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Paul Weller To Release "Just A Dream/22 Dreams Live"

Paul Weller will release a CD/DVD Deluxe combo on 8th June titled, "Just A Dream/22 Dreams Live." The CD consists of 13 tracks recorded at the Brixton Academy, London in November 2008.

The DVD has a 90min/21 track live session recorded for the BBC, first televised in December 2008, a 5-track session recorded for Channel 4, the videos for 'Have You Made Up Your Mind' and 'Echoes Round The Sun', end-of-2008 interview with Paul and his band. Both will be housed in a hardback bookcase packaging with a 32 page booklet of previously unseen photographs.

A few more details and pre-order info can be found at Play.com

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