James Blunt To Release Greatest Hits Album - Noise11.com
James Blunt, Plenary Melbourne, Ros O'Gorman photography

James Blunt, Melbourne 2014. Photo By Ros O'Gorman

James Blunt To Release Greatest Hits Album

by Music-News.com on July 17, 2021

in News

James Blunt will release his greatest hits collection later this year.

Blunt wanted to go for a tongue-in-cheek title for the collection before his record label made their feelings clear.

In a statement, he joked: “Amazingly, I’m releasing my Greatest Hits.

“I wanted to call it ‘Greatest Hit (& Songs I Wish You’d Heard)’, but the good people at Atlantic Records suggested I call it something more sensible, so it’s called ‘The Stars Beneath My Feet’.

“If you’d ever wished that James Blunt had only ever released one album – this is that album.

“It’s 30 awesome songs, including live performances from Glastonbury and elsewhere, and four new songs.

“To celebrate its release, I’ll be heading out to tour the world all next year. I can’t wait to see you then.”

The album will span his career from 2004 to 2021, including four new tracks – ‘Love Under Pressure’, ‘Unstoppable’, ‘Adrenaline’, and ‘I Came For Love’ – and four live performances from around the world.

The Stars Beneath My Feet (2004-2021) Tracklist
1. Love Under Pressure
2. 1973
3. Wisemen
4. Same Mistake
5. You’re Beautiful
6. Monsters
7. Tears And Rain
8. Bonfire Heart
9. I Really Want You (live in New York)
10. The Truth
11. Heart to Heart
12. Champions
13. Postcards
14. No Bravery (live in London)
15. Adrenaline
16. Smoke Signals
17. Unstoppable
18. Goodbye My Lover
19. Coz I Love You (live at Glastonbury)
20. So Long, Jimmy
21. Carry You Home
22. The Greatest
23. High
24. Don’t Give Me Those Eyes
25. OK
26. Stay the Night
27. Bartender
28. Cold
29. Where Is My Mind? (live in Paris)
30. I Came for Love

music-news.com

Noise11.com

Follow Noise11 on Social Media

NEW: Noise11 on YouTube SUBSCRIBE

Noise11 on Instagram

You’ll discover music news first following Noise11 on Twitter

Comment on the news of the day, join Noise11 on Facebook

Related Posts

Michael Buble at Rod Laver Arena, photo Ros O'Gorman
Michael Bublé Slams Trumps Attitude Towards Canada

Michael Bublé has made a passionate speech amid Trump's tariff plans for Canada, declaring that the country is "not for sale".

1 hour ago
Mark Ronson photo by Ros O'Gorman
Mark Ronson Gives Medical Date After Concert Scare

Mark Ronson has issued a health update after being rushed to hospital due to an injury.

23 hours ago
Eric Gales at Bluesfest Melbourne 2023 photo by Mary Boukouvalas
Eric Gales Is Returning To Australia And He Is A Must See Show

When I saw Eric Gales in 2023 in Melbourne he said he is “not the new Hendrix”. He might not think so but watch him live and you’ll probably disagree with his own assessment of himself.

24 hours ago
The Hives by Dean Bradshaw
The Hives To Return to Australia After 10 Years

The Hives are coming back to Australia for the first time in 10 years. The Swedish band last toured Australia in 2015 when they opened for AC/DC.

2 days ago
The Fray Facebook photo
The Fray Sell Out Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney Shows

Uptake for tickets to The Fray went faster than expected this week with sold-out shows for Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney. Perth still has limited tickets.

2 days ago
LeAnn Rimes supplied by TEG Dainty
LeAnn Rimes To Play Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney In September

LeAnn Rimes is coming back to Australia for what will be her first tour in 22 years and only second ever Aussie tour.

3 days ago
Zac Brown Band, Deni Blues and Roots Festival, Noise11, Ros O'Gorman, Photo
Zac Brown Band Announce Fourth Australian Tour Dates

Zac Brown Band will return to Australia in October for dates in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane as well as the Deni Ute Muster in Deniliquin.

3 days ago