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The 1984 release became one of the all-time bestselling compilations around the world by any artist.
Cullum's new album is set for global release on 7 June, through Blue Note in the US and Island Records elsewhere.
With career album sales of ten million to his name, Cullum's new studio record represents a striking new direction.
'That’s Not True,’ is the Jamaican-born, Florida-based artist's first original music release since 2017.
First released on 8 May 1984, it's the bestselling reggae album of all time, with worldwide sales of a staggering 28 million.
The collection features all of the British band's groundbreaking work between 1967 and 1974.
The new song follows hot on the heels of Sean Paul’s recent smash ‘Mad Love’ ft. Becky G, produced by David Guetta.
There was new life in 1992 for Palmer's signature song, written by former Free member Andy Fraser and first heard on 1978's Double Fun.
'Almost (Sweet Music)' features on Hozzier's new album, 'Wasteland, Baby!', which was released through Island Records on 1 March.
The British vocalist has enjoyed huge solo success in a remarkable career with connections to The Beatles, the Small Faces, Robert Palmer and others.
The tour will launch in November 2019 and see the fast-rising Norwegian pop star performing at London’s Eventim Apollo and 3Arena in Dublin.
The Marley Family, Island Records and UMe have shared a new clip inspired by the enduring track.
Remembering the hugely important progressive rock musician Kevin Ayers, who died in France at the age of 68 on 18 February 2013.
Reacting to the news, the band said: "A real thanks to the fans who have stayed with us for all this time. We all share in this, thank you.”
Produced by Dennis Bovell, 'Cut' was originally released in September 1979 and it remains a post-punk touchstone.
