Will Of The People

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In January 2017 he made a cameo appearance in " The Final Problem", the final episode of series four of the BBC TV series Sherlock. Weller became interested in 1960s mod culture in late 1974, particularly after hearing " My Generation" by the Who. If you want something smoother, the Drop Out Orchestra remix is laid-back, disco-string-laden, sax-solo-heavy nirvana. A series of limited 7" single bundles will be released from Weller's new album 'Saturns Pattern' throughout 2015.

From the Floorboards Up, from 2005’s As Is Now, is a short, sharp, exhilarating – and Jam-like – jolt.

In 2003, Weller teamed up with electronic rock duo Death in Vegas on a cover of Gene Clark's "So You Say You Lost Your Baby", which featured on their Scorpio Rising album.

Decoding the Dolby Atmos mix requires a Dolby Atmos-certified soundbar or a Dolby Atmos-compatible AV Receiver/Amp. June: Westonbirt Arboretum, Gloucestershire 9th June: Cannock Chase Forest, Staffordshire 17th June: Thetford Forest, Suffolk Tickets available: www. Now with a massively successful US tour opening for sweet soul darlings Thee Sacred Souls behind him, 2023 is sure to be a propitious year for Daptone's newest signee. On the B-side of A Solid Bond in Your Heart lurks Weller’s mea culpa take on the sudden demise of the Jam, the arrogance of youth and the perils of becoming the Voice of a Generation.Weller sat down with Matt Everitt to discuss the story behind some of his early tracks, his latest studio album A Kind Revolution and the upcoming 2018 stadium tour. Featuring much of Weller’s solo work from 1991-1998, including ‘Into Tomorrow’, ‘The Changingman, ‘You Do Something To Me’ and ‘Mermaids’, and released as a 2LP set featuring the bonus LP recorded live at Victoria Park in Hackney, London. It is with yet more disappointment that we have to announce that Paul’s forthcoming shows in Italy in May this year will not be able to go ahead due to the Covid pandemic. In a different era, Al Green could have covered it; instead, it was subjected to a spectacularly drippy reading by dimly remembered 90s boyband 911.