All The Lost Souls Album:
Credits | Release Info | Release History | Singles | Bonus Discs | Deluxe Edition | Artwork | Acknowledgements | Charts | Notes

Release Date: 17th September 2007 (U.S. release: 18th September)
* Note: In many parts of Europe and Australia the release date was actually 14th September 2007).
Label: Atlantic Records , Custard Records
Writers: James Blunt, Jimmy Hogarth, Steve McEwan, Mark Batson, Max Martin, Eg White.
Produced & Mixed: Tom Rothrock
Engineered: Mike Tarantino
Mastered by: Don Tyler

James Blunt: Primary Artist, Acoustic Guitar, Piano, Vocals, 12-string Guitar, Vibes, Pump Organ, Fender Rhodes.
Karl Brazil: Drums, vocals.
Ben Castle: Electric Guitar, Vocals, 12-string Guitar.
Paul Beard: Piano, Hammond Organ, Vocals, Wurlitzer.
Malcolm Moore: Acoustic Guitar, Bass, Strings, Vocals, Hawaiian Guitar.
Suzie Katayama: Strings (tracks: 3, 4, 5, 7)
John Nau: Piano (track: 5)

The album was recorded between February and May 2007 in Los Angeles, U.S. The final mix was finished on June 2nd 2007. The albums title was officially announced in a press release by Atlantic Records on 18th June 2007. The first single release taken from the album 1973 was also announced at the same time.

All The Lost Souls was released on 17th September 2007 around the globe and on 18th September in the U.S.

All The Lost Souls
Disc:	Cover:	Versions & Track Listings:	Time:
	Promo	PROMO / JEWEL CASE SEPT 17/18th 2007 01. 1973 02. One Of The Brightest Stars 03. I'll Take Everything 04. Same Mistake 05. Carry You Home 06. Give Me Some Love 07. I Really Want You 08. Shine On 09. Annie 10. I Can't Hear The Music	4:40 3:11 3:05 4:58 3:56 3:36 3:29 4:26 3:28 3:45   38:39
	Jewel Case

Known release versions of All The Lost Souls (with Catalogue Numbers):

2007 - Promo Release ??
17 September 2007 - Limited Edition
17 September 2007 - (Cat Num 7567899724)
17 September 2007 - Japanese release (WPCR12709)
17 September 2007 - Vinyl LP (AATL 286396) See HERE
10 March 2008 - French Tour Edition (CD+Bonus DVD) (cat Num 1311963)
1 April 2008 - Asian Tour Edition (CD with bonus tracks) (Cat Num 75678994135A)
14 April 2008 - Australian Tour Edition (CD+Bonus DVD) (Cat Num 7567899393)
24 November 2008 - Deluxe Edition (CD+Bonus DVD) (Cat Num 7567896985)

Single releases from All The Lost Souls in chronological order:

1973 7 August 2007 (digital download) / 3 September 2007 (CD, Vinyl)
Same Mistake 3 December 2007
Carry You Home 24 March 2008
I Really Want You 4th August 2008 (digital download only)
Love Love Love 7th November 2008 (on the re-released Deluxe Edition of All The Lost Souls)

All The Lost Souls was released on 17/18th September 2007 as a limited edition version with a bonus DVD disc. This is known as the MVI (Music Video Interactive) version containing a bonus DVD with PC content.

All The Lost Souls Bonus DVD / MVI
Disc:	Cover:	Versions & Track Listings:	Time:
		DVD / MVI (7567 899659) 17/18th SEPT 2007 01. 1973 02. One Of The Brightest Stars 03. I'll Take Everything 04. Same Mistake 05. Carry You Home 06. Give Me Some Love 07. I Really Want You 08. Shine On 09. Annie 10. I Can't Hear The Music 11. Annie (Live From The Garden Shed) 12. James Blunt: Return To Kosovo DVD Preview 13. The Making of All The Lost Souls 14. 1973 (Video) The target stores version contained the making of video to 1973	4:40 3:11 3:05 4:58 3:56 3:36 3:29 4:26 3:28 3:45 ?:?? 5:29 30:01 4:03

Several All The Lost Souls Tour Editions were also released that included a bonus DVD:

French Tour Edition Bonus DVD
Disc:	Cover:	Versions & Track Listings:	Time:
		French Tour Edition 01. Je Réalise (Video) 02. 1973 (Video) 03. Same Mistake (Video) 04. No Bravery (Live In Paris) 05. You're Beautiful (Live In Paris) 06. Goodbye My Lover (Live In Paris) 07. Carry You Home (Live In Paris)	4:40 3:11

Australian Tour Edition Bonus DVD
Disc:	Cover:	Versions & Track Listings:	Time:
		Australian Tour Edition 01. 1. Give me some love (Live) 02. I really want you (Live) 03. So long jimmy (Live) 04. Carry you home (Live) 05. Wisemen (Live) 06. Same mistake (Live) 07. 1973 (live)	4:40 3:11

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Lost Souls Skull The album cover and booklet artwork for All The Lost Souls was designed by Bose Collins. The cover features a photo of James' face made from a mosaic of (approximately) 1287 smaller photographs of James of varying ages from childhood to the present day. James asked us not to use his face on the cover – so we put it on 1,000 times.Bose Collins There are also four similiar mosaics in the album booklet making up the images of a skull, a lightbulb, a dove and a butterfly. The images of the Skull and butterly designs combined were actually used earlier in a poster advertising a secret Myspace show which took place in New York 31st May 2006. During an interview on Paul O'Grady's TV show broadcast in the UK on ITV on December 17th 2007, James stated that the Skull design was originally going to be the albums front cover of All The Lost Souls. He stated "The record company thought that was a little scary, so rather than that we ended up with far too many of my ugly face on there". The album's logo has 'James Blunt' spelt out in brightly coloured cropped letters taken from photographs of different neon signs. The various black & white photographs of James in the recording studio were taken by Patrick Fraser.

James' ackowledgements on the album notes for All The Lost Souls:

" Book keeping by Colonel Chuck & The Command Module. Tour Management by Bobble and the Freeloaders. Moral guidance from Billy Bedlam and The Post Raffelites. Styled, Manufactured and housed by Carrie Fisher. Additional thanks to: all at Custard Records who found me; Atlantic UK who broke me (in every way); the team at Atlantic US who have become great friends; the many people at Warner worldwide; the Twenty First Artists family; Gibson Guitars; Yamaha Pinaos; Conway Studios; Free Trade Agency and High Road Touring; My lawyer at Russels; and MBC PR who pick up the pieces... "

Peak chart positions:

#1: Argentina, Australia, Austria, Canada, Estonia, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, New Zealand, Switzerland, United Kingdom.
#2: Netherlands, Sweden.
#3: Norway.
#5: Belgium, Czech, Denmark, Korea.

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