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The official wiki for singer, actor and comedian James Bradford. For a complete biography, click on his name.

James Bradford is best known for his appearance in the 2006 VH1/LOGO series "Can't Get a Date", and more recently as "The Official Chris Gethard Show Dum-Dum" on "The Chris Gethard Show".

James was born in St. Louis, Missouri, but moved to Shreveport, Louisiana where he grew up and lived until the age of 16. He moved to New York City at that age to attend acting school, and by the age of 19 he was performing professionally in regional and touring musical theater. At that age he signed his first record deal and released a debut album and single; they did not chart, but would later be included in the soundtracks of several TV shows and films.

At 25, he was cast in the VH1/LOGO television show "Can't Get a Date". This would jump-start his career and heighten interest in him enough to tour for many years as a singer/songwriter and release numerous albums. Some appearances in film and television projects came and went, but by 30 interest waned.

At age 31 he wrote and starred in a one-man show called "Thick!", again generating interest. He toured with a variation of that show for several years, doing a combination of storytelling and stand-up comedy as well as continuing to sing and release music. In 2017, he was chosen as "The Official Dum-Dum" of "The Chris Gethard Show". He appeared on three episodes of that show and became the featured subject of the first official merchandise the show ever produced after 7 years on air when a t-shirt with his face on it was created by the program.

James continues to perform, record music and do stand-up comedy in 2020.

Discography

Albums E.P.s Singles 
 * Mnemosyne's Lounge (1999)
 * Metronomosexual (2006)
 * Live at Rockwood (2007)
 * Medium Rare (2009)
 * The August E.P. (2008)
 * The February E.P.ebruary (2009)
 * Relationship Destruction Machine (2000)
 * The Fumes of Burning Bridges (2007)
 * Artificial Reality (2010)
 * One Day Behind (2011)
 * timeBOMB (the depression song) (2017)



