anita
Jeremy Young <jy...@student.monash.edu.au> wrote in message
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On Sat, 24 Jul 1999 09:57:38 -0400, in alt.music.paul-weller, aem <aemci...@glasscity.net> posted:
=> Off the top of my head, I think Foxton sang lead on News of the World and
=> one of the versions of Smithers-Jones. I can listen to the box set at work
=> Monday and maybe tell you more after that.
=>
=> anita
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=> Jeremy Young <jy...@student.monash.edu.au> wrote in message
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=> > I was wondering which Jam songs aren't sung (lead) by Paul Weller. I
=> > heard David Watts from All Mod Cons was sung by Foxton, any other songs?
=> >
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anita
Jeff Harper <jha...@aquarius.gte.net> wrote in message
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CARNABY STREET
SMITHERS JONES
DON'T TELL THEM YOU'RE SANE
NEWS OF THE WORLD
INNOCENT MAN
THE NIGHT
BEST OF BOTH WORLDS
Billy
Hmmm. But most of Bruce's songs were not very good, with
the exception of 'Smithers Jones'.
Billy
anita
Soul Skin <re...@netcom.ca> wrote in message news:379A7A...@netcom.ca...
...or a songwriter...
=> What's this?..............anti-Bruce day?
LOL! I know, I just think he's not such a hot songwriter, but he seemed
to be a good bloke when I met him. :-) Most of his songs share very
basic chord progression, like News of the World, the verse is simply
II-I-II-I again and again... ;-)
ta,
Jeff
Jeff Harper wrote
No problem
Billy
Soul Skin wrote in message <379A7A...@netcom.ca>...
On Sun, 25 Jul 1999 21:59:05 +0100, in alt.music.paul-weller, GP <iwishi...@hotmail.com> posted:
=> When did you meet him Jeff?
=>
=>
=> Jeff Harper wrote
=> >LOL! I know, I just think he's not such a hot songwriter, but he seemed
=> >to be a good bloke when I met him. :-)
Several - Bruce got a song or two on some of the LPs (London Traffic and
Don't Tell Them You're Sane on 'This is the Modern World' and Smithers
Jones on 'Setting Sons' for instance).
Keith
He sings the last verse of Smithers Jones, actually ('work and work and
work and work till you die' etc.) although, apparently, *he* wrote that!
Keith
Ah, a definitive list. Except you missed out London Traffic!
Err... I *think* that's all of them.
Keith
anita
Keith <ke...@tooon.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
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Yeh, uncredited. John Reed mentions it in his Weller biography.
Keith
"everything begins, and ends, at exactly the right place"
anita
Keith <ke...@tooon.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
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aem wrote
On Sun, 1 Aug 1999 02:23:11 +0100, in alt.music.paul-weller, GP <iwishi...@hotmail.com> posted:
=> "My Ever Changing Moods" by John Reed
=>
=>
=> aem wrote
=> >What's the name of the biography? I only have the unauthorised biography
=> by
=> >Steve Malins.
=> >
=> >anita
Agreed! That is like my favourite book at the moment :)
Billy
'Paul Weller - My Ever Changing Moods' by John Reed (one of the writers
on Record Collector), published by Omnibus Press in 1996. I have a 1997
imprint and I think it's been issued again more recently. The isbn
number is 0-7119-6379-7 and it costs £9.99.
Not a bad book - a bit "by the numbers" in places, though it did have a
lot of semi-official input apparently.
Mine's a trade paperback and, therefore, rather floppy...
It's easily the best book ever written about Weller. It's sad that
nobody's been able to do a definitive authorised biography about him but
then again, this isn't unique - Costello's another one who never seems
to let any writer close enough to do something authoritative.
Keith
"everything begins, and ends, at exactly the right place"
Didn't Bruce sing on Innocent Man one of the B-sides of News of Thw World?
Also he sang and wrote Don't tell them you're sane on the Modern World LP.
To me it sounds like Bruce sings most (or at least half) of See Saw the
B-side of Eton Rifles. That was written by Weller I believe.
Gareth
You're right, Weller's a bit shy about the biography stuff, but Paolo
Hewitt's "The Jam: A beat concerto" and the Video "Highlights & Hangups"
cover most of what we fans need to know.
Neil.