Product Description

'All The Lost Souls' is the second album from singer-songwriter phenomenon James Blunt. A winning mixture of 70's-influenced pop and acoustic rock, the album is sure to appeal to fans of artists such as Carly Simon and James Taylor. Includes the single '1973'.

Track Listing

1. 1973
2. One Of The Brightest Stars
3. I'll Take Everything
4. Same Mistake
5. Carry You Home
6. Give Me Some Love
7. I Really Want You
8. Shine On
9. Annie
10. I Can't Hear The Music

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #77 in Music
• Released on: 2007-09-17
• Number of discs: 1

Vicky Newton (The Sun)
"All the Lost Souls is a collection of seventies-inspired classic pop songs with emotional heart-rending lyrics and melodies that you simply can¹t get out of your head once you¹ve heard them"

"He is a very ordinary bloke with an extra ordinary talent"

Adrian Thrills (Daily Mail)
"All The Lost Souls is dominated by deft songs, clever arrangements and a fragile yet forceful voice"

Neil McCormick (Telegraph)
"All the Lost Souls is vastly superior to his debut. 10 perfectly crafted sings overflowing with melody, crammed with hook lines and rick with intense emotion."

Customer Reviews

don't alf get on my nerves......
...I've noticed that a couple of the 1 star reviwers have only ever reviewed this album. Obvioulsy got their own personal agenda and haven't listened to the music anyway, so I'm discounting them (perhaps they're not getting the same amount of "notches on bed post" action as soldier Blunt, eh?;)

I didn't enjoy it as much as his first stuff, and a few listens hasn't changed that.
Although "carry me home" is a song I blubbed at.With lyrics "I'm watching you breath now - for the last time.." which appears to be a song of someones dying moments, in action maybe? Heart moving, I would say...

"I really want you" "same mistake" and "shine on" stand out to me also. All over worth listening to? Of course!

If you liked Back to Bedlam, then you'll love this too!
Back to Bedlam was such a fantastic album which did really well so All the Lost Souls is bound to be over-critiqued. I've read some iffy reviews on sites and I personally think it's fashionable to slate James Blunt because of who he is (i.e. posh and well-spoken) rather than actually listening to his music, which is a shame because the UK should be proud that we've got an exceptional singer-songwriter again who manages to put emotion and feeling into what he sings. Anyway, I think that All the Lost Souls is a well-written and well produced album with some great songs such as Carry You Home and I Really Want You. I am a big fan of both albums and would say that if you liked Back to Bedlam, then you'll love this.

James Blunt - All the Lost Souls
I didnt think I could love a second album as much as I love Back to Bedlam, but he did it again. A brilliant album, so soulful and sensitive, and will have your emotions soaring. (If you see him live you will feel what a passionate singer/song-writer he really is.) This album is worth every penny!