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MUSIC UPFRONT - 03.11.07: Single of the week.
David Jordan: Place In My Heart (Mercury)
Rising star Jordan has just secured a promotion with The Sun, which will make this single available as a free download to its readers. The public will also be able to hear tracks from his November 5-released album ...
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