to do.

It's the type of thing that if it had happened in the 70s I'd have sent the boys round.

Jazz and joestretch will be talking with David Freeman at the OxfordLitFest tomorrow, all details here: oxfordliteraryfestival.org/literature-eve…

Jazz Summers passed away peacefully last night. He is survived by his wife Dianna, and three daughters, Katie, Rio and Georgia.

Jazz Summers 1944-2015 biglifemanagement.co.uk/management/art…

Thank you so much for all of the cards and flowers for Jazz over the past week