James Blunt banned!

Radio stations in the UK there are songs MOR singer James Blunt banned broadcast, a few days after the stars at the ceremony for those who do not like his music should just say OFF.

Blunt 2005 World Chart-toppers "You're Beautiful" won two Ivor Novello Awards - an international hit, with most of the work carried out - an event in London last week (May 25).

After his award at the Grosvenor House Hotel, Blunt said: "To all those bastards who do not like my music - you're all adults, you turn on the radio."

Now Essex FM have announced that from today (May 29), it will no longer hits Blunt "You're Beautiful" and "Goodbye My Lover".

Station said that it was revealed in a recent audience research, students had enough of his star to react.

Chris Cotton, the controller program, told The Independent. "Very often it's popular artists that people are starting to get tired of these times, a number of specific comments about James Blunt were more than we've ever seen for a particular artist."

He added: "It was amazing, the people said:" Can you get rid of it? "." Can you ban him? Even people who say they are fans of his songs are going to say they are fed up. "

Cotton added that when the station announced its intention to ban the singer, the table was flooded.

He said: "The level of feedback is enormous, so it looks like it will be long-term ban.

"Although his songs were popular, there is enormous pressure from industry for specific artists often play. Often at odds with public taste, which songs from the top. We are pleased to counter that pressure. We encourage other radio stations for the same process."