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BBC concert footage of singer/songwriter James Blunt will be featured on the artist's upcoming DVD, Chasing Time: The Bedlam Sessions.

Filmed in London at the BBC studios on November 5, 2005, the live set – which arrives August 8 via Custard/Atlantic – features Blunt and his band members accompanied by backing vocalists and a string section.

In addition to performing hits such as You're Beautiful and High from his breakthrough album, Back to Bedlam, Blunt rounds out the show with a cover of the Pixies' Where Is My Mind.

The DVD also will include a selection of music videos, behind-the-scenes footage and two documentaries.

Blunt is on tour in Europe and has blocked off most of the fall for a fresh round of North American dates, which are scheduled to run from September 30 to November 29. Cities and venues have yet to be announced.

source:reuters

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